Imagine an asymmetrical ice cream scoop: bent to scoop in a spiral, so that it follows the curved wall of a round ice cream container. One 'scoop' would be all that's needed, producing a curling ribbon of any length instead of a series of dips.
-- Steamboat, Nov 14 2014

//producing a curling ribbon of any length

Surely beyond the molecular level, you couldn't really make it thinner and so longer?

Apart from this, it augers well.
-- not_morrison_rm, Nov 14 2014


Very nice and yummy idea.
-- blissmiss, Nov 14 2014


I'd always assumed that those things they use for ice fishing were just repurposed icecream augers.
-- MaxwellBuchanan, Nov 14 2014


Do people go fishing for ice? Can you milk Ice? I'm confused.
-- bs0u0155, Nov 14 2014


Quite popular up here, ice fishing. Go out on a frozen lake in the middle of winter, dragging behind a small shed with a trapdoor in the floor. Park the shed, open the trapdoor, auger a hole in the ice, put beer in there to keep it cold. Consume beer.
-- FlyingToaster, Nov 14 2014



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