MINI Wooden Scoop 10S

These mini wooden scoops are small FSC certified wooden scoops suited to powders, small ingredients, and food-service use. Their compact size makes them easy to include in jars, refill packs, sample sets, or countertop displays where a neat little scoop is useful. Though often used in the food trade, they are also practical for dry ingredients in craft, bath, and pantry settings.

They are small utility scoops, not measuring spoons with marked volumes. Why we love it: These are simple, useful, and charmingly practical. Their small size makes them easy to tuck into packaging, and the natural wood finish looks clean and attractive in both food and ingredient setups. Key Properties Material: FSC certified wood Form: Mini wooden scoop Appearance: Natural unfinished wood Suitable For: Powders, small ingredients, samples, and dry pantry use Heat Resistant Suitable For Hot And Cold Use Natural And Non-Toxic Plant-Based And Renewable Home Compostable Industrially Compostable What It's Used For Scoop powders or dry ingredients Use in refill jars or pantry containers Add to bath salt or ingredient packaging Offer samples or small tasting portions Use in food, craft, or self-care setups Who It's For This Product Is For: Refill stores and pantry setups Businesses packing powders or dry ingredients Bath and body product packaging Anyone wanting a small natural scoop This Product Is Not For: Large-volume scooping Liquid use over long periods Heavy-duty kitchen serving How To Use As a Dry Ingredient Scoop: Dip into the product and lift out the required amount.

For Packaging: Place inside jars, pouches, or boxes for convenient use. For Samples: Use to portion small amounts neatly. Store Dry: Keep in a clean, dry place between uses. Safety Instructions Intended for dry or lightly handled use Do not leave soaking in liquid Store in a clean, dry place Dispose of responsibly after use FAQs Q: Are these only for food use?

A: No. They are also useful for powders, bath salts, and other small dry ingredients. Q: Can they go into product packaging? A: Yes. Their compact size makes them easy to include in jars, pouches, or boxes.