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Question: how do you get the ice cubes out?
Document: The ice is easy to get out of the silicone. The cubes are huge, and they last forever in a drink. You need these ice trays!
makes 8 huge ice cubes, great for drinks, won't water down your favorite cocktail ...get at least two and combine with the one inch cube set as a supplement
Bought for my husband's Scotch and water drinks - of course he is spoiled  with ice makers- the small refrigerator in his man cave does not have one - he does like the large cubes - just not used to having to get the ice out of the trays
Each ice tray has a small chamfer along each one of the bottom edges, so the &#34;cubes&#34; you get aren't quite cubed.Otherwise, they're great, but they'd be much sexier if they were perfect cubes.
It makes giant ice cubes.They're not perfectly clear if you simply fill it with tap water and stuff it in the freezer, I'm sure I could get them perfectly clear, but that sounds like work and I don't care.
Best ice cube trays I've ever used. Once you get used to handling the flexible trays, the rest is a snap. Just be careful moving the, with water - but once the water becomes ice they are super flexible and easy to remove cubes.
I bought this as a holder for pill bottles that are used daily. Even the larger bottles fit in the compartments, so it works great for that. As an ice tray? Not so much. It does make nice big ice cubes but they are a bitch to get out of the tray once frozen.
The ice cubes are big enough to not melt for, sometimes, hours. Doesn't water down drinks. Has groves so that they nest well on top of each other in the freezer. I just can't get enough of these. Not good for the blender though since the cubes are too big to be pulverized by the blades, but excellent for drinks.
I was tired of my old ice tray, and luckily it finally broke in half. This one, however, is made of silicone so the oversized ice cubes are very easy to get out of the tray. They look great in the glass, and take longer to melt so your drink gets less watery.
I would recommend using filtered water, I have already received numerous compliments on our ice. I have not used it for Scotch yet but I use it every morning with my iced coffee although it is hard to get the straw in the cup since the cubes are so large.
Answer: They just pop out. It's a silicone mold, very flexible