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Much as it would amuse me to declare @KennethTthe winner, it can't be done. (By the way, I deliberataly didn't indicate scale. Didn't want to to limit anyone's imaginative musings!)
@ElsieDI'm sorry, but no. They are a bit larger than teaspoons.
@ShelbyYou could try, but you'd be there for days!
@paloAn incorrect statement.
@blue_dolphinis correct. They are sold as watermelon spoons, but could easily work for ice cream, too. Or yoghurt, etc.
Much as it would amuse me to declare @KennethTthe winner, it can't be done. (By the way, I deliberataly didn't indicate scale. Didn't want to to limit anyone's imaginative musings!)
@ElsieDI'm sorry, but no. They are a bit larger than teaspoons.
@ShelbyYou could try, but you'd be there for days!
@paloAn incorrect statement.
@blue_dolphinis correct. They are sold as watermelon spoons, but could easily work for ce cream, too. Or yoghurt, etc.
Much as it would amuse me to declare @KennethTthe winner, it can't be done. (By the way, I deliberatalyy didn't indicate scale. Didn't want to to limit anyone's imaginative musings!)
@ElsieDI'm sorry, but no. They are a bit larger than teaspoons.
@ShelbyYou could try, but you'd be there for days!
@paloAn incorrect statement.
@blue_dolphinis correct. They are sold as watermelon spoons, but could easily work for ce cream, too. Or yoghurt, etc.
