The Tovolo King Cube Ice Cube Trays create generous, 2-inch cubes of ice, mixers, juices, fruits, and more. Its larger size makes the sturdy tray easy to fill and, best of all, the flexible, food-grade silicone allows the cubes to pop out effortlessly after freezing. The tray is dishwasher safe and makes a great housewarming gift. Available in a variety of fun colors, this tray holds six extra-large ice cubes.
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Product Details
Product Length:
6.25 inches
Product Width:
4.35 inches
Product Height:
2.0 inches
Product Weight:
0.3 pounds
Package Length:
7.1 inches
Package Width:
4.6 inches
Package Height:
2.1 inches
Package Weight:
0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 201 reviews
Features
Jumbo-size ice-cube tray makes 6 2-inch cubes of ice, juice, flavored mixers, or other frozen treats
Flexible food-grade silicone construction holds its shape and easily releases its contents
Wide rim for easy transport; cubes' large surface areas mean slow thawing and less dilution
Dishwasher-safe; regularly hand wash with diluted water-and-vinegar solution for best results
Measures 7-2/7 by 6-1/4 by 2 inches
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139 of 140 found the following review helpful:
Great BIG Cubes, Workaround for White Residue Problem Jun 05, 2010
By T. Lane Big cubes are the latest trend in high-end cocktail bars because of their slower melt rate (less surface area) and curious look. This is a great home version that produces gorgeous 2x2 cubes. It does take a bit more effort to extract the cubes from the rubbery silicone material than traditional trays -- you have to sort of stretch and push them out -- but for big cubes it's actually advantageous to carefully slide them out this way, rather than "cracking" them out and risking fractures. You'll get the hang of it.
The BIG problem I had with this initially was that the cubes produced white "floaties" in the drink that left a rather waxy residue on the glass(!). I'm not making this up! What the heck are those? I googled it and it appears that this is a problem that some people experience with silicone trays. The best theory I found was that it's related to the effect silicone has on freezing certain types of water, perhaps condensing minerals on the surface of the cubes. It's just a theory. But I figured out a workaround which I am happy to share with the internet via this amazon review. If you experience this, just RINSE the cubes briefly before you drop them in the drink, and it will wash off the white reside. All good! I love my big cubes now.
39 of 40 found the following review helpful:
Big Ole Cubes! Jul 09, 2010
By Sean C. Riha
"Sean"
I bought two of these trays mainly to freeze cooking liquids (stocks, broths, wines, etc....) and they work just fine. Each cube is a little more than a 1/3 cup which is a pretty convenient size. After they are frozen the cubes don't slide out like a conventional hard plastic tray, but it's not really hard to get them out. I guess if you have a severe case of arthritis or carpel tunnel it might be an issue, but for most I'm sure it wouldn't be difficult. If you need big cubes get these trays!
57 of 61 found the following review helpful:
Better than having no big cubes Jun 11, 2010
By Dinah Sanders
"MetaGrrrl"
We're cocktail nerds and have worked with the 4 cube size of this Tovolo king cube trays. As already noted, it's a bit of a fight getting the cubes out, but they are nice big cubes.
Our upgrade from this was to the big Beaba "cubes" which are actually cylinder sections with rounded bottoms. That makes them pop out a lot easier and the tray is lidded. Beaba thinks their tray is for freezing baby food, but we mixies know better.
We do recommend the smaller cubed Tovolo tray which freezes up fast and the cubes pop right out. In general, a brand we've liked; it'd be great to see them come up with a lidded tray with rounded "cubes" for easier removal.
17 of 18 found the following review helpful:
Slow Melt Rate is Correct May 01, 2011
By J. Larson 1) I read about these in the WSJ
2) I made my purchase through Amazon. The reviews looked good but I did have to stop and thing about two reviews that said, "funny taste", and "hard to get cubes out".
3) I decided that it wasn't a ton of money so I took the plunge
4) Wow! The cubes melt VERY slowly. I cube is over an hour, two cubes last longer
5) No funny taste
6) I just push up the cube from the bottom of the tray
7) This product is a winner!
24 of 27 found the following review helpful:
Very Disappointing Jul 09, 2011
By groovy girl My husband and I cook every day and entertain often but rarely use ice in our drinks. Nevertheless thought we would test this great looking ice cube tray for the summer cocktail season. So the cubes looked great but by mid way through our vodka tonics we noticed a VERY odd taste ... maybe a bit like freezer burn? Ok so we washed the tray again and refilled it with filtered water. The we popped out a couple of cubes in our water glass and again YUK!!! .. a horrid taste!
Thinking there might be something wrong with our freezer we went through all its contents to make sure everything was in good order . No problems! Then as an experiment we filled an old smaller tray borrowed from a friend and set it in the same spot in the freezer as the blue tray and left it for a week.
The old borrowed tray made perfect tasting ice cubes! So now we we're going crazy trying to figure out the taste problem. We did some further research and saw the recommendation here to clean the tray with a vinegar and water solution. Sadly, this didn't work either - UGH!
Finally, we did what we should have done in the first place... we put the tray to our nose and guess what - IT SMELLS - RANCID, OLD and STALE. - take your pick. Doesn't any one else taste/smell this? We're throwing away $10 but definitely don't want to be freezing our water in this. It's supposed to be inert. right? If that's the case why the odor and why does it transfer a foul taste our water?
Really not sure what's going on with this product ... but it's a bit alarming. But then they say buyer beware. ...now we just need to figure out how to recycle it.
based on 201 reviews
Great BIG Cubes, Workaround for White Residue Problem Jun 05, 2010
By T. Lane
Big Ole Cubes! Jul 09, 2010
By Sean C. Riha
"Sean"
Better than having no big cubes Jun 11, 2010
By Dinah Sanders
"MetaGrrrl"
Very Disappointing Jul 09, 2011
By groovy girl
