Silicone Honeycomb Ice Cube Tray: 37 Cubes Per Tray

Yes. The tray is 100 percent pure food-grade silicone. Fill it with yogurt, mashed fruit, or juice for kids' snacks, and rinse it before the first use like any new kitchen silicone.

Each cube is small. The 37 cells split one tray into many little portions, which suits a single glass or a bite-sized snack better than a large cube that takes ages to melt. Exact cell dimensions are not listed here, so compare one cell with your glass if size matters. For a bigger set, browse silicone ice cube trays.

Both. Spoon yogurt, mashed fruit, or juice into the cells, freeze until solid, then pop them out. The cells also hold chopped herbs and stock if you want measured portions for cooking.

Yes, the tray is listed as oven and dishwasher safe, so one tray can move from the freezer to the sink without fuss.

Flex from the back of the tray rather than pulling on one cell. Let the tray sit for a minute after freezing, and never lift a cube with a knife or fork. A lighter silicone like this wears over time, so a gentle hand keeps it in shape for longer.

A specialty set costs more and asks for storage space you may not have. This single tray gives you 37 cells in one pour, and it sits flat in a drawer. If you make frozen snacks or drink cubes once a week, one tray does the job of several small moulds.