Zoku Love Ice Mold
Zoku Love Ice Mold
With Zoku's Love Ice Trays, you may express your feelings to the special people in your life. With Zoku's expressive ice, you can spice up date night, parties, Valentine's Day, or any other occasion. This set of four fun silicone ice molds is ideal for your next get-together. Simply invert the silicone to remove the ice once it has frozen—no rinsing required. The ice cubes are shaped in a way that allows them to melt more slowly than conventional ice cubes. Free of BPA and phthalates.
Zoku Love Ice Molds Features
- CHILL FOR A LONG TIME: Ice that melts slowly and evenly keeps drinks cooler for longer while reducing dilution.
- SILICONE MOLD INVERSES FOR EASY ICE CUBE REMOVAL: Silicone mold inverts for easy ice cube removal without the need to rinse under water; to release the ice, simply flip the mold over, and push on the bottom of the mold; there are no cracks or splits.
- STACKABLE: Keep the sleek slate blue design in your freezer or display it with your other bar items to conserve room in your kitchen or dining area.
- DETAILS: dishwasher safe; BPA and phthalate free; created in the United States; manufactured in China
How To Use Zoku Ice Mold Maker
- Fill the molds with cooled juice up to the fill line.
- Place the sticks in place.
- Freeze the filled molds for at least 6 hours.
- Remove the pop—no rinsing necessary
With the Zoku Ice Pop Mold, you can make single-serving desserts and frozen treats for kids and adults. To make a popsicle, simply freeze your favourite fruit juice in the mold, remove the popsicle, and share with your favourite character. There's no need to soak the mold in warm water, and cleanup is straightforward.
When filled with melted chocolate or candy, this product can also be utilized as a lollipop mold. 1 mold (about 1.4 fl. oz. each) and 1 stick with drip guard to prevent sticky fingers are included. BPA and phthalate-free; designed to be simple to use and clean
About Zoku
Their facility, which is located in the centre of Hoboken, New Jersey, is a place where creativity is fostered, risks are taken, and possibilities are endless. They get our hands dirty with prototypes and learn by collaborating, building, tasting, and exploring the world around us. Their huge test kitchen serves as a backdrop for trying out new dishes, bouncing ideas back and forth, and is frequently where they all eat lunch.
The Henry Ford Museum, the Chicago Athenaeum Museum for Architecture and Design, and hundreds of kitchen counters around the world have all featured Zoku designs. Aside from a few heartfelt emails from their customers, they've also been honoured by the Industrial Designers Society of America as an IDEA finalist (not to mention a Silver and Bronze recipient), a GOOD Design Award, Wired.com mentions, and the National Parenting Seal of Approval