Meatball Maker, 2 PCS None-Stick Meatball Maker with Detachable Anti-Slip Handles, Stainless Steel Meat Baller Tongs, Cake Pop Roller, Ice Tongs, Cookie Dough Scoop for Kitchen (1.38"&1.78")

They were exactly what I wanted. So pretty and well-made.

I waw looking for a tool to make the job of rolling meatballs leas painful with arthritisin my hands. I had no real expectations for this product and WOW was I SURPRISED! These meatball makers are the BOMB! They feel sturdy in the hand, they're ridiculously easy to use (even with significant arthritis), and the price is absolutely unbeatable!! I'm so amazed at the effortless way they make perfectly rounded spheres in two practical sizes that are ready to cook or freeze. I am completely thrilled with this purchase!!

Used to make cake pops and while it definitely helped create balls of equal size, it does stick a little bit so the process wasn’t as fast as I would’ve liked. Much easier than doing it by hand tho.

Didn't really work very well for making cake-balls for cakepops. The batter mixture would just fall apart into two halves after getting pressed.

I use this to make meatballs all the time. I took other suggestion and dip it in oil if it starts to stick, and that seems to do the trick. I don't do much else with it right now but it seems like it has the functionality and starting this to do whatever you need to use as a ball. It's very easy to clean the grip is great for my hands that have both had carpal tunnel release surgery recently. And I feel like it's a great quality.

These are not only good quality but work great.

Good for meatballs, cookie dough and watermelon. Worth every penny.

I wanted to love these, but NO I don't. I make lots of cake ball for the holidays, so this looked like a better choice than the cookie scooper, but it doesn't work. first, the tool does not open very far, hard to get a good scoop. Second, the tool creates two sides that it is trying to push together when you scoop, so when I open it, it either separates at the seam or just sticks in each half, and I have to dig them out and start over. If I do get it to release a ball - the separation from each side makes me have to roll it together anyways so might as well just hand roll them. Back to the cookie scooper.