How many scoops of ice cream typically fit in a pint?

A pint of ice cream typically contains 16 fluid ounces. Since a standard scoop of ice cream is generally considered to be about 4 ounces, you can calculate the number of scoops by dividing the total ounces in a pint by the ounces per scoop.

16 ounces divided by 4 ounces per scoop equals 4 scoops of ice cream. This makes the option indicating 3-4 scoops the most accurate fit for how many scoops can typically be served from a pint of ice cream. It's a useful guideline for serving sizes and helps in anticipating how much ice cream you can expect from a pint when planning desserts or treats.