Ice Cube Trays, 3 Pack Silicone Ice Tray with Lid, Easy-Release and Flexible Ice Cube Molds, LFGB Certified and BPA Free, 24 Cubes

My daughter and i put alot of effort into buying new ice cube trays , our old school plastic one had holes and a crack in one. We use alot of ice . We tried two other tray types made of the same material but only on the bottoms half of yhe trays. These were the third try and the last . We love the perfect square size, do easy to slip into a water bottle. I like the covers , but my daughter says they make the ice take longer to freeze. We use them as a kind of platter under the tray. Most of all they pop out so easily and perfect. others we tried- well you had to wet them first to loosen them up, too messy. PERFECT ICECUBE TRAYS planning on getting more.

I like the silicone which makes it easy to take out the cubes and it fits into my little fridge. However, the lids only really help for stacking them - they don't really clip on or anything like that. Also, because they are silicone they are very pliable making them difficult to take from sink to fridge without spilling anything, So, I just put a small cutting board under them and transported them with no issue., I would buy again if I needed them.

These are pretty nifty. My main grievance is that the bottom is not reinforced, i.e. use caution when transferring to the freezer. The lid does not snap on in any way (just rests on the top), so you have to carefully grasp both the lid and the mold when moving. Other than that, they're decent molds that produce very small cubes of ice and are fairly easy to clean.

With all silicone trays - it is harder to get the ice out than the traditional plastic ones where you can twist and most pop out. You can flex these to loosen, but getting the ice out is a little more of a manual process. That's not a fault of this tray, it's the nature of silicone trays as a whole based on others I own.Having a lid is critical to stacking these. I have others without and no matter how carefully you put them in or how low you put the water, it still ends up being a problem having them stick together. These work well, do what they are supposed to do, and it appears they will last a long time.

Great little ice cube trays. Favourite part is pushing them out of the tray, oddly satisfying. Really like the tray. The tray covers could fit a little tighter, to prevent spillage, but I'm just nitpicking. Either don't fill them as fill, or have a steadier hand.

I like these and the shape of the ice cubes they make. But it is really hard to get the ice cubes out. And, as is the case with all silicon ice trays, they are not stable without the kids and stacking. So it would be hard to carry them to the freezer when full of water without them folding and spilling unless you have all 3 trays stacked with the lids on.

I ordered these to make sorbet and they have worked like a charm. I make the sorbet mixture, fruit puree and simple syrup and cream, then after blending I pour it into these trays and freeze. Once frozen I remove, very easy to do, and store in bags in freezer. Then whenever we want sorbet I put these cubes thru my Omega auger juicer and Voila!

My small dog has a supplemental diet consisting of brown rice, chicken, veggies and minerals. I kind of smoosh it all up and use the ice trays for portion control. She gets one cube in her dry kibble. It's perfect! The lid makes it spill proof, the silicone makes it easy to release the cubes once they're frozen. I don't know anyone who actually makes ice cubes anymore, but I'm sure it would work well for that purpose.