🧊 Vremi Stackable Large Ice Cube Trays - Pack of 2 Silicone Trays - Perfect for Cocktails, Frozen Treats, Soups, Sauces, and Baby Food - BPA Free with Frost Resistant Lids - Red and Blue - Get Yours Now! Review

So the first time I pulled an ice cube out of the tray it was a little disappointing. I think it was indeed user error as my 6 year old daughter was able to get the ice cube out with no problem. The inside of the bowl is bevelled so the ice cubes are square and pointed at the bottom and a bit rounded at the top, I think they look cute. They work great in my wine. I was able to drink 3 glasses (yes I know, don't judge me) of wine before it started to melt. And I usually have to refill my ice for

I've found that using very flexible silicone ice cube trays usually slows down the efficient production of ice cubes. Removing cubes from these types of shells takes a little more time and effort. After the expected learning to extract ice cubes from silicone trays, I thoroughly enjoyed these large, long-lasting ice cubes in my drinks. Bigger ICE is better in most applications! It is recommended not to overfill the trays to allow room for expansion during freezing. The lids are not very tight…

At first I was pleased with the large ice cubes from this bowl. Until I realized that as the ice melted, the drink kept getting worse. I finally realized it was the ice itself. I melted the ice in a clean glass and it tasted awful. I figured it might be absorbing some sort of "freeze smell" because I made ice cream a long time ago, so I made a fresh batch of ice cream in this silicone tray, let it freeze overnight, and let it melt the next morning. clean glass and tasted it. DISCOVER! I hope I…

For me it was a waste of money and I just threw it away. The size is amazing for drinks and especially cocktails. The problem with them is the same as with most if not all other silicone shells. They develop a foul odor and end up with sediment from the water that makes the ice cream and drink gross. The scale is mineral build up from the water so your mileage may vary but I have a brand new water softener and I was using filtered water and it happened anyway. They absorb odors and chemicals…

Expected the best but got the worst. First, does the manual say "soak in warm, soapy water for 24 hours before first use"? And he did. Second, when everything was ready, I filled the containers about 3/4 full and tried to close the lids. TOTALLY FUN DESIGN! First, the lids don't fit easily without twisting or deforming the containers! Attempting to put them in the freezer turned out to be a disaster as they "bent and split" slipped out of my hands and I was left with a WATER COVERED FLOOR from…

I've been making ice for over 40 years, from the days when you had to defrost your freezer yourself and used metal ice cube trays with levers, to today's self-defrosting freezers and plastic or silicone ones that are more disgusting. If there's one thing I've learned, it's that people without common sense can take the simplest and make it complex. "Winter is coming," but the ice is melting. If your freezer is defrosting on its own and you leave the ice cube tray UNCOVERED, the defrost cycle…