A clean fork ran through the powder will help to easily locate and retrieve the scoop. Sometimes those puppies are the whoooole way on the bottom of the can. Although this is probably odvious to many in my exhasted postpartum state it was a game changer for me. Lol
The first time I used formula I opened the container and couldn’t find the scoop so I assumed they didn’t put scoops in for some reason? So I used my kitchen scale and weighed it. Every time. Until the canister was half empty… And there was the scoop!
I will never understand why they just throw the scoops in loose like that…
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A clean fork ran through the powder will help to easily locate and retrieve the scoop. Sometimes those puppies are the whoooole way on the bottom of the can. Although this is probably odvious to many in my exhasted postpartum state it was a game changer for me. Lol
The first time I used formula I opened the container and couldn’t find the scoop so I assumed they didn’t put scoops in for some reason? So I used my kitchen scale and weighed it. Every time. Until the canister was half empty… And there was the scoop!
I will never understand why they just throw the scoops in loose like that…
Took me a minute to spot the scoop, many of them in the UK attach it to their lids.
Gerber good start has the scoop attached to the lid so it’s right there when you first open the formular. I don’t know why they don’t all do that!
Now try mastering removing the foil on the big plastic ones, that’s the real challenge.