Need reliable disher or scooper (2T, #30)

[sygyzy]

Hi,

I am looking for a source to buy a #30 disher, which should hold 2 TSP. I have a #20 (I think) and it's the Norpro model. I looked on Amazon and found a #30 which the MFG claims is 2T but reading the comments, it looks to be more like 2.5T which was confirmed by another vendor who lists the #30 as 2.5T. I am not surprised why Norpro continues to label their disher as such.

Anyway, any recommendations on a brand or online restaurant supply company for a 2T disher/cookie scoop would be greatly appreciated.

David

[tmriga]

edited to read correctly

Converting 2 teaspoons to ounces comes to approximately .338 oz, the closest I'm finding is the size 100, which is .332 oz.

Sorry about the previous post.

Here is the link to a chart from a manufacturer in Florida -

http://www.zeroll.com/products/universalezdisher.html

Theresa

Edited September 21, 2009 by tmriga (log)

[mrose]

You should be able to get one at any restaurant supply store in your area.

[jaynesb]

Here's another link with a bit more information about disher capacities. I think they are mostly standardized so you might not be able to easily find one with exactly 2 Tablespoons.

Food Service measurements for dishers and other standard measures

jayne

[JAZ]

Do you mean two tablespoons or two teaspoons?

[pkeibel]

King Arthur flour has an assortment of "scoops" in different sizes. http://search.kingarthurflour.com/?N=0&rt=p&Ntt=cookie+scoops"

[Lisa Shock]

Do you have Smart & Final in your area? I was there yesterday, and, at my local one, they had seven different scoops. (some of which were too large for you)

[baroness]

Both King Arthur Flour and Kerekes (bakedeco.com) sell the Zeroll dishers; Kerekes has *all* the sizes.

[TheUnknownCook]

VOLLRATH: Wasserstrom, Central, AceMart