Ever heard of an older model ice cream scoop with blue silicone grip?

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a participant's inquiry about an older model ice cream scoop featuring a blue silicone grip. Participants share their thoughts on the scoop's description, potential identification, and personal experiences related to similar products.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based

Main Points Raised

  • One participant describes a customer's request for an "old style" ice cream scoop with a blue silicone grip, expressing curiosity about its identification.
  • Another participant suggests that the described scoop may actually be a Tupperware product based on the description and price point.
  • A participant confirms their suspicion that the scoop is not a Pampered Chef product, sharing their experience of a similar situation with the customer.
  • One participant expresses excitement about identifying the scoop and mentions the difficulty of accessing product information online without contacting a consultant.
  • Another participant shares that they have owned a similar scoop since 1994, noting its enduring quality.
  • One participant offers to research the scoop further and gather information from other consultants, showing willingness to assist.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the identification of the ice cream scoop, with some participants believing it is a Tupperware product while others maintain it could be a Pampered Chef item based on the customer's insistence.

Contextual Notes

The discussion reflects personal experiences and opinions regarding product identification and customer interactions, without any official product claims.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants interested in product identification and customer engagement may find the shared experiences and insights relevant.

quiverfull7
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Ok, those of you who have been selling for a while, I have a custormer asking for the "old style" ice cream scoop. He says its got blue silicone type material on the handle to help grip it and the top is sort of spade like, flat across but with some scoop in it. He says it is just amazing and wants more. He recalls them being over $20 maybe closer to $30. Anyone ever seen one or have one or have an extra one or two??????? I can't say that I've ever heard anyone talk about it before. He says he's bringing it to work with him so that he can show me next time I'm in his store. I thought I'd try to do some homework on it before then. HELP! :)
 
Hate to tell you Di, but from his description and price point, it sounds like the Tupperware Ice Cream Scoop.
 
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That is EXACTLY what I told him but he stood there and argued with me about his love for PC and that he is SURE it's PC! SO... I challenged him to bring it to me so I could see. SO... my hunch was most likely right. I didn't want to say that in my post because I wanted to keep everyones mind thinking PC but I'm not surprised. Well, I know a lady to send him to after I prove him wrong! That sounds mean but I'm just feeling like maybe I do have a brain now! Thanks Becky!!!!!!!!
 
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THAT IS IT!!!!!!!!! He drew me a pic and described it and that is SO it!!!!!!
I'm going to print this off! HA! I wonder why you can't look at their online catty without contacting a consultant. I don't care for that too much. THANKS for solving the mystery Becky!
 
quiverfull7 said:
THAT IS IT!!!!!!!!! He drew me a pic and described it and that is SO it!!!!!!
I'm going to print this off! HA! I wonder why you can't look at their online catty without contacting a consultant. I don't care for that too much. THANKS for solving the mystery Becky!

LOL - he probably thought it was a PC product because the consultant he bought it from was probably one of those who jumped ship when TOHE started. :D:D:D

Glad I could help solve the mystery!
 
:) Funny!Yes, I've had one of my scoops since 1994 and it looks the same as today.
 
Hi there! Thank you for reaching out about the older model ice cream scoop with the blue silicone grip. I have not personally seen or heard of this specific scoop, but I would be happy to do some research and see if I can find any information on it for you. I can also check with other consultants and see if they have any experience with this scoop. In the meantime, I would love to hear more about your customer's experience with it and what makes it so amazing. Thank you for bringing this to my attention and I will do my best to find out more about it. Have a great day! :)
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the older model ice cream scoop with blue silicone grip?

The older model ice cream scoop with blue silicone grip is a kitchen tool designed for scooping ice cream efficiently. It features a sturdy metal scoop and a comfortable blue silicone handle that provides a good grip, making it easier to serve ice cream, sorbet, and other frozen desserts.

Is the blue silicone grip comfortable to use?

Yes, the blue silicone grip is designed for comfort and ease of use. It provides a non-slip surface that allows for a secure hold, reducing hand fatigue while scooping hard ice cream or other frozen treats.

Can I find replacement parts for the older model ice cream scoop?

Replacement parts for older model ice cream scoops may be limited, as Pampered Chef often focuses on their current product lines. However, you can check with Pampered Chef customer service or authorized consultants for availability of parts or similar products.

How do I clean the ice cream scoop?

The ice cream scoop can typically be cleaned by hand washing it with warm, soapy water. Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scouring pads, as they may damage the silicone grip or the scoop's finish. Some models may also be dishwasher safe, so check the manufacturer's instructions for specific care guidelines.

Where can I purchase the older model ice cream scoop?

The older model ice cream scoop may be available through second-hand marketplaces, online auction sites, or from Pampered Chef consultants who may have leftover inventory. However, for the latest models and products, visiting the official Pampered Chef website or contacting a consultant is recommended.

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