Since we all know that those dumb little cubes are so yesterday, drop a bomb in your drink with these silicone ice molds. Big ice cubes keep your drink colder longer without watering it down, and at 4.5″ x 3″ x 2.5″ they’re the perfect size for most glasses. Sold in sets of two.
The Ice Genie saves you space in the fridge, thanks to its double chamber design. The ice forms inside its walls; when they’re formed, just push the walls and the ice drops to the center, so you can fill and chill again. You can also use it to chill drinks, ice cream and more.
“Add some bling to your drizzank” with Gamago’s Hip Hopsicles. It’s made of flexible rubber and makes up to 8 pieces of ice in 4 different shapes: boombox, microphone, turntable and dollar sign.
Add a dash of badass to your whiskey (or iced tea) with this skull ice mold from Gamago. The two-part mold makes a stylish 3 x 3″ piece of ice. It’s also great for molding chilled snacks or desserts.
An ice cube tray designed to minimize mess. The Cube Tube is composed of a clear tube and a flexible silicone divider with a handle, so you don’t have to plop ice in your drink with bare hands.
You already have ice shot glasses, but why stop there? This mold makes a cylinder of ice that’s about 5.5″ in diameter and 7″ tall. We’re not sure if you can use it as a giant shot glass though.
Forget jello shots, with Fred & Friends’ Cool Shooters you can make jello shot shot glasses. Each silicone rubber mold makes 4 glasses. Drink booze out of ice, chocolate or even more booze.
The frost is strong in this one. This is still our favorite Star Wars-themed ice cube tray, but this mold of the Sith Lord’s head comes pretty close. Makes up to six Vader heads at once.
Throw a lifeline into your favorite beverage with this silicon ice tray which makes ice rings in the shape of tiny life preservers. Probably would look even better using frozen milk instead of water.
Part of us feels there is something terribly sacrilegious about turning an expression of unadulterated terror into a freakin’ mold for ice. But mostly we think it’s hilarious.
Make minifig jello shots, brick brownies and more with these official LEGO molds. Includes a 10″ brick cake mold, an 11.5″ minifigure pan, a 6.5″x4.5″ minifigure tray and a 7″x4.5″ brick tray.
Officially licensed Alien silicone trays for making creepy ice. It’s a shame they won’t be released in time for this Halloween. Available in Alien Egg and Alien Head molds. No Chestburster?
Designer Atsuhiro Hayashi’s ice cubes float polar bears and penguins on mini glaciers in your drinks, while their gradual melting reminds us of the impact of global warming on the polar icecaps.
Fix your drink with a frozen droid using this officially licensed ice tray. Measuring 6″ x 4″ x 1″, the mold can be used to make 1 large and 4 small Artoo-shaped ice cubes or other goodies at once.
Opaque ice cubes are so passé: check out Jacky TC Wu’s Polar Ice Tray; the water freezes from top to bottom, removing impurities and allowing the ice to remain clear. Bonus: sculpture mold included.
Whether you make ice or jello shots for your gamer parties in these ice cube trays, it’s still a salute to the old school Atari days and a lot of fun. Each silicone tray makes 24 space invaders.
Make no bones about it: Fred’s Fossiliced ice cube trays are more Ice Age than Jurassic Park, but we’re chill with the idea of serving up Triceratops tonics and T-Rex tequilas.
