Salt Scoop (Sassola) for Pasta
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Tiny scoop (sassola) designed to hold the exact amount of salt needed to cook pasta, which is about a level tablespoon.
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This is a tiny spoon designed to comfortably pick up and hold the very exact amount of salt needed to cook pasta the Italian way, which is:
- just shy of a level tablespoon of coarse salt,
- for about one liter of water (measured at room temperature),
- for about 100 grams of dried pasta (80 grams if you're on a diet),
- for each person.
It actually has a specific name in Italian, which would be sassola. Can also be called sessola or sesla, depending on who you're asking :)
An actual sassola would have a much rounder shape, but it will also be way harder to print. My design retains the same salt-measuring properties but can be printed without any hassle.
There are two options, a single-piece one which you can print vertically (with the tip of the handle touching the buildplate) and hopefully without supports, or a two-pieces version which would need an M4x30 stainless steel screw, a washer and a nut.