Grenade Ice Cube Mold for Whiskey Silicone Ice Maker
Pour over ice that looks like it was planned. This grenade-shaped silicone mold freezes a bold, segmented cube that turns a plain whiskey into something guests comment on before the first sip. The flexible food grade silicone lets the cube drop out cleanly, so the ice you serve is the ice you froze.
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Pour over ice that looks like it was planned. This grenade-shaped silicone mold freezes a bold, segmented cube that turns a plain whiskey into something guests comment on before the first sip. The flexible food grade silicone lets the cube drop out cleanly, so the ice you serve is the ice you froze.
Grenade-shaped ice that makes a bold statement in every drink
- plain, boring ice in drinks
- difficult ice release from rigid trays
Ice that starts the conversation before the first sip
Tired of plain cubes melting into your whiskey? Drop in a grenade-shaped mold and pour over ice that looks as bold as your bottle.
Sculpted grenade relief that reads clearly in a glass

A grenade you can actually drop in a glass
The segmented relief and hinged cavity freeze into a recognizable grenade cube. Set it in a bourbon drinking glass and the amber liquid makes the clear ice read as a deliberate shape, not a lump that is melting away.

Flex it, and the cube lets go
Food grade silicone bends enough to free the cube without fighting a rigid tray. Flex the two halves and the grenade drops out whole, so you spend your time pouring instead of prying ice loose.
Fill, freeze, flex, and drop the cube out
- 1Fill the cavity
Pour water into the grenade cavity, then close the two hinged halves so the water stays put.
- 2Set it flat
Place the mold on a level tray in the freezer so the cube freezes evenly. A tilted mold can spill and leave a lopsided shape.
- 3Freeze until solid
Give it time to freeze all the way through. Starting the night before a party is the safe move. Need more cavities? Browse silicone ice trays.
- 4Flex and drop
Bend the halves gently and the grenade releases. Pulling it out while the edges are still icy can tear a thin ridge off the relief.
Hand wash, air dry, and it is ready again
- Warm water and mild soap
A quick wash after each batch keeps the olive finish clean.
- Dry flat
Let the two halves air dry flat so the hinge does not hold water.
- Skip heavy dishwasher cycles
Repeated extreme heat can dull the matte finish over time.
Compact enough to sit flat on any freezer shelf
- 10 cm (4 in)Height
- 6 cm (2.4 in)Width
A compact mold that fits beside a standard tray
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Questions and answers
Yes, as long as the cube is frozen solid first. The silicone bends enough to free the grenade with a gentle flex of the halves. Pulling it early is the usual cause of a torn ridge.
The mold is made from food grade silicone with a stated working range of -60 to +240 °C, so it handles the freezer without cracking. It is made for ice, chocolate and candy, so it fits in the same drawer as your other kitchen tools.
Yes. It makes ice for any drink that takes ice. Whiskey shows the clear grenade best, since the amber color sets off the shape.
It gets pulled out every time friends come over, and it costs nothing to use after the purchase. A bag of gas station ice is a recurring cost. This mold freezes as many cubes as you need from tap water for years.
Most home bars are full of bottles and glassware but short on something new to try. A boxed grenade mold is a small gift that starts a conversation, and it does not need a spot on the shelf to justify itself.
Hand wash it in warm water with mild soap and let it air dry flat. Repeated heavy dishwasher cycles can dull the matte finish over time.
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