Silicone Mini Ice Cube Trays 2 Pack, 160 Small Ice Cube Molds Easy Release Crushed Ice Cube for Chilling Whiskey Cocktail, BPA Free Flexible Stackable and Durable Soft Mold Storage Containers

A lot of ppl are talking about how the ice cubes take some time to remove but that's what you're gonna get when you order a silicone tray of tiny cubes, that's common sense and not the product's fault. These things do exactly what they're supposed to and the colors are super cute (i got the teal & purple ones). The silicone isn't super flimsy like I kind of expected it to be, it's nice and firm but still very bendable. The tiny, perfectly cube shaped ice makes my brain happy and I def recommend for people who want to swish their drink around and hear the sound of a million crystals swishing around together, i'm prob gonna get even more of these and use them to fill up an ice bin so I can use tiny ice cubes every day 👍🏻 Overall glad I bought this

I knew I needed to leave a review because it's so surprising to me that these only have a 3.5 overall rating. The things you need to know:- They're silicone ice molds. Ice doesn't just fall out of them after a quick twist like with plastic ice molds. This is common across all silicone ice molds I've ever used, no matter what size ice they make.- You're going to have to plan to have a couple of minutes to bend them around to get the ice out. We have a dedicated bowl we keep in the freezer to empty our ice into, and we have three of these, so the whole process from emptying to refilling and replacing takes 5-6 minutes.- You'll also have to be willing to figure out how to work with it. I struggled the first few times until my husband showed me his trick--flipping it upside down over the bowl and bending it in half, then pulling each end up while it's still bent (I think of the motion a shoeshiner would use with their cloth, only upside down, if that makes sense) several times until most of it is out, then popping the stragglers out from the bottom.These ice molds are flexible enough to work with and do the exact job they're supposed to. We love them. But if you're expecting to not put in any work at all, I'd advise purchasing a countertop pebble ice machine instead.

I like the ice shape, but it's extremely hard to get more than 50% of the cubes out. Wouldn't recommend these for daily ice users.

Four stars probably isn’t fair because these things do exactly what they’re supposed to do. They make really really tiny little ice cubes. I gave it four stars because they were A LOT smaller than I was expecting. But hey, they work.

I really liked the idea of silicone with the dangers of plastic. And I wanted small cubes to put in blender for a smoothy. But it takes about 5 minutes just to get out enough cubes for one smoothy. The other issue I would like to share is the horrible chemical smell and that transferred into a bad taste, which I assumes means I am ingesting a substance I don't even know what it is. I put baking soda in it and left it sit for several days which improved the smell but not completely.

My tiny Yorkies love nibbling on crushed ice. These tiny ice cube trays make small enough bite size ice cubes perfect for them and their tiny mouths.

Got these to freeze baby food for the baby and he loves them. Exactly what I was expecting and they pop right out. I wouldn’t make ice with these but for baby snacks it’s great. Highly recommend

I used them at first, but to wrestle with getting them out of the rubbery tray ended up not being worth the struggle. I wouldn't call it totally easy release. I still had to pick and push a bunch out. Went back to using normal ice cubes. But I may still use these once in awhile for specific drinks that would look interesting with tiny cubes.

Super sturdy. I tested the silicone and couldn't rip it with my hands even with a lot of force. I don't even need to put a surface under it when I put it in the freezer, it stays flat on it's own. I use it to make coffee cubes for iced coffee and it's adorable! It can be a pain to get the cubes out of the mold but that's expected with how tiny they are. I recommend using a syringe or baster to put the liquid in, or do it over the sink as it can be hard to fill all the squares without spilling. Again, to be expected. Awesome molds and good price.

I used these trays to make agar cubes for Biology experiments. The agar was easy to remove and the tray easy to clean afterwards.Good value and overnight delivery a bonus.

You must pour the water into the tray over the sink then sway the tray left and right to get the water into all the cubes and so all the excess from the top slides off. Then the water sits perfectly inside the cubes and you pop the tray into the freezer without spillage. Once frozen you must pop out cubes into a large stainless steel bowl. That’s the annoying part since it’s not easy to get them all out and can be a bit time consuming and your hands will get very cold. Transport the ice from the big bowl into a small stainless steel bowl. Put the bowl filled with ice in the freezer and there you go. Works great once you get the hang of it. Some ice may stick to the sides of bowl once in freezer but ice can easily be pulled off.

worked well for about 4 months, and then my ice (only from this tray) started to taste weird, even after intensely washing it multiple times. I no longer use it, was only good for those 4 months. perfect sized ice cubes though, and very easy to get the ice out.

I love the mini ice cubes! Trays are easy to fill and do freeze faster than regular sized ice trays. It can be a bit annoying to remove the ice from the trays, I bend and wiggle the trays over top of a plate or container to get most of the ice out and then push on the bottom of the tray to get the rest.