Crestware
Crestware DD16 Disher #16 Scoop 2.75 oz
Portions 2.75 oz with a stainless-steel bowl and blue ABS handle, NSF listed
- TypeFood Preparation
- ColorTransparent
- NSF certified for commercial kitchen standards
- 75 oz capacity ensures consistent portion control
- Stainless steel bowl resists corrosion and wear
- Blue ABS handle provides comfortable grip
- Size 16 disher ideal for muffins and cookies
Purpose-built portion control
The Crestware DD16 Disher is a #16 scoop calibrated to release 2.75 oz. of food per stroke. It serves commercial kitchens, catering teams and home cooks who need repeatable servings of batters, doughs, mashed vegetables or ice cream.
Stainless bowl with ergonomic handle
The bowl is formed from stainless steel measuring 8-3/4 in. long and 3 in. wide, resisting corrosion and warping through high-volume use. A blue ABS plastic handle provides a secure, comfortable grip and the colour-coding helps staff identify the #16 size at a glance on a busy line.
NSF-certified for commercial confidence
The utensil carries NSF certification, confirming it meets public-health standards for food-contact surfaces and cleanability. No additional accessories or software are bundled; the scoop is ready for immediate service out of the box.
Highlights
- NSF certified for commercial kitchen standards
- 75 oz capacity ensures consistent portion control
- Stainless steel bowl resists corrosion and wear
- Blue ABS handle provides comfortable grip
- Size 16 disher ideal for muffins and cookies
Specifications
| Brand | CRESTWARE |
|---|---|
| Type | Food Preparation |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
What capacity does the #16 scoop deliver per portion?
The #16 scoop delivers 2.75 oz per portion, giving consistent serving sizes for menu control.
What handle material and colour let it fit a colour-coded kitchen system?
The ABS plastic handle is blue, matching common colour-coding plans for allergen or station separation.
How is the disher released during service, and what mistake slows the line?
Squeeze the thumb lever to eject the portion; forgetting to fully close the bowl before the next scoop leaves food stuck inside.
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