Star Wars Ice Cube Tray Silicone Mold for Cocktails
Plain ice is about to get a lot more interesting. This six-cavity silicone tray turns out Darth Vader, TIE fighters, the Millennium Falcon, R2-D2, Stormtrooper and Yoda, ready for whiskey, vodka, cocktails or melted chocolate. The soft, food-grade silicone pops each shape out cleanly.
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Plain ice is about to get a lot more interesting. This six-cavity silicone tray turns out Darth Vader, TIE fighters, the Millennium Falcon, R2-D2, Stormtrooper and Yoda, ready for whiskey, vodka, cocktails or melted chocolate. The soft, food-grade silicone pops each shape out cleanly.
Turn your ice and chocolate into Star Wars characters
- plain boring ice cubes
- need for fun shapes for drinks and desserts
- difficult ice release from rigid trays
Turn Plain Ice Into a Star Wars Showpiece
Tired of flat, forgettable cubes? Drop Darth Vader, TIE fighters and the Falcon into your whiskey and vodka, and every glass becomes the talk of the night.
Six Star Wars Shapes, One Tray
Six Star Wars Shapes
The lineup covers Vader, TIE fighter, Millennium Falcon, R2-D2, Stormtrooper and Yoda. Each cavity is sculpted with visible detail, so a Vader helmet still looks like a Vader helmet once it sits in your glass.
Flexible Silicone Release
The silicone is soft and springy. Bend the tray a little and each shape lifts out without prying at hard edges, so Darth Vader comes out whole. Give the tray a minute on the counter first, especially for the small details.
Chocolate Treats Too
Food-grade silicone takes melted chocolate as well as water. Pour into the TIE fighter or Falcon cavities, chill until set, and the candy pops out with clean edges. The kids get Star Wars sweets from the same tray you use for whiskey.
Fill, Freeze and Pop Them Out
- 1Fill below the rim
Pour water into each cavity and stop just under the edge. Liquid that climbs past the rim can spill and fuse shapes together.
- 2Freeze on a level shelf
Set the tray flat on a freezer shelf so every cavity freezes evenly and the ice stays clear.
- 3Flex, don't pry
Let the tray sit for a minute, then bend it gently to lift each shape out by hand. Skip the knife, which can tear the silicone and scratch the detail.
- 4Chocolate works too
Pour melted chocolate into the same cavities, chill until set, then flex the tray to release the shapes.
Easy Cleanup After the Party
- Rinse after each use
Warm water and a soft sponge lift off sugar and whiskey residue from the cavities.
- Skip sharp tools
A knife tip can tear the soft silicone and flatten the sculpted edges.
- Dry before you store
Let the tray air dry flat so the cavities stay clean and the silicone keeps its flex.
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Questions and answers
Yes, as long as you flex the tray instead of prying at it. The silicone bends easily, so the helmet and wing shapes lift out in one piece. The smaller TIE wings take a little longer, so give the tray a minute on the counter before you flex.
Yes. The tray is made from food-grade silicone, the same material used for ice and chocolate moulds. Rinse it between batches and dry it fully before storing.
The tray is a rectangular, flexible format that lays flat, so it sits level on most freezer shelves. Keep it flat while the water freezes so the cubes set evenly.
Yes. Melted chocolate, candy and other dessert mixtures pour into the same cavities. Chill until set, then flex the tray to lift out the shapes.
A standard tray gives you plain cubes every time. This one gives you six Star Wars shapes per freeze, so a single tray covers a movie night, a whiskey pour and a batch of kids' treats. It also releases ice more easily than a rigid tray, which means fewer broken cubes and less frustration at the freezer.
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