Mini Ice Cube Tray for Freezer: FDDBI Small Ice Trays for Freezer with Bin - 117×4PCS Easy Release Nugget Ice Tray - Crushed Ice Tray with Container

I’m obsessed with this little tray. The ice cubes are perfectly sized, pop out clean (eventually), and make me feel like I’m running a tiny fancy bar in my own kitchen. The only downside? You have to wait about a minute before taking the ice out because those cubes are clinging for dear life like they pay rent there. But honestly, it’s a small price to pay for such elite, cute ice.

Compact and super easy to us, these mini ice cube trays pop out cleanly with minimal effort. The small cubes are perfect for that satisfying crunch. Flexible, durable, and great for everyday freezer use.

There is a learning curve here, but if you take your time these are great pebble ice trays! 1. Prepare! You need a flat, level surface in your freezer. The trays stack nicely if you're careful. All 4 trays hold about 10-12 oz of water. Pour from a measuring cup or bottle into the trays. 2. Underfilling is better than overfilling. There is no real lip on the edges or separating the cubes. Pour carefully into the middle cubes. 3. Use the scoop or another flat tool to spread and scoot the water around the trays toward the edges. You'll be able to see when the cubes are full - the edges will look dry. 4. Place one tray at a time into the freezer. Trying to move them in a stack will make a mess. The middle trays take longer to freeze but overall they do freeze pretty quickly. Mine were solid in 2 hours. 5. Twist gently and tap them into the bin. If you go hard, the cubes fly! All in all, I love these trays. I used carbonated water the first time because I like soft, crunchy ice. Still water works just fine though. These are my new favorite way to munch on ice!

I love the little ice cubes. They work great because they fit through the small opening of my favorite container. I will say it's a bit of a learning process how to fill the trays. As an older person who has Parkinson disease in my hands it proved to be a little hard but I got them all filled with only one major spill. I found that filling them from a bottle worked best. I was able to push the water with my fingers into the empty spaces. They froze quickly and I was able to get all the cubes out with just a few twists.

This ice cube tray set is a great value - the trays are easy to fill, the cubes come out cleanly, and the small size is ideal for home use or tight freezer spaces. Having four trays in the set means you get plenty of ice without needing a bulky ice-maker. Convenient, dependable, and worth it if you want a simple way to make ice at home.

It’s cute. I like the holder and it’s a good size, I wish it was easier to get the ice out of the trays though. The lid is nice

Love these ice holders! I use them to put yogurt for my daughter, it is her favorite special treat. I love that it comes with a container and scoop

The tray feels like plastic? that has pros and cons. Cons: It’s kind of hard to fill with water evenly, maybe because the bottom isn’t totally flat? Pros: Once the ice is frozen, it comes out easily! (much easier than silicone trays) I especially liked the ice cube size. my friend brought ice when we had a party (as a calorie-free snack lol), and it was so satisfying to chew. That’s why I bought it for myself. The tray comes with a case, which makes filling and storing convenient. But once you fill the case and store the ice cubes, you can’t freeze more until you empty it… so you might need a separate container if you want to keep more ice ready.

I like how to silicone feel seen quality but when I open the package it’s broken !! 😩

Any tiki aficionado knows that pebble ice is integral to quality drinks. However, even with the inordinate amount of rum drinks I imbibe, I couldn't justifying purchasing an Opal pebble ice maker (and didn't want the inevitable headaches from the cheaper varieties) and don't have any fast food sources like Sonic nearby to provide the needed style of ice. These ice cube trays solved that dilemma entirely. It's not technically "pebble ice" but rather mini cubes, however they dilute very similarly and look beautiful in glassware. The trays are a sturdy plastic -- unlike a lot of silicone trays that are correctly maligned online -- and can be stacked fairly easily if freezer space is tight (though it will take the lower trays longer to freeze if stacked). Four trays will yield enough ice for 3-5 drinks, depending on volume, which is on the low side, but it's not too hard to plan ahead a few days to stockpile/bag the ice so there's always reserves. Or you can do what I did and buy a second set!

The next best thing to crushed ice—I love it!

Esto es lo máximo. Tengo mis cubitos listos siempre

Me encanta, los hielitos salen pequeñitos💙