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supergood Spoony™ Cupping Spoon

Name: supergood Spoony™ Cupping Spoon
Brand: supergood
SKU: SG-SC-G
Price: 12.0 CAD
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Colour Black Blue Gold Silver Aubergine Copper

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FOR SIPPING AND SLURPING PROFESSIONALS

supergood Spoony™ Cupping Spoons are more than just beautiful and colourful, they are perfect for getting you set up for cupping all of your fresh roasted coffee.

Not only are they a great shape and lovely to hold, they're also supergood!
- Available in a range of colourways
- Weight: 60g (2.1oz)
- Length: 160mm (6.3in)
- Width: 60mm (2.4in)
- Material: SUS304 (Japanese JIS Standard) Stainless Steel
What is cupping? It's a way to evaluate coffee quality. Cupping is favored by coffee professionals because it's an easy way to taste multiple coffees at once. But anyone can do it!

If you'd like to cup at home, you just need one or more coffees, a cupping spoon, and a few uniform-size cups in the 6- to 8-oz range.

Add 12 grams of ground coffee to each cup and pour hot water directly onto the grounds, filling the cup all the way to the top. An aromatic crust of coffee grounds will form on the surface. After four minutes, break the crusts with a cupping spoon. Then use the cupping spoon to dip into the coffee, which you slurp from the spoon.

It sounds totally weird but - well, yes it is totally weird. But fun! If you have never cupped before, we recommend checking out an online article or video tutorial - luckily there are tons! Just do a google search for "how to cup coffee".

It IS very spoony. I love the name <3

I thought the name was funny / cute :D
The colour (blue) is nice deep and vibrant.

Compared with the Umeshiso cupping spoon, it is similar to the Little Dipper version (which isn't very 'little').
This one might be slightly smaller but similar in size and weight. This one has a sleeker curve to the handle which I like.

I'm noticing some scratches on my older Umeshiso from wear and tear and hand washing, Hopefully this one holds up and stays in nicer shape but likely the same thing will happen eventually, still looks fine unless inspecting closely! I think you'd need a titanium spoon to prevent that, I remember seeing one company had that, but it was ridiculously expensive!