ClearlyFrozenHighest Rated (4.6 Star) Highest Capacity (Ten 2" Cubes) Clear Ice Tray - What Beats BEST and MOST?

I bought my tray several years ago and I love it. The process is very easy and the ice quality is outstanding. I recently had to change to a side by side freezer, which is very small, and this still fits. I like to batch my cubes- I make two or three batches over a week and then I can store the mold elsewhere while I enjoy my clear ice for a month or two. I like it so much I ordered the smaller cube size insert a few days ago- can't wait. My only caution is not to let the container sit for too long- I find removing the cubes before the water in the reservoir freezes all the way makes for a smoother overall experience and less hassle. Sometimes if too much of the reservoir freezes, it makes "push pop" cubes where one or two cubes will lift up out of the mold and be extra long. So, set a reminder to check on the cubes! It takes about 14 hours for the perfect freeze in my house.Customer service is also great. The owner proactively reached out to me after I ordered the insert to make sure the product order was correct. I am glad to support a small, American-owned business.

I have a little home cocktail bar and I was looking to get quality ice. The fridge ice and the large cube trays always left lots of air in the cubes. This dilutes the drink much faster and looks unappealing. I looked into getting an electronic countertop ice maker, but they're $200 or more and require constant cleaning. This item solves pretty much all of those issues. It's a bit more labor intensive than your standard silicon ice tray, but not by much. If you're looking for crystal clear ice and aren't trying to break the bank, this is probably what you want.

This product looks too simple to be true, but it works perfectly. Perfectly clear ice from the first try, and I’ve been trying different techniques for clear ice for some time. I use filtered water, even though the directions say you can use any water including tap, but for me the pure look goes with a pure taste as the ice melts, and it provides for a first-class experience. I like the product so much I ordered another tray for different-sized cubes from the manufacturer and will order another setup for my vacation home. Good stuff

I’ve been wanting to try a clear ice mold for some time now but always hesitated until I bought theClearlyFrozen ice mold. I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. My first attempt didn’t yield 100% clear results but most came out just fine with a couple just cloudy at the bottom. I reached out to the seller who replied with some helpful tips. I even ordered a second mold but for smaller cubes. And as advertised the clear cubes melt slower than the regular ones.The product along with the customer service is why I’m giving it 5 ⭐️

I love cocktails, Old Fashioneds, Boulevardiers, and Negronis in particular. In my opinion, those and other cocktails are best with the right kind of ice--a single, large, crystal clear ice cube or ball. These kinds of ice cubes have become popular because the ice has no air in it, so it will melt slower, keeping a drink properly chilled, but without quickly melting and diluting a fine sipping cocktail.I wanted to have this kind of ice for cocktails at home. I did a lot of reading about how to make it, and what kind of molds work best. Most of the reviews I read pointed to the Clearly Frozen ice cube maker. I purchased one here on Amazon, and have made four batches of ice with it. Each and every time, the result has been perfectly clear cubes!!!The set consists of a silicone tray that the ice is formed in, along with a larger translucent plastic tray that the silicone tray rests in. In turn, the large plastic tray rests in an open-cell foam box. DO NOT throw the foam box away! It is an integral part of the ice making process, it is not packing material! You set the plastic tray in the foam box, fill it about halfway to the top with water, then set the silicone tray on top. Then, top up the silicone tray with water. There are two fill line markings in the silicone tray. I find that for best results and cube shape, fill the silicone tray to within about 3/16" to 1/4" below the top line. If you fill it all the way to the top fill line, you get a cube that's more rectangular than square. There are holes in the bottom of each of the compartments of the silicone tray to equalize the level of water in the tray. Once filled with water, set it in your freezer. I find I need to keep the tray in the freezer for at least twenty hours in order for the freezing process to fully complete. Twenty-two to Twenty-four hours is about optimum.The holes in the bottom of the silicone tray also facilitates the clarifying process that causes the ice to freeze clear. As the water freezes, air in the water is forced downward, out the holes, into the larger plastic tray. You do NOT have to use distilled water to get clear ice. Plain tap water works perfectly fine. Once the ice is frozen, run warm water over the outside of the plastic box. This will help to loosen it from the silicone ice tray. When the tray comes out, it will also be attached to a large block of ice that was in the plastic box. I knock around the block with the handle of a butter knife to loosen it from the silicone tray. After you've played with it a few times, you'll figure out what works best for getting it loose. It really is easy to do! When you get the silicone tray loose, just bend and twist on it a bit to loosen the ice from the molds. I find that a plain set of metal salad tongs, used carefully, works great for extracting the cubes from the mold. I put them in a large ziploc bag and store them in the freezer for my favorite libations.This ice maker is a bit large, 12"L x 6"W x 6"H, so you may need to clear some space in your freezer to accommodate it. But, it makes ten large cubes at a time, as opposed to a lot of other units that make only one, two, or four cubes. One or two batches, and you'll have enough ice for just about any gathering you might have. It comes with instructions on how to make the ice, which I've pretty much described here.At the time I purchased this on Amazon, the price was $39.99. Definitely not cheap, but it works EXACTLY like it should, and after a few times making ice, I think most folks will feel that it's money well spent. ***THIS IS THE ONE TO GET!!!!!***

This product is great; the cubes are clear; easy to use; fits nicely in my particular freezer.If you're the fence - clear ice is easy life-upgrade you didn't know you needed (especially for those who enjoy cocktails)!Aside from looking great, the cubes also melt more slowly, minimizing dilution (cocktails).Instructions are clear, and support is excellent: I've been using this at least weekly for about a year now and eventually some wear on the tray had me order a replacement inner mold (available on their site, they reached out to ensure I had intended to order only the tray; to be clear I am perfectly happy with the durability).Also - these have been well received as gifts.

I purchased this after learning how much better clear ice is for premium cocktails and spirits. The slower dilution kept the drink super fresh and if you're willing to invest in higher quality spirits and cocktails, great ice is key. I tried a few different methods and products on my own with mixed results before finding ClearlyFrozen. It was easy to use and consistently gave me great ice. Highly recommend for any home bar set-up.