🚀 Revamp Your Home Kitchen with the Underground Toys At & Destroyer Star Wars Ice Cube Tray! Review

Don't waste your money because it's a very bad design. in the freezer without spilling it everywhere. If you try to fix bugs by putting in a freezer and then filling it with water, you'll find the front of the Star Destroyer tipping over and leaking.

I have all the Star Wars silicone molds and they should definitely be in my collection. I really love the AT-AT so I definitely had to buy one. In the picture I took they melt a bit; I wouldn't try chocolate with AT-AT legs; They seem thin, but for something like jelly I think they're fine as long as you don't stand them upright.

First, the rubber stencil is so thin that trying to transfer this thing from the sink to the water-filled freezer is a wonder in itself. First you have to put it on something solid like a plate, then fill it up and try to slide it off the plate and into the freezer. Much luck. And if you manage to get it and make ice cream, you just won't get the details. It just looks like ice triangles. Not worth the money and hassle.

I'm a big fan of silicone molds. Sometimes I use them to make eggs. Sometimes chocolate, sometimes ice cubes. Yes, when you're making something liquid, you want to put it on something flat and then fill it up. We haven't taken the packaging out yet as it's a Christmas present but I can see it and feel the weight through the plastic. I'm so excited to be giving this to my son and he's about to go crazy for at-at. Very happy with this purchase!

Very disappointed with this form. I've bought several shapes, this is the ONLY one that doesn't have legs to support it. Therefore, when filling up, the ships will turn over and fall out. It is also the thinnest and weakest of all my forms. I gave it 2 stars because if YOU support it around the edges it will make good ice cubes and gummies, but YOU have to support it. It won't rise on its own, once you flood the ships the mold bends and they get enough sleep.

Needs support. The shape is very flexible. Not solid at all. The picture is misleading as there are no supports for the sides at the bottom of the form. I use molds to make a guest soap. As the cavities are filled, the weight of the soap causes the wall of the mold to flex and the soap pours out. It is not possible to completely fill the cavity without supporting the side of the mold in some way. still working on it

Super cool! The mold has many designs and the chocolate looks amazing! It's very deep though, and also the shape itself doesn't have legs, it's a bit flimsy on the sides of the Star Destroyer, but if you prop it up with something, it works fine. We all love how they came out! I'm very satisfied Information added: Made some more molds! Again support to keep them even in the freezer! You looked amazing! Lots of compliments from you!