Ice cream scoop
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Ice cream scoop
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Ice cream scoop

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9,00€

Stop ruining your spoons scooping ice cream from the freezer. Time for an upgrade. Store-bought or homemade, presentation matters, and a round scoop on a plate looks like someone cared.

Avoid the dishwasher if you want it to keep its shine. If you put it in anyway, it still works.

The LADJA team uses it for:

  • Ice cream, obviously
  • Portioning cookie dough so every cookie is the same size
  • Meatballs and falafel, same reason

Details:

  • Length: 18 cm
  • Weight: 100 g
  • Hand wash to keep the shine

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At LADJA, cooking is a rebellion with a touch of pro-precision. A declaration of defiance against the ordinary.

Against the boring taste. Against the limitations of home cooking.
We’re not just a label; think of us as your cooking squad, bringing those restaurant vibes to the table.
Born from home kitchens, we’re here for those who dare to dream of top-notch meals, refusing to settle for anything less in their culinary adventures.

 

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