Joie Silicone Mini Ice Cube Tray Review

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[@Theoutdoorpersona]

It would probably be easier if the lid had a little hole in the middle with a cover so that you can keep the lid on and pour water through the hole and fill faster and less messier. Then once the holes are full then close the cover to the hole and stick in freezer

[@zzydny]

This ice cube tray is without a doubt the WORST purchase I have ever made for my kitchen. Words cannot adequately describe how frustrating it is dealing with this thing but your video shows much of the aggravation that comes with the mini ice cube trays. Hard to fill. Impossible to empty. Cubes melt almost immediately. Arrrrgh! I still leave mine filled in the fridge during the summer in case I need a little (pun intended) extra ice but I catch myself swearing every time I have to deal with this tray. This video reminds me just how viciously I hate that thing. I'm not a wasteful person but ranting about this tray makes me realize it's time for it to hit the trash!

[@wardrobelion]

The one I bought makes mini but not micro and even being round and silicone, it’s still impossible to remove them and I’ll find another use for it or donate mine🙄👍😊. Glad to know it wasn’t just me…😊

[@svlittlegem24]

As you know, i live in an pocket size sailing boat. having an 25 liter fridge freezer, that size ice try may be ok for me or someone in an tiny home to make an single cocktail with. Oh by the way iam going over to an new chapter in my life and an new channel. will keep you posted. Gerard.

[@wendybowman5871]

Those mini cubes are fun for juice or milk to flavor iced tea or iced coffee. Or use for freezing things like garlic or ginger to add a bit while cooking.

[@pinkdarkman]

I bought something similar to this from the store, and I think the point IS to just keep a little container in the freezer to stockpile the mini cubes. These are probably more touble than they're worth for most people, honestly, lol. They are fun though, and I'm one of those people who can't drink room temp water so it's nice to spice things up a little every once in a while with mini cubes, despite the impracticality.

[@CounterCooking]

yeah, I think they are more of a novelty. These mini cubes are basically the same thing as crushed ice but just a little more aesthetically pleasing.

[@Brineytoes]

I don’t have this size, but I do have some trays that hold just 1 tablespoon of liquid. I grow Meyer lemons and Key limes, then squeeze the juice to freeze in the small cell trays for various recipes or to add to iced tea. The Meyer lemon juice is especially good in frosting for a lemon pound cake. I should also do that with oranges!

[@CounterCooking]

that’s a great idea! I have a Meyer lemon tree and I might try that the next time I get lemons off of it.

[@jeanettelipman]

Well i was going to run out and get it, now not at all. Thanks for saving me a trip.

[@markhalm9889]

One of these trays came with a cheap blender i got off of Amazon and I'm glad im not crazy.

[@authorannbaker]

I use plastic mini ice cube trays. They work much better.. I hold the tray at a 45°angle and pour water over, while holding it over the next tray to fill. Quick fill, easy twist of the tray to release frozen ice cubes.

[@aprilwilcox5065]

I purchased mini ice cube trays in a set of 4 and it came with a dish that you were supposed to store them in after you removed the cubes.... First I tried using one tray and what a mess!!! After filling it with water it isn't stable enough to get to the freezer without spilling water everywhere.... So the next time I sat the tray, one at a time in the storage container, filled them one at a time, setting the trays on top of each other. This worked out better but had to use a turkey baster to suck the excess water out of the container. Getting them out of the tray, as you showed was a royal pain but it is really the only way to do it.... I wish I had saved my money and purchased an on the counter ice cube maker

[@kmm291]

If you wet the back,they pop out easily.

[@SandyzSerious]

Too much work.

[@ChasJock]

Why are you making this so difficult? I have the same trays. Run it under the tap, tilt to get the excess off & put in freezer. That whole spatula thing drove me nuts

[@CounterCooking]

Because where I live we CANNOT use tap water! It has been tested and has some of the highest levels of toxic contaminants in the entire country. If the spatula thing drove you nuts, then you have some serious mental issues to deal with. There is also no reason for you to leave such a rude, unnecessary, and narcissistic comment.

[@TabbyTimeOut]

There is a distinct lack of cats in this video.

[@mikej804]

Silly

[@janefernandez1427]

I was not impressed at all..very hard to fill and to remove..and they are melting before you even get them in your drink...not worth the money or my time and effort !

[@CounterCooking]

I agree