IKEA Plastis Synthetic Rubber Ice Cube Tray (Blue, 1)

Makes ice cubes (water, freezer and electricity required). Ice cubes resemble fish. Ice cubes do not taste of fish, which is an obvious positive.

This ice cube tray isn't a floppy silicone tray and has a little more structure, but is still a little more flexible than a conventional rectangular ice cube tray. I didn't have to put anything under it to put it in the freezer. The shape of the depressions made it a little tricky to fill the fish, but not much more tricky than any other ice cube tray. This definitely falls on the side of "small", but was the right size for one person, or as a fun addition to other trays you already have. The ice cubes popped out really easily - no tricks or wrenching the tray to get the fish out. If I had to change one thing, I'd wish it was twice as long with twice as many fish, but I'm happy with what I got, and was not surprised when I opened the package.

Just enough ice for a whiskey tipple

Neat ice tray!With the exception of a little water sometimes leaking over the edge as I put this in the refrigerator, I haven't had the problems some of the people here have had. The fish are quite easy to get out and there has been no breakage. As long as I need ice trays, I think I'm going to gravitate more towards these rubber types from now on. Often, you have to bang the plastic ones to get the ice out and then some of the ice goes all over the floor and not into your glass or cup. Eventually, plastic ice trays seem to break. This one doesn't seem like it will. The ice has no smell that I have noticed. Item arrived 18 days after ordered from Germany, right in the middle of the 2 to 3 weeks it said it would take.I needed a new ice tray and picked this one because it reminds of the ancient Christian fish symbol you sometimes see on the backs of cars.

It’s very cute and sturdy but discovered that you can actually get it directly from IKEA for £1 so massively increase in price buying it on here