I want a scoop for meatballs. Would this work?
1707993
The scoop would absolutely work for meatballs. Just remember to squeeze the scoop before dipping into the meat and you'll be good to go. I use the scoop to make cookies and the density of ground meat is less than cookie dough. Enjoy!
1366080
Yes, will work on any size. The scooping part is the only part of the process where size would matter and there is no reason you can't just do a second scoop to get out any meat that is left. I eat 2-3 avocados a week, all sizes, and have no problems. Ripe ones works best, which is true for any avocado thing I can think of. I'd buy this again.
1082989
Hmmmm, I think it would work for meatloaf but it's a pretty big pan so I don't think it would be very thick.
1632782
Diameter measures 1 1/4 inches (inside scoop measurement) Yes, it would be good for both purposes.
729371
The scoop itself is not magnetic but it should be able to hang on a magnetic strip! In other-words, it has the elements that will attract it to a magnet. Since you already have a magnetic strip, it will. Hope that helps.
630965
I have owned rabbits for several years. This scoops will absolutely NOT work... It sounds like you need a rake of some kind.
127214
It's about 6 1/2 inches tall and 5 inches in diameter. You would have to use a small scoop because your hand would take up most of the space in diameter-something between a protein powder scoop and a small loose, candy scoop.
27209
First of all...sometimes the scoop is dug deep into the thick of the powder. So, no matter how bad it may sound, you might just have to stick your hand in there and fish for it. Its highly unlikely that the manufacturer forgot to put a scoop in there. In the event that they actually did, I say a scoop should be about 3 heaping table spoons worth.
785916
Sure. In my opinion this would be really handy to portion them so they can be uniform in size and eliminate you having to grab the raw meat and mess with getting it under your nails. However, you would still to roll it around in your hands to make it round and condensed into a meatball so it wont fall apart.
1423142
It would appear as if this will work as if you look at the item http://www.amazon.com/Grinder-Attachment-KitchenAid-Sausage-Stuffer/dp/B00FW0NANC/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1420731162&sr=8-11&keywords=chefs+choice+meat+grinder it is using this sausage stuffer.
2009861
I have not tried this. It will depend on the size of the piece of metal and how deeply it is buried in the food. If you are talking about small pieces 2-3 mm in size no. Larger pieces 10 +mm yes it should.
1023372
It would depend upon the diameter of your pan, but I do not think this would work unless you used a very wide pan and made your soup more shallow.
789897
Yes, opening is big enough for a standard size spade or scoop, but I'd suggest just putting a bin, tray, box below, rolling it to a dump-a-able point and pulling/dumping the amount you want out.
2108260
I think it would do in a pinch for solid materials such as flour and sugar, but i think that it is better used for liquids. Although the wide opening does lend itself to using measuring scoops.
1050874
Same here. I had used a level scoop. Tried again with heaping scoops. Got very good.
693316
I would think it would work as long as the consistency is no more solid than ground meat and it isn't very sticky.
1996553
I am about to buy this, so I have no experience with it, just with other 7th Gen products, but it occurred to me that if finding the scoop is a general problem, I would save the scoop from a previous box.