Clear Ice Ball Maker – Silicone Ice Cube Maker, Ice Tray, Round Ice Mold for Sphere Crystal Clear 2.35 Inch Ice Balls-Whiskey transparent round ice…
$28.99
Specification: Clear Ice Ball Maker – Silicone Ice Cube Maker, Ice Tray, Round Ice Mold for Sphere Crystal Clear 2.35 Inch Ice Balls-Whiskey transparent round ice…
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9 reviews for Clear Ice Ball Maker – Silicone Ice Cube Maker, Ice Tray, Round Ice Mold for Sphere Crystal Clear 2.35 Inch Ice Balls-Whiskey transparent round ice…
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Dave Salas –
I’ve used several of these ice makers over the years. Every time just figuring I couldn’t get bar quality spheres/cubes. First time out of the gate with this thing and bam…absolutely perfect ice.
Filtered water…that was my only thing I knew going into this. Could not be happier with this. Ziplock to store them as I make them. Takes a little longer to make these epic spheres, good things come to those who wait!
cbd –
A measure of muscle is require to remove the molds, but the ice balls slip out easily, then. They are quite elegant.
Kristopher Crawford –
Works as advertised. Very durable. Nice clear ice balls.
Mark Heramb –
Tried a few other methods of getting clear oceans all we a major fail. These use directional freezing. Tots the only way to go. Perfectly clear ice every time!
Roswell Kindle Customer –
Much easier to remove the ice than other molds I’ve tried. Strongly recommend.
Fnjoey –
Easy to use…crystal clear ice balls.
JOE KAWA –
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El sistema es maravilloso pues lograron que hagamos hielos cristalinos sin importar el tipo de agua que usemos. He comprado otros productos y ninguno hace los hielos cristalinls como este. Muy recomendable!
Al Spears –
This ice mare into Old Fashion’s. Makes clear spheres in about a day. The only problem I have had is the insert is a little hard to remove, will use over and over.
JesseRPI –
I use it with filtered water, and it works very well—produces perfectly transparent ice spheres. It does take about 48 hours in my chest freezer, so I just have to plan in advance. I then take them out and roll each one up in plastic wrap. I then store them in a Tupperware bowl in my freezer to stay fresh a bit longer.