Mirenlife 2 Inch Large Food Grade Silicone Ice Cube Tray with Lid, BPA Free silicone Ice Cube Tray, Baby Food Storage, Pinch Test Passed, 4 Cube, Set of 2, Blue

Great little trays with lids. I was having some problems removing the frozen cubes, but now I leave the lid on, invert the tray, push all 4 cubes loose from the bottom and sides, then turn the tray upright and remove the lid. All the cubes come out easily without worrying about cubes falling out unexpectedly or not coming out easily.

I bought the blue set to have ice in my non-alcoholic drinks. I've found it's easier to put the lid on by pushing the edges of the tray into the groove of the lid after putting in water. I've only partially filled the trays for next time to make the cubes easier to get out. I put the tray with water on the bottom and the cubes that are ready on top of it. They're just the right size for my freezer which is relatively small.

These are perfect for carrying snacks to work/school. I can fit a hardboiled egg, some fruit, some veggies, and some crackers with cheese. This would be great for anyone who has trouble getting time for a lunch break or who wants to count calories. Good for adults or kids. Note that they seal, but not snap, shut. So, you probably wouldn't want to put liquid in and then tilt on the side. That would probably result in a spill...unless carried perfectly horizontal :)

i was nervous after reading reviews for many of the large shaped ice trays. this is great. we do not use tap water so the ice came out nice and clear. i filled the sections almost completely and the cubes comes out perfect. not too difficult to remove from the tray either.

My wine glass loves this and I love it because ice lasts. Easy to get out, Peel it back and they plop out.

Use these for prepping your kids lunch meals for the rest of the week. They make great snack containers and are super duper easy to clean.

Each cube holds the perfect amount for freezing bone broth into single-use portions.

Nice cubes but the tray material sheds on them. If I put a cube in a glass and fill it with water there is debris floating in the glass. If I since off the cubes first, there is no debris. There is no way they used food grade silicone. They're going back