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" By now you probably realize that Heather Rinder, our summer intern from Syracuse University, loves dessert. She&amp;#039;s fast becoming our reporter on all things sweet. Look what she found this week! Midnight dessert craving? Two p.m. sweet-tooth aching for a taste of chocolate chip cookie dough? If one scoop is all it takes to nix that hankering, skip the cone, bowl, and spoon, and grab a Prepara Super Scooper. With one of these sorbet-colored tools, you can scoop, then eat. Dreamed up by 6 1/2 year old Sophie Chapman, daughter of Prepara&amp;#039;s President, these mini ice cream tools are designed in a way that keeps drips from landing on the floor. Their short handles are sized for kid-gripping, but work just as well for adult hands.  Sold in sets of four sorbet-colors for about $12, these are great for several snackers or for one who just has to taste every flavor! For the ultimate frozen treat, try out one of our best ice cream makers. Churn up our recipe for homemade vanilla ice cream, then read the tips for adding toppings and extras. If you&amp;#039;re looking for a relatively healthy way to satisfy your hankering, see our list of eight taste-test approved Light Chocolate Ice Creams. Want to see how we test products? Sign up for a tour of the famous Good Housekeeping Research Institute. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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