The Pioneer Woman Gorgeous Garden Stainless Steel Trigger Ice
The Pioneer Woman Gorgeous Garden Stainless Steel Trigger Ice
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The Pioneer Woman Gorgeous Garden Stainless Steel Trigger Ice Cream Scoop is great for serving up ice cream quickly and easily. The stainless-steel scoop smoothly carves through your ice cream. The mechanical trigger smoothly pops the ice cream out of the scoopresulting in a perfectly round scoop of ice cream. The gorgeously decorated handle adds flair to your kitchen and features Ree's signature floral design. To maintain the look and designhand washing only is recommended. Mix and match with other pieces from The Pioneer Woman collection. Bring home The Pioneer Woman Gorgeous Garden Stainless Steel Trigger Ice Cream Scoop.
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