Silicone Ice Cube Tray Set with Storage Box and Scoop
Ice that comes out the right shape and waits neatly in one box for the next gathering. The set molds cubes, round balls, and popsicles, then stores everything with a scoop that lives right in the box. It fits the way the freezer actually gets used, so drinks stay cold and the shelves stay clear.
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Ice that comes out the right shape and waits neatly in one box for the next gathering. The set molds cubes, round balls, and popsicles, then stores everything with a scoop that lives right in the box. It fits the way the freezer actually gets used, so drinks stay cold and the shelves stay clear.
Make ice in cubes, balls, and fun shapes, then store it all in one layered box
- messy loose ice in the freezer
- limited ice shapes for drinks
- ice melting or absorbing freezer odors
- hard-to-release ice from rigid trays
Cubes, balls, and popsicles, stored in one neat box
Stop digging through loose ice that tastes like the freezer. Mold it into shapes you actually want, then keep it all in one lidded box ready for the next gathering.
Three shapes, one set, endless drinks
Three shapes, one set
The grid cube tray, the round ball tray with its drip-hole lid, and the animal popsicle tray cover every drink and treat you serve. The grid makes 36 cubes per batch, so one freeze fills a whole table of glasses. Switch from a whiskey pour to a kids' afternoon without buying a second set.
Stored, not scattered
The clear ribbed box has a lid and a carry handle, so the ice stays contained instead of sliding around the freezer. Closed, the box stacks with the trays and keeps the cubes away from freezer odors. Carry the whole box to the table and scoop straight from it.
Pops out without a fight
The silicone flexes, so a gentle bend lets cubes and popsicles push out without a knife or a struggle. The animal popsicle tray comes with sticks, which makes it an easy project for kids to run themselves. More shape options are one click away in silicone popsicle molds.
Fill, freeze, and pop out in minutes
- 1Fill each cavity
Pour water into the grid, ball, or popsicle tray, stopping just below the top of each cavity so the water has room to expand.
- 2Freeze on a level shelf
Set the tray flat in the freezer. A level surface keeps the water from spilling over the edges as it freezes.
- 3Flex, release, and store
Bend the tray gently and let the ice push out. Move the finished pieces into the layered box, close the lid, and keep it on a flat freezer shelf.
Everything you need, all five pieces
- Layered storage box with lid×1
Clear ribbed base, yellow lid and carry handle that stacks with the trays
- Grid cube tray×1
Green silicone tray with 36 cube cavities
- Round ball tray with lid×1
Yellow tray with a drip-hole lid for round ice balls
- Animal popsicle tray with sticks×1
Yellow tray with animal shapes and sticks for frozen treats
- Serving scoop×1
White scoop with a long handle for lifting cubes from the box
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The trays are flexible and lie flat, so they sit on a standard shelf without extra room. Fill them just below the top and freeze them level, because a tilted tray spills over the edge. If your freezer is very tight, measure the shelf before you order.
The silicone is soft, but it holds its shape once it sits on a flat surface. Set each tray on a level shelf before you pour and fill each cavity just below the top. The flex is what lets the ice pop out cleanly, so it is meant to give.
The grid tray makes 36 cubes per batch, and you can keep finished ice in the box between uses. Freeze one batch at a time and move each batch into the box as it sets. For bigger batches, ice cube large tray options are worth a look.
A bag of store ice is gone after one party and leaves loose cubes behind in the freezer. This set has five pieces, so the molds and the box keep working through the whole summer. After a few gatherings, you stop buying bags for drinks and your freezer stays tidy.
Kids can fill the animal tray with juice and push in the sticks, which keeps them busy on a hot afternoon. An adult should handle the tray on the way in and out of the freezer, since frozen silicone is firm. Keep the tray flat while it freezes so the juice stays put.
The white serving scoop comes in the box with the trays and lid. Check the care label before you put anything in the dishwasher. Rinse the molds in warm water and let them air dry before you stack them.
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