Showing posts with label Ice Balls. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ice Balls. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 21, 2015

i2 gear Ice Ball Molds Review (Tomoson)

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I received Round Ice Ball Maker Mold (Blue) (formerly sold black) in exchange for honest review from Amazon. Each mold holds four ice balls. You can make four round ice molds in each unit.

I had issues with the ice molds, (as seen in the first picture). Every mold ended up being a half a mold. I couldn't figure out how much water to go in each mold. I filled each up, but when time passed (4-6 hours), I still had half a ball, instead of a whole (ice is still good though). I am still experimenting on how much water to use and how long to freeze them to get the perfect ice ball.

Ice balls are so wonderful. They melt slower than regular ice chips/cubes. I love ice. Ice water, Ice in liquor, Ice in juice. Nothing I hate more than having a nice drink and the ice melts before the drink does. For example, for ice, I use a silicone cupcake holder. The ice maker in the fridge broke last year. I love my cupcake ice but it melts within minutes sometimes.

You can purchase the ice ball molds, using the link above. The molds are prime-eligible.



Thursday, August 14, 2014

Infernal Innovations Ice Ball Molds Review (Tomoson)

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I received # 1 Rated Ice Sphere Molds HUGE 64% OFF SALE TODAY ONLY - Set Of 2 Giant 2.5" Ice Ball Molds - Slow-Melting & Stackable Sphere Ice Molds - Perfect For Your Scotch Or Cocktail - Best Ice Ball Makers - Stop Using Those Boring Ice Cubes & Add Some Excitement To Your Party With These Ice Balls!! - Ice Tray Perfect For Water Pitchers, Ice Tea Or Ice Coffee - Lifetime Warranty! in exchange for honest review from Tomoson.

I have seen Ice Ball Molds before, but never used them. Filling the molds was very easy. Removing them was a little difficult. You have to remove the top slowly, then run water along the sides to get the ball to come out. I did break one ball in the process. I also used the balls for juice and wine.


I also included a video demonstration of me taking the ice balls out of the molds. You can purchase the ice ball molds on Amazon. The balls are prime-eligible.

I received one or more of the products mentioned above for free using Tomoson.com. Regardless, I only recommend products or services I use personally and believe will be good for my readers.