Efficient 4 X Cubette Mini Ice Cube Trays - Set of 4, White Review

These trays produce excellent, efficient chilling cubes that don't stick too much together. Follow these tips. Quickly fill the bowls, then turn them on their sides about 30 degrees to pour out excess water. The surface tension holds about 75% of the water. This allows the ice to expand. I stack 9 of them but offset each a few degrees to allow room for the water to expand. My method of draining is to separate them and then leave them on the counter for 15 minutes. I then flip them over my ice…

I bought 2 sets of 4 pieces - so 8 shapes. Pros: I love the size of the ice cubes, they are tiny and fit in water bottles, glasses and are very easy to crush in a smoothie blender without leaving any chunks. They stack very well in the freezer. Cons: Oddly enough. My regular sized ice cream bowls freeze in a few hours at most, but I had these mini bowls in the freezer all night and they still weren't frozen in the morning! This has been a problem every time for some reason. Then when they…

My wife and I love the little ice pellets you get at some restaurants, but we couldn't find a good way to replicate them at home (without making it have to pay crazy prices for a stand alone ice machine). These ice cream bowls were the closest we could find, and while the ice cream they make is good enough to keep you fed, the bowls themselves leave a lot to be desired. I've already broken four of them (the handles are very weak, I recommend grabbing the middle when you turn them rather than…

I do not recommend these trays. I bought them to make little ice cubes out of juice and ended up throwing the juice away instead of solving the problem of how to get the ice cubes out of the tray. I have tried. I spilled water on the back of the trays, let them sit on the counter for a few minutes and tried to empty them into a 2 gallon bag. Most of the ice cubes stayed in the trays. Finally, I placed them diced side down under running water and let the juice I worked so hard to make (from a…

These trays are not designed to be stacked. If you fill them perfectly and don't spill water when you put them in the freezer OR there is water underneath after filling, you may not have any problems - it's really hit or miss. However, since they are flat, water can easily leak out. It should be noted that if someone uses a product much more often than most, they are more likely to notice a design flaw than someone who uses the product every time. now and then And I would say that this product…

I haven't tried cubes in water yet but I have frozen a batch and I LOVE these bowls. First the negatives. As you may have noticed in other reviews, there are issues with the shells sticking together and they take a while to freeze completely and they freeze unevenly when stacked. However, I found a simple solution to all these problems, I took four flexible plastic straws and put one inside the other until I had a rectangular piece of straw (the shorter drinking end goes on the short side and…