🧊 Upgraded Ice Cube Tray 2 Pack - Premium 320 Mini Cube Silicone Ice Trays for Chilling, Whiskey, Cocktail - Stackable, Easy Release Ice Molds - Dishwasher Safe Review

Gets stuck and won't come out. When you roll it up they hardly come out because they are so small. I have an idea but somehow it doesn't work. It's more of a novelty.

Love Mini Silicone Ice Cube Trays The only cons I have are 1. Too thin to carry in the freezer2. The tray must be frozen before removing the ice. Not all ice cubes fall out at once, which saves cleaning.

Great little cubes. The only problem is that the dice are difficult to get out of the shell. It took a lot of twisting and squeezing, and I had to pour them into a bowl instead of straight into my 32-ounce mug. But I still love little cubes.

Okay, I know this sounds like first world issues, but the holes are so small that it's difficult to pour liquid into the bowl without making a big mess, then you face it them in the freezer and if yours isn't quite stable spill a small amount while trying to slide on the rack.

Love the idea of using them as ice cube trays to get mini ice cubes. However, removing the ice from the squares can be difficult. Maybe it will get easier with time but my niece loved having mini ice creams in the water. My soda was fun too. I don't know what else they can and will be used for. I have to get creative there.

Literally perfect for my late pregnancy ice chip addiction. They freeze fast, they melt fast too, but that's only because they're so small. I don't know why people complain that it's hard to get them out, they're tiny ice cubes so of course it's a bit tricky, but they slide out very easily, even easier than a regular plastic tray. Thick and high quality silicone. I literally have no regrets. I sometimes sit and eat a tray.

I LOVE these dice they are sooooo cute. My daughter and I love making bubble tea/boba out of this. They are perfect for layering ingredients. Unfortunately, the dollar stops there. Due to the size of the squares and the properties of water, these bowls must be carefully filled. It's also a hassle to get them out of the shells. Still, I don't just buy more, I buy round cubes. I'm sure they won't be easy either. Some things have more to do with what you make of it than how easy it is to use. PS…

I was worried the silicone would be too flexible to move full trays in the freezer but the compartments are so small that only surface tension seems to be holding water, and they are also a bit stiffer than I thought. I haven't had any breakouts at all. Draining frozen cubes is more difficult. The ones in the middle are easy, but on the edges you have to bend and push from the back, push and pry from the front to get all the cubes out. I like the cubes and don't find them melting too quickly. I