What is the diameter of the scoop part for the small, medium and large?
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I don't know the diameters, but the small is supposed to hold 2 teaspoon of dough and produce a 2" cookie. I disagree with that though. It may be okay for dough's without nuts or chips but if you have nuts or chips, I had to use a heaping size. The medium 1 1/2 Tablespoon. I thought it was too big for cookies (even leveled). But I don't like a big cookie. I don't have the large. I wish OXO made a Tablespoon scoop. I don't know why they don't. I bought another brand that does have a Tablespoon size but it's not as good as the OXO brand. Sorry I wasn't more help. Good luck.
1140895
The medium-size scoop picks up approximately 1-1/2 tablespoons of dough, which yields a cookie 2-3/4 inches in diameter. It can also be used to produce decorative 1-3/4-inch balls of ice cream, rice, and other foods. The large holds 3 tablespoons of dough; yields a 3-1/2-inch cookie.
1459246
Hi Katie - I just measured and it's about 4 level tbsp. The scoop is sometimes buried pretty deep in the powder - prod with a skewer and maybe you'll find it.
1378180
Mine measures 6" in length. The "scoop" is just under 2 inches L and 1 1/4 inches W with about 1/8 inch at deepest part.
1858218
I purchased this product, but I really don't know the exact size. I had planned to use these to filter my coffee, and although the holes are VERY small, and caught the grinds well, they were too big to catch the super-fine muddy debris from my coffee-maker. Sorry - wish I could provide you more help.
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Total length of the scoop including handle=13"; length of handle from end of scoop=7"; scoop itself (up to where handle starts) 5 3/4" long, 5 1/2" wide, depth (at midpoint)=1 1/2". I have a jumbo-size litter box; users who found it difficult to use may have smaller ones. Hope this helps.
2216821
The diameter at the top of the larger funnel is 4 1/2". The diameter at the top of the smaller funnel is 4".
1161562
I just checked, and mine are 3.5"/3 1/2". I have two and love their heft and handle. I use them for cereal, soup and more.
1532965
Correction, it's actually a 1/2 tbsp scoop I use. I generally put in 2-3 of those so, 1-2 tbsp is perfect
1973314
The opening is 5.5 inches wide at its widest point. The scoop is about 4.5 inches wide. My observation is that this opening will indeed be too small for many scoops, and it seems very clear that the scoop that comes with the unit is custom-made for the unit. I found the small size of the scoop a bit of an adjustment, but now it's perfectly fine for me. This of course is a matter of personal preference. Good luck with whatever you decide to do. I am still absolutely sold on this product.
370881
I just measured the width of the largest scoop (1 cup), and it is 3-5/8". I do not own any mason jars, sorry.
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Large: 12" diameter x 8 1/2" high; medium: 8 3/4" diameter x 6 1/2" high; small: 6 3/8" diameter x 4 3/4" high Ceramic
1781651
I love this scoop and it works great for making big cookies. When I scoop up chocolate chip or oatmeal cookie dough, the cookies are usually 3-1/2 inches in diameter when baked. What I like about it is that when you use it for cookies, they all turn out one size. Very well made and sturdy. I also have a Norpro scoop that is 1/2 Tblsp and I use that for candies, works great. I hope this helped.
1353419
use a clean fork to find the scoop. it's in there! My scoop reads 53 cc, that's about 1/4 cup
1999646
On my scoop there is a number 70 stamped on the U-shaped metal piece inside the hemisphere part of the scoop. Inside the handle it says INOX Edelstahl Rost Frei (rust free in German, or stainless) 18/8. The scoop is 1.25" in diameter.
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I personally measured these canisters and at the widest part here are the measurements: small-5", medium-6" and the large-7" Hope this is helpful Paige Brown
370882
I'm not sure where the 3.8" measurement comes from, unless it's in reference to the 1 cup scoop. They're about 6" long. Mine fit easily into the next size down from the largest {fits 2 lb.of sugar} Tupperware canister. Sorry I can't be more precise, but I have to do the dishes before I can accurately measure the scoops--I use them constantly!