🧊 Praticube Large Ice Cube Mold - Preserve the Integrity of Your Scotch, Whiskey, & Cocktails - 2 Pack with Lids Review

I've only recently received these but I find them very useful for portioning out food and then freezing or just for storage.

Very easy to remove. In fact, you can take out one cube at a time if needed. The shape will return to its original shape after removing the cube.

practical and even fun; still a cube, not a sphere, but these last for a long time; a good middleman of an ice pack and a ten pound block of ice, the silicone seems to hold and not crack

I use these to make ice for iced tea in my 20 ounce glasses. They do not fit in normal glasses. They're thin, so be careful not to spill them on the way to the freezer, but the thin silicone makes them easier to remove than my rubber trays, which make 2-inch cubes. Upon arrival I washed them in the dishwasher and had no problem with residue.

The positive feedback is solely based on the fact that I wanted big cubes, which I got. However, I don't like them. The mold is a highly flexible, flexible plastic, and when it freezes, the ice cubes can warp, bend, and form into shapes that aren't perfect cubes. If you prepare cocktails or serve drinks and value appearance, these trays are the right choice. Plastic should be stiffer in my opinion.

I used too many ziplock bags when portioning vegetables and meat. This bowl is not only suitable for ice cubes. I use bowls to store leftover broth/soup in the freezer. Six individual servings of chopped onions, peas and hash browns also fit on the tray. Removing groceries from their original plastic bags saves space in my small freezer. This is very convenient for people who need to freeze/refrigerate small portions of food to get rid of plastic bag addiction.

There were 2 bowls with 2 lids. Easy to wash and clean. I want there to be some sort of padding string markers. I poured too much on the first pour, I closed the lid and the water spilled everywhere. The lid doesn't snap into place, but lies flat. Well, the ice froze and expanded, and the top was taken off. The sidewalls are pretty strong. The bottom feels a hair's breadth thin, perhaps to pull the ice out. In my 1.75 inch round black silicone mold, the ice melted too quickly and wasn't big…