scoopful
nounUK /ˈskuːpfʊl/
US /ˈskuːpfʊl/
A scoopful is the amount that one scoop can hold.
She added a scoopful of sugar to her tea.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A quantity of ice cream served with a scoop.
He ordered a scoopful of chocolate ice cream in a cone.
3. A small amount of something taken up by a scooping tool.
The farmer gave the chickens a scoopful of grain.
4. An informal unit of measure used in cooking or baking.
Add two scoopfuls of flour to the mixing bowl.