Many years ago, one of my high school jobs was working for an ice cream store. The traditional ';scoop'; is 2.5 ounces by weight.
Newer stores are at 3 to 4.5 ounces per scoop by weight. The scoops sold in supermarkets and cooking stores will make a loose scoop of 'regular' ice cream that weighs about 3 ounces.
The trick is that different ice creams will have different amounts of air in them to give them a lighter mouthfeel. This air is called ';overrun'; in the business. The (usually) square boxxed bargain ice creams will have as much as 30% overrun, while premium ice creams will have 10% or so, and gelatos and some super premiums will have none.
The bottom line is that less air means the same sized scoop weighs more.
Make mine a double!How many ounces of ice cream does a regulare ice cream scoop hold?
I wouldnt be sure.... All ice cream scoops are diffrent sizes.How many ounces of ice cream does a regulare ice cream scoop hold?
define regular as there are many different sizes shapes and types each one is different. the medium range of old type scoops are aprox. 4 liquid ounces.
An average scoop - 1/2 cup, which is the serving size of most ice creams.
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