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.
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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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