Silicone Chilling Cocktail Stackable Containers Review

When I was pregnant I really wanted small, chewy ice cubes and I wanted to find a way to make them myself. I found them and found them very handy and useful! Haven't used it yet but it looks and feels good!

I have multiple sclerosis, which I treat with cannabis (the brainstem lesion has shrunk significantly since I stopped taking the drug!). I juice my males, fill mini ice cube trays and freeze them. Mix cocktails or just add to water, the squares make it easy. quality products.

They make very nice dice. They are a little tricky to fill and put in the freezer as they sag in the middle. The biggest problem is that getting dice from them is very difficult. I twisted them as best I could, side to side and end to end; I've tried stretching them and even popping one cube at a time. I gave up about 2/3 of the tray. I have silicone shells for large cubes and they release well so I was hoping they would be good. I threw mine out.

I love little ice cubes—the kind of ice that looks like Sonic, or the kind they give to women who give birth in a hospital. Not having the funds to purchase a dedicated machine to make these small ice pellets, I figured this would be a good alternative. While the ice cubes themselves are fine, the process of extracting them is more than worth it! The ice cream doesn't taste like silicone at all and the molds freeze quickly. Ice really isn't even enough for 1 glass. As long as you don't mind a…

Love these little bowls! I used one to make small flavored chocolate chunks from chocolate that I intended to use in baking but wasn't in chip form. It was fun melting the chocolate and pouring it into the molds. They held up well in the top rack until used, so cleaning is stress-free. The chocolate I melted turned out to be perfect little cubes. All I had to do was place the mold on a rigid tray before placing it in the fridge for stability, but this is a must for any silicone mold. Once the…

While a cute idea, this is an epic fail. I thought mini ice cubes would be easier (and quieter) for making frozen drinks. The instructions state that the freezer compartment should be left open for 5 minutes for easy removal. The problem is that the mini cubes are so small that in 5 minutes there is hardly any ice left over from 2 bowls to make even a small frozen mixed drink. Sheets in the freezer or freeze them together. This can be normal if you have an empty freezer or multiple freezers…