How much is a "scoop" of vanilla sugar?

I ended up measuring the scoop spoon the next time I was in the US, and it turned out to be 1 Tablespoon.

Some recipes will note 1 scoop of vanilla sugar is required and also somewhere else mention the measurement to be 1 serving size. So for example, 1 Serving of Vanilla sugar would generally be two Tablespoons as seen in the recipe below from here :

"...a little whole wheat flour, a scoop of vanilla sugar, a bit of baking powder, and a pinch of salt."

Pancakes

• 2 c whole wheat flour
• 1 1/2 t baking powder
• 2 T sugar (I put my vanilla pods in mine so it infuses the sugar, but regular granulated will work fine) pinch of salt
• 1/4 c sour cream
• 1/4 c chai concentrate (Not a sweet one!)
• 1 egg

enough milk, coconut water or milk substitute until desired consistency oil or butter for the pan

To Garnish

sliced strawberries (enough for pancakes and to garnish) 1/4 c sour cream + sugar (I used rose) to taste brandy syrup (boil 1/2 c sugar, 1/2 c water until dissolved, add 1/2 c brandy, cook 5 min to cook out harsh alcohol flavor)

Although this may vary from one recipe to another, I would recommend if the measurement is not explicitly provided looking for other recipes for similar dishes which call for the same ingredient. Reasoning for this would be since it is not outlined, it is probably meant to be considered the common measurement of that ingredient.