Reddit reviews Elbee Home EBH-613 Elbee 613 Coolest 15 Silicone Ice Tray-2-Piece Mold Set-Make 30 Cubes, 7.2 x 2.9 x 4.3 inches, Purple
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PREMIUM MATERIAL – Made of premium food grade BPA free silicone that is rigid flexible and durable, making these small ice cube trays long lastingMULTI PURPOSE – Great for freezing water, baby food, broth, Jello, and much more! Use for alcoholic beverages to prevent dilution! Perfect multi-use small ice trays plasticEASY REMOVAL – For best results let tray sit for 5 minutes enabling the cubes to pop right out. Once the ice cubes are frozen, simply push against the silicone ice cube tray to release the ice cubes. No need to touch the cube itself, great for restaurants!CAPACITY & DIMENSIONS – Set includes 2 small ice trays, each has a 15 cube capacity and measures 7. 2 x 4. 3 inches and is 2. 9 inches high. Totally 30 ice cube storageEASY CARE – small ice trays are stackable, great for tight storage. Not safe for dishwasher, hand wash only
rubber trays would be the better alternative
Kind of comment hijacking here, but just want to make sure you're aware there is an increased risk of bloat with raised bowls. This is definitely an awesome piece of DIY, just want to make sure people are aware of bloat. In very large dog breeds, 52% of bloat cases were associated with raised bowls. (http://www.petmd.com/blogs/fullyvetted/2009/july/raised-bowls-and-bloat-ratcheting-controversy-risk-gdv-dogs-6861)
"Approximately 20 and 52% of cases of GDV among the large breed and giant breed dogs, respectively, were attributed to having a raised feed bowl. (J Am Vet Med Assoc 2000;217:1492–1499)"
You can reduce the risk by slowing their eating. We put one of these in the bowl and then kibble just goes right in it, works really well https://www.amazon.com/Elbee-Coolest-15-Cube-Silicone-Tray/dp/B00KC3R5H6/ref=sr_1_4?s=kitchen&ie=UTF8&qid=1498771586&sr=1-4&keywords=silicone+ice+tray
I just want to second using the immersion blender! My cuisinart stick blender came with a chopper bowl attachment and it's absolutely perfect for blending up homemade baby food. I stick the blender right into the pot when I cook up large batches of baby food, and use the chopper cup when I'm blending up individual meals or smaller batches. I freeze everything in silicone ice cube trays in 1oz portions, and then store them in labeled zipper bags. Then just thaw as I go. It's super easy, and the homemade food looks and tastes SO much better than the jarred stuff. Like, actual vibrant colors and flavors, not overcooked and bland. You can also season things however you like (vanilla, cinnamon, cumin, ginger, fresh herbs, etc.) and it's way less expensive.
Not to mention that you'll get a ton of use out of a stick blender if you're any kind of a home cook. Homemade mayo, soups, sauces, fast whipped cream, etc.
EDIT: These are the trays I use, if you're interested!
Elbee 613 Coolest 15-Cube Silicone Ice Tray
Your cocktails will thank you.