ShapedIceMolds 3D Large Skull Ice Cube Mold Tray, Round Whiskey Ice Mold with Lid for Whiskey Drinkers, Bartenders, Gift Exchanges, Home Bar Enthusiasts and Holiday Gifts
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Number of Items: 1
Features
- Ideal for Whiskey Aficionados: These ice skulls melt ultra-slowly, ensuring your favorite Scotch, Irish whiskey, or Bourbon remains undiluted, preserving its flavor and potency.
- Must-Have Home Bar Addition: Durable silicone ice molds create unique, slow-melting skull ice cubes (2"x2.36"), perfect for house parties, home bars, birthdays, and festive gatherings. Fits all types of bottles/cups/mugs/tumblers.
- Safe and Convenient: BPA-free, non-toxic, food-grade silicone ensures safety. Leak-free, microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe for easy usage and maintenance.
- Versatile Beyond Ice: Suitable for crafting soaps, chocolates, candles, resin models, sorbets, and festive-themed foods, enhancing your creative kitchen endeavors.
- Perfect Gift Choice: An ideal gift for whiskey enthusiasts, bartenders, baristas, chocolatiers, DIY crafters, and skull lovers for occasions like Fathers Day, Halloween, Day of the Dead, and Christmas. ----------------
Material: Silicone
Color: Black
Brand: Shaped
Shape: Skull
Product Dimensions: 5.5"L x 5.5"W x 2.75"H
Material: Silicone
Color: Black
Brand: Shaped
Shape: Skull
Product Dimensions: 5.5"L x 5.5"W x 2.75"H
Is Dishwasher Safe: Yes
UPC: 747607291492 859995006104
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Dixie Bend Inc
Size: Large
Item Weight: 3.87 ounces
Item model number: ICT-1611-01
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: October 23, 2016
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Number of Items: 1
I saw several negative reviews for this mold saying it doesn't work, so I was nervous about giving it a try. But I just loved the idea of having skull shaped ice, so I went for it. I'm SOOO glad I did! The ice is exactly as expected, but there are some tricks to getting it right. Admittedly, I just breezed through the directions (even the ones the company emailed) the first time and my results were less than stellar. Tons of ice between the sections making the skulls not usable...but this was MY fault. After carefully reading the instructions again, these are the steps I followed for my second attempt: 1. Molds had already been washed, but if not, make sure you wash them by hand first. 2. Fill bottom mold up the entire way with either filtered or boiled, distilled water (cooled down). 3. Put the water filled mold in the sink, carefully place the top and let the excess water spill out the sides. 4. Make sure you press the center between the skulls flat so as little ice can form here as possible. 5. The MOST important step is to weigh down the center of the mold (as shown in the photos, I used small lunch ice packs). This allows a very thin or no layer of water between the mold halves. 6. After freezing (I left mine overnight), twist mold back and forth to dislodge ice. If the center has a thin layer of ice, don't worry, it will crack away leaving just the skulls. 7. I ran a bit of water over the skulls to free them. And voila! Super awesome skull ice!!! The pictures don't do them justice, the detail is really crisp! I used filtered fridge water in the pictures.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2020 by Bitsy Bitsy
Number of Items: 1
They are a bit smaller (as listed) but fantastic and easy to produce many quickly without hassle. Unfortunately, humans are stupid and instead of following the directions that come with it, people are trying to fill them through the ventilation holes. Don’t do that. If you just do what it says, and fill the bottom tray about 1/3-1/2 way full, then push the top tray down over it, you will get almost perfect little skulls. The secret is finding the perfect spot to fill the bottom tray to. They should put a line, but anyone can figure it out fast. IMPORTANT: do not waste time double boiling water, lol. This is a myth. distilled water does nothing. Cloudy ice is from trapped air via fast freezing. The only way to get clear ice is called “directional freezing” (AJ a Clinebell machine or using an open igloo cooler). Slow directional freezing pushes the trapped air in water to one end of the freezing ice, which you saw or cut off. You are not going to get clear skulls like the photo, no matter what you do, unless you use directional freezing and/or slow freezing or both.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2020 by T. Gerald T. Gerald
Number of Items: 2
Items are nice. You just have to make sure you have enough water in there. If it looks like enough, add more.
Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2025 by Nick R
Number of Items: 1
I bought these molds as a christmas gift for my dad. He loves circle shaped ice cube molds and has about a half dozen of them, so I thought I'd get him something similar but a bit more badass. He likes them! The way they reflect light when they sit in a glass of bourbon makes them look so cool! A big plus side is that he's a Raiders fan, so the skull theme and black packaging were perfect for him! Silicone is an easy material to work with as well. If you're familiar with how to use round ice cube molds, I wouldn't worry in the slightest about figuring these out.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2020 by Cupcakes
Number of Items: 1
Worked just like it was advertised
Reviewed in the United States on April 10, 2025 by Claudia Wiseman
Number of Items: 1
The ice mold is nearly impossible to fill. I had to cut the feeder holes on top a little bigger because it was nearly impossible to create a stream narrow enough to fit through the tiny opening. Lost a lot of stars for that. The ice cubes look pretty good but you need to use something like Zero Water filter otherwise the skulls come out very cloudy and you can't make out the detail. It's a lot more work than I want for ice cubes but done right, they look pretty cool.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by Dave M.
Number of Items: 1
I bought this for Halloween 2017. I was very satisfied with it. Have made about 4 sets of ice skulls with it since I received it. People enjoyed having an ice skull in their drink. I have yet to try other material to mold, such as chocolate, jello or plaster for art projects, but I am certain they too would turn out well using this mold. My only criticism would be that the mold tends to unlock when full, its hard to keep small amounts of water from spilling out as I'm walking it to the freezer. And also there's a pinhole size hole on the tops of the skull (I assume to water can be poured in as needed to fill the skulls after enclosing the mold) but the hole is way too small. More water falls out onto the mold than through that tiny hole. The top holes could be bigger, 2 or 3 times bigger would have been better. Still, the front part of the skull is what matters, and they turn out nice, even if their top back parts are a little flat.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2017 by ANagengast