33-Ball Round Ice Mold Tray for Slow-Melt Summer Drinks
Pour a drink that tastes the way it should at the last sip. This 33-cavity tray freezes round ice balls in one batch, and the spheres melt more slowly than cubes so your cocktail stays strong and cold. The lid keeps the ice clean in the freezer and the stackable base saves shelf space.
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Pour a drink that tastes the way it should at the last sip. This 33-cavity tray freezes round ice balls in one batch, and the spheres melt more slowly than cubes so your cocktail stays strong and cold. The lid keeps the ice clean in the freezer and the stackable base saves shelf space.
Makes 33 round ice balls at once for drinks, cocktails and summer fun
- cubes melt too fast in drinks
- messy or awkward ice release
- limited ice for summer gatherings
Cold drinks that stay strong all summer long
Cubes melt and water down your cocktail before the first round is done. Round ice balls hold their chill, so every glass tastes the way it should from first sip to last.
Round ice that melts slower than cubes

Round shape means slower melt
Round spheres have less surface area than cubes, so they melt more slowly and keep drinks cold longer. Drop two into a rocks glass and the spirit stays bold to the last sip.

33 balls, one freeze
The 3 by 11 grid makes 33 ice balls in a single freeze. That covers a full table of drinks, so you stop refilling trays halfway through the party.

Easy release with side handles
The removable lid and side handles lift the tray out of the freezer cleanly. A quick rinse under warm water loosens the balls, and they come out whole without a fight.
From tap water to slow-melt ice overnight
- 1Fill the cavities with cool water
Use cool tap water and fill each of the 33 round cavities. Hot water can warp the plastic and cloud the balls, so keep it cold.
- 2Freeze the tray flat
Set the tray on a level freezer shelf with the lid on. Leave it overnight so every sphere freezes solid.
- 3Release with a quick rinse
Run the tray under warm water for a few seconds, then lift the balls out by hand. Store the rest in a bag so they stay clear for the next party.
One tray, 33 ice balls per freeze
- Round ice ball tray with 33 cavities×1
Rounded cavities in a 3 by 11 grid, made from PP plastic
- Removable lid×1
Keeps ice clean in the freezer and lifts off with the handles
- Side handles×2
Built into the tray for an easy release
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Yes, as long as you release them the right way. Run the tray under warm water for a few seconds, then lift the balls out by hand. Skip the knife and fork, since prying is what cracks the ice and scratches the cavities.
A cube tray gives you a small pile of ice that melts in minutes. This tray makes 33 round balls in one freeze, and round ice melts more slowly than cubes, so one batch lasts most of an afternoon. The tray is reusable, so each batch costs you only tap water and freezer space.
The tray is made from PP plastic, a common food-contact plastic that handles freezer temperatures well. Keep boiling water out of it, since very hot water can warp the plastic and cloud the balls.
The base is stackable, so you can slide it in beside other trays without tipping. If your shelf is tight, measure the space before you buy.
A single silicone mold makes only a few balls per freeze, so hosts keep refilling. This tray turns out 33 balls at once, with a lid that keeps the balls clean in the freezer.
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