Disposable ice cream spoon Papstar 88073

The Papstar 88073 disposable ice cream spoon is a paper utensil designed for single-use serving of ice cream and similar desserts. Made from high-quality paper, the spoon combines sufficient stiffness with a lightweight construction. Each spoon measures 95 mm in length and is finished in white; the product is supplied in packs of 100 pieces, providing a practical portion for events, catering or household use.

Advantages

These paper ice cream spoons provide a balance of strength and disposability: the paper material offers enough rigidity for scooping and stirring while remaining biodegradable where appropriate waste management is available. The compact 95 mm length is suitable for small dessert cups and single-portion servings, and the white finish matches a variety of presentation styles. Packaged in sets of 100, the product is convenient for one-time events and reduces the need for washing reusable utensils.

Suitable for

• Serving single portions of ice cream, gelato and frozen yogurt
• Catering at parties, festivals and outdoor events
• Cafés, ice cream parlours and mobile food stalls
• Takeaway dessert orders and sample tastings
• Household use for children's portions and quick desserts

Key specifications

• Material: high-quality paper
• Length: 95 mm
• Color: white
• Pack quantity: 100 pieces
• Design: single-use disposable spoon suitable for cold desserts

How to use

Remove a single spoon from the pack and use it to scoop, stir or sample ice cream and other cold desserts. The spoon is intended for single use; after use, dispose of it according to local waste sorting rules. Avoid prolonged exposure to liquids at high temperature or extended stirring in very soft or melted desserts, as prolonged saturation may reduce rigidity.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, store the spoons in a dry, cool place until use. Use with chilled or frozen desserts; for very hot items consider a utensil designed for heat resistance. When possible, dispose of used spoons in compost or paper recycling streams if local facilities accept coated paper products.