Nobe - 15 Cube Ice Cube Tray Silicone - Makes 15 Perfect 1.25" Cubes - Pack Of 2

Bought these for my wife to make baby food cubes. She freezes the home made baby food purees and then bags them in freezer bags, then takes them out and heats them up as needed. Each Cube slot is about 1.25 Ounces (.oz) of baby food. Pretty easy to clean, I put the sponge into each one to make sure to get any pieces, but going inside each slot takes about 1 minute total and than just rinse it out. Not sure about dishwasher, just hand wash to be safe.

Purchased to use to make "fat bombs" and they worked great for that purpose. LOVE that they are BPA and Phthalate free. Only four stars because I wish they were a bit more sturdy, but if you take extra care to not spill when putting the tray into the fridge/freezer you should be fine. The cubes I made came out of the tray neatly and perfectly square (I have not used them to make ice so I cannot speak to that). Would recommend!

Watch out you don't put a wet-on-the-bottom tray into the freezer, it freezes in place very solidly! Rather too flexible when trying to put it into freezer. I wish I hadn't put both trays in on the shelf as they will freeze solid and be very hard to take off the shelf...but easy to get ice cubes out, once you hammer out the tray from the freezer...serioisly!

These are really good ice cube trays. I plan to order another one.They are very flexible and a good size for my freezer. They replaced a rigid plastic one which cracked on the first use.The square cubes they make are just right for me.

They’re old now and still great.

Nice

Perfect size for whiskey glasses and kid’s soppy cups! :) Fun shape to freeze fruit purée or yogurt too!

I'm thinking about throwing these out. Unlike like traditional trays, there is no groove that allows the water to flow from one cube to the next. So rather than just filling it from one corner, you have to turn and move the tray filling each cube separately. Filling isn't as bad as emptying. Rather than twisting and having all the cubes pop out, you have to push from the bottom, sliding each cube out individually. Not only does it take more time, but if you have arthritis, your hands will ache from the cold by the time you're done.