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    How do I use a plastic scoop spoon?
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    Run it under warm water before scooping.
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    Where does the ice cream come in?
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    You take it out before you do anything and just set it to the side until you are ready to scoop.
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    How many ounces does a standard scoop of ice cream weigh?
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    Most weigh about 6 to 8 ounces.
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    What is something I can use to scoop ice cream if I don't have a scooper?
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    A larger spoon is a fine substitute for a dedicated ice cream scoop.
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    Where can I get an ice cream scoop?
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    You can get a scoop at Walmart, Fred Meyer, Kroger or any store like them. Online auction sites will also carry them, as well as any online kitchen wares supplier. And dollar stores have them too, if you want a cheap one.
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    What temperature does the scooper have to be to scoop the ice cream?
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    It can be at room temperature or leave it in the freezer so it's as cold as the ice cream.
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    What if the ice cream is too hard for the scoop?
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    Let the ice cream sit for 1-2 minutes, it should be good then. If it's still hard, let it sit out for other 1-2 minutes but keep an eye on it so it does not fully melt.
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