Thyme & Table Silicone Ice Cube Trays, Set of 2

I like the large size and I don't like the large size. fits some of my vessels but are too big for many. purchased smaller ones in addition, but silicone is the way to go with this product and it keeps the trays from breaking or cracking from the cold. very pleased overall with the product

Only thing didn't know about is durability. They seem to be fairly good quality especially for the price. Will see how long they hold up. 6 maybe 2" cubes with regularly tap water that freeze well and fairly clear. In fridge they were hard enough frozen later 12 hours give take 1-2 hours in glass. Perfect for on the rocks drinks where you want to limit getting watered down

This is a trial test for me. I'm gonna try and make chicken noodle soup cubes. My son has been sick and the only thing he wants to eat is my soup but he wasn't feeling well enough to come and get it. So I checked your app and there they were. I've already washed and filled them up so he can have them on hand for next week.

I purchased these to use as seed start trays. They are more affordable than most options and reusable. The size is perfect for this. I also thought of using it as a mold to create plant pot feet. I will purchase more and one to use as an actual ice cube tray.

I didn't have a need for this ice cube tray, but I thought it would be fun to have big square cubes to make my water more fun to drink! Easy to pop the cubes out of the flexible silicone tray……. and they really make my water more fun to drink! I'm a lover of small things to bring me joy, and this does that. If you're always trying to drink of water like me, try this and make it more fun!

Used these for months now. Way better than plastic trays as those break easily when trying to get out an ice cube. I also enjoy how you only need to get one cube for each drink. Doesn't overly dilute your drink either. Only “downside” is that they do take longer to freeze. But I'm okay with that.

These make huge ice cubes, which I like but some people might not. The silicone thickness is not robust enough to allow you to carrry a tray filled with water with one hand from the sink to the freezer - you'll need to use two hands or water will spill out. In case anyone else uses distilled water with these, please note that it will be necessary to add a few grains of salt in each section - otherwise it will be impossible to extract the frozen ice cubes. Without salt, the distilled water ice cubes are completely stuck to the silicone. Would be interested to hear a description from a scientist about why this is the case.

I like that I'm able to get huge ice cubes. I just didn't like that I had to work a bit to get them out. On my first try, I was really struggling to get them out. After that, I just ran them over a little water and loosened them up, and pushed them out.

thin material, possibly to cut corners on cost, oroduced holes in trays. quality control should have caught this problem.

Covered in white specs that appear to be caused by damage to the material. Out-gassing an unpleasant odor. Washed with warm soapy water but specs remain. I don't feel comfortable putting food/liquid in these.