SVANKi Heated Ice Cream Scoop

SVANKi is a clever solution to an annoying problem - scooping rock hard ice cream! The elegant device heats up electrically and easily scoops through the hardest of ice cream like a hot knife through butter, letting you enjoy perfectly round scoops of ice cream without the struggle. Its available in three stlyish colors, has a wireless charging base and gets 30 mins of run time per charge. watch the video below

SVANKi is now available for pre-order at a significant discount $39 $89

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