GLAZER mini | Take ICE Easy!

I wasn��t sure how well a small clear ice mould would work, but this one has been brilliant. It��s simple to use fill the top section, pop it in the freezer and leave it overnight. The insulation does its job and forces the ice to freeze from the top down, so you get a proper clear cube instead of the cloudy ones you get from normal trays.

The cubes come out solid, slow melting and a really nice size for whisky or cocktails. They look great in the glass and definitely make a drink feel a bit more special. The silicone is flexible enough that the ice pops out easily without cracking.

It doesn��t take up much freezer space, and the build quality feels good. I��ve used it several times now and the results have been consistently clear.

This mini clear golf ball ice cube molds are a fantastic addition to any golf fan��s collection. The molds create impressively detailed, crystal-clear golf ball-shaped ice cubes that look amazing in drinks. They melt slowly, keeping beverages cold without watering them down too quickly.
The quality is excellent the molds feel durable, flexible, and easy to use. Filling and releasing the ice is simple, and the results come out consistently well shaped. These definitely add a fun and unique touch when entertaining guests or relaxing with a drink.
They also make a great gift idea for golfers or anyone who enjoys creative bar accessories. Overall, a stylish, high-quality product that delivers exactly as expected.

R��cemment, j'ai test�� le moule mini Glazer pour gla?on en forme de crane, pens�� pour whisky et cocktails, avec corps m��tallique et doublure plastique de la compagnie ORI Future.

Le produit est fait de mat��riaux de qualit��, soit un moule en silicone sans BPA, une doublure plastique sur mesure et un corps en acier inoxydable pour une bonne cong��lation.

Le format produit un gla?on avec une forme de t��te de mort d'environ 4,6 x 6,8 cm dans un moule d'environ 8,8 x 15,5 cm. L'utilisation d'eau min��rale ou bouillie puis refroidie aide �� obtenir une glace plus claire. Le tout passe au lave-vaisselle pour un entretien simple.

C'est un produit de bonne qualit�� que je vous recommande.

Bedtime finally landed, the kids were asleep and the washing up could wait, so I treated myself to a quiet pour of Highland Park and tried my new Glazer mini.

Filling the silicone top took all of twenty seconds, I used the kettle water from earlier, clicked the mould into its chunky stainless body and slid it onto the freezer shelf beside the fish fingers. Next evening I popped the lid and out rolled a crystal clear 2.56 inch sphere that looked like it belonged in a fancy city bar rather than my terraced kitchen, my nine year old would probably try to play marbles with it if she saw.

And it melts at a snail��s pace, so the second half of the dram tasted the same as the first, no sad watery finish. But the real joy is how easily the sphere releases, a gentle squeeze, no wrestling, no cracks. Cleaning? Rinse, done. I��m grinning every Friday night now.

These look fantastic and are surprisingly detailed for an ice cube mould. The finished D20 cube has a really premium look and makes a great talking point in a drink, especially for any D&D fan.

It��s definitely more of a premium-priced item, but the quality and end result help justify that. It feels like a fun gift rather than just a basic kitchen gadget.

Using the mould is straightforward enough��just follow the included instructions and take your time lowering the mould into the water cup for the best result. Once frozen, the cube comes out looking great and fits nicely into a whisky glass.

A fun and unique gift idea that looks every bit as cool as hoped.

I thought fancy crystal blocks were bartender sorcery till this neat tray moved into my freezer. It��s about the size of a paperback (roughly 3.5 by 6 inches) so it fits next to the peas without a territorial dispute.

Last Saturday I tested it during our very serious Eurovision sweepstake. Filled the silicone mould with boiled tap water, poked the little plastic liner in place, shoved it behind the ice-cream and left it till the final votes came in. Out slid a single, chunky 2.25 inch cube so clear my mate Phil tried to read the lyrics sheet through it. The cube outlived two measures of Highland Park, still pristine when Sweden robbed us again.

And the best bit, you don��t need Hulk strength to release the ice, a gentle twist does the trick. So my cheap freezer suddenly feels like a cocktail bar, and my whisky looks downright posh, even if the singing doesn��t.

The design is well thought-out which makes the whole process from start to finish really simple.

All you need to do is fill the cup (just over half full) and slowly push the mould in��and any excess water will come out the top. Put it in the freezer upright and come back to it a day later.

The results are great!

I assumed crystal clear 20 sided ice was only for fancy bars, turns out it just needed the Glazer mini. Pop it in, head to bed, wake up to frozen perfection.

Saturday game night, the 9 year old tracked initiative while I poured an Islay. I slid the stainless sleeve off, peeled the silicone, boom, flawless D20. He rolled it first obviously then we parked it in my glass, one chunk about cue ball size that survived the whole three hour session.

The mould measures 3.46 by 6.10 inches so even our packed freezer finds space. And the two piece liner stops leaks. Use boiled tap water you��ll get that brilliant clarity, I��ve run five batches and none came out cloudy.

But the best bit, watching friends squint at their drink trying to count the numbers before it slowly fades away. Party trick sorted.

I didn't expect an ice cube to earn compliments, yet here we are.

Saturday night, kids tucked up by 8, I poured a Highland single malt and pulled the cube from the Glazer mini. The mould itself is a neat 3.46 by 6.10 inch block: stainless steel sleeve, squishy BPA free silicone core, plus a clear plastic insert that tells the water how to freeze, no I'm not auditioning for MasterChef. I��d filled it with boiled tap water the night before and forgotten about it, then cracked it open feeling like a budget bartender.

The cube popped out spotless, about 2.25 inches each side, and it sank into the tumbler with a cartoon plonk that made my wife laugh. And two measures later it still looked the same, barely a drip. But the best bit is how little freezer space it claims, I can still stash the kids fish fingers beside it.

If your drink deserves a little theatre this mould does the trick.

Friday night whisky looked almost too posh once I dropped in the ice diamond from the Glazer mini. Totally clear and big enough to bully the lemon slice aside. Works a treat in iced coffee too.

The mould is a silicone crown on a stainless cup, fill the liner with boiled tap water and shove it in the freezer. And yes, the top down freeze trick works, the 2.56 by 2.21 inch chunk emerges clear as a window. One push on the base, cube slides out, no wrestling. My 8 year old tried it in her cola, still flawless. It barely shrank through a whole Bake Off episode while I unwound from a twelve hour shift.

Cleaning takes ten seconds under the tap, no lingering freezer smells. And husband reckons I've become fancy, I reckon I've just found a cooler way to cool things for summer evenings in the garden.

I never thought I'd care this much about frozen water. But the Glazer mini tray has become the unlikely hero of my evening tipple.

Saturday night, chess set folded away, kids finally out cold, I poured a dram of Talisker and released one of these 2.25 inch cubes. The stainless steel sleeve had kept everything straight so the block slid out spotless, no wrestling required, and the whisky swirled round it looking like a little amber aquarium.

And because the cube freezes top down using that plastic liner and silicone cap, it stays clear, slow melting for over an hour while I debated stats with my wife. I used boiled tap water and got zero clouding.

So, small 3.5 by 6 inch footprint, rinses clean, and cat hair hasn't stuck yet which in our house is the real benchmark. I'm sticking with it.

Bought this on a whim and didn��t expect much, but I��ve actually been using it quite a bit for iced coffee. It makes clearer ice, which just looks nicer in a glass, and it��s easy enough to use �� fill it, freeze it, done. The cubes come out without too much hassle.

They��re smaller, which I like as they fit in any glass and chill drinks quickly. Not always perfectly clear every time, but still better than the usual ones. Nothing fancy, just a small thing that��s quite nice to have.

Needed a proper cube to keep my Talisker honest, so I went for the Glazer mini and I��m chuffed I did.

Friday after a soggy hill trek I dropped the mould (about three and a half by six inches, silicone tucked inside a stainless sleeve) into the sink, filled the liner with boiled tap water and tucked it behind the frozen peas. Next evening the block slid out with a satisfying thud, two and a bit inches each way and clear as Deeside spring water, my ten year old even held it to the window to check.

And it lasts. One cube nursed two drams while I stretched out the calf muscles, hardly melted at all.

Build feels solid, no leaks, no freezer smell sneaking in, and the whisky stays cool without drowning the flavour. Value feels spot on.

I was looking for a cool ice shape that wasn��t too kitschy, no skulls, golf balls, or anything overly novelty and the barrel design hit the perfect balance for my whiskey drinks and negronis. It looks classy and original without trying too hard.
The mold itself is a little tricky the first time you use it. It comes as a silicone insert with a plastic liner inside a stainless?steel body, so at first glance it feels like a lot of pieces, if you've never used one. Once you understand how they fit together, though, it becomes much more straightforward. One thing I really appreciate is that the whole ice maker is small enough to fit easily in my freezer without having to rearrange everything.

Overall, a great?looking mold that makes a unique ice shape, just expect a small learning curve on the first run.

Easy and quick way to make ice for my whiskey.

Me gusta la idea, lo compre para darle a mis invitados, es llamativo y f��cil de usar as�� como de limpiar, materiales de calidad y resistentes, depende de tu congelador es el tiempo que tarda en hacerse, f��cil de desmoldar, tama?o aceptable, aguanta bastante para derretirse, aguanta ca��das leves.