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ORI Future GLAZER mini Clear Tennis, Soccer & Skull Ice Molds

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Quick Verdict

ORI Future ice molds use a two-piece silicone mold, liner, and water-filled base to make shaped ice for drinks. Kate B recommended freezing the assembled mold for a full day and found bottled water produced the clearest ice.

Video Proof Moments

Two silicone pieces fit snugly

Mold submerged into water

Water spills during assembly

Freeze for a full day

Bottled water yielded clearest ice

Key Takeaways

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The two-piece silicone mold fits together snugly.

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Kate B recommended assembling it over a towel or sink because water spills.

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Finished ice can be made ahead and kept in a ziplock bag.

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Fill the liner in the base with water, then slowly submerge the mold.

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Freeze for a full day; Kate B found bottled water made the clearest ice.

Transcript
If you like entertaining, this is such a fun way to make your cocktails look a little more impressive. My name is Kate with WTI and these are the Ice Molds from ORI Future. They have all sorts of different sports, shapes, holiday themed ones. My favorite is the rose. They're really easy to use. So obviously there's this silicone mold. It comes in two pieces. They fit together nice and snug. Each one comes with a liner. So you put the liner into the base and then you fill it with water. You then grab your silicone mold and slowly submerge it into the water. You will get some spillage. It's best to do this either over a towel or in the sink. Once everything is in place, you put the whole thing in the freezer for a full day and the next day it's ready to use. Now you may need to play around with what type of water you use. I have to say the bottled water probably did have the clearest ice. I also like that you can make a whole bunch ahead of time and just kind of throw them in a ziplock bag so they're ready to go. It also has a really nice surface area so excellent for slow melting and not watering down your drinks. They're a really fun detail that make even the simplest drink look more special. Your guests will be super impressed. Overall an amazing addition to your bar set up and that's my point of view.
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FAQ

How do you fill the ice mold?

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Kate B placed the liner in the base, filled it with water, then slowly submerged the assembled silicone mold.

Does filling it spill water?

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Kate B noted some spillage and recommended working over a towel or in the sink.

How long does it need to freeze?

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Kate B recommended leaving the assembled mold in the freezer for a full day.

Which water produced the clearest ice?

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Kate B found that bottled water produced the clearest ice in the water types tried.

Can you prepare the ice ahead of time?

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Kate B suggested making multiple pieces ahead and storing them in a ziplock bag.

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