AG1Metal Measuring Scoop, Green

Don’t hesitate!!!! I am so impressed by this scoop. As silly as it sounds!!! I was using a regular teaspoon scooping what I thought was the 12g. This scoop will make sure I have the correct amount… and impressed that it is made of metal and not plastic! Very happy with this!

Perfect companion for my AG1!

Accurate measurement. Well made metal. Smooth surface. Perfect size. Exactly what I needed

Necessary device to get the most out of your monthly supply of AG1. simple and easy to use and clean

This is a nice sturdy spoon. I was impressed with the weight of the spoon.And the color is pretty.

Lost my spoon that comes with your monthly subscription while traveling left in hotel

Excellent spoon, but why does AG1 have to invent their own proprietary unit of measurement that is +10% bigger than a regular tablesoon?

So yeah, I'm reviewing a roughly tablespoon-sized measuring scoop. Let's get to it.I'm not much for drinking anything Green that isn't a soda, so can't really speak to anything about superfoods. But I do make bread using a recipe I came up with to roughly emulate a popular, but expensive, white bread done correctly (ehem). This means it has about five more types of flour than any bread really needs, plus a couple of other healthy modifiers, so there's a lot of measuring from several small bags of flour just to make a loaf.Turns out this spoon works pretty well for that, better than some others I've tried. It's not magnetic, so not steel, which may not matter one way or the other. But has just a bit of heft to it that feels good. I'm not sure whether the Green coating is paint or powder coat, but it hasn't chipped on me yet when tossed in with silverware in my bar sink.Size wise it appears to be about a tablespoon, which works fairly well for the several small 10g to 15g measures I need in my flour mix. I do have to use it twice from some of the 20g measures, but that's no different that my regular measuring spoons.The coating, whatever it is, is nice for this task because none of the flours I measure seem to stick to it. There's a fine film of flour after dumping, of course, but the full spoon's worth empties out easily and I haven't yet had to use a finger or smack it on the side of the bowl to get it to empty.So, yeah, it works great for my needs. The best thing about it for me is just having an extra spoon that I can now keep dedicate to my flour-measuring needs, while my full set of spoons stay as full set, in their usual spot, so I don't have to figure out where in the heck I put that one spoon every time I need it for something else.It's a decent price for a decent measuring spoon. If you don't need a full set of 'em in a bunch of sizes, this is easy to recommend.