Ice Cubes Like A Perfect SphereOur high quality, durable ice scoop molds are designed to make 6 extra-large, slow-melting ice balls, approximately 6cm in diameter. These oversized scoops of ice cream will instantly add style to any dinner party or cocktail party Stability and durability with space-saving lidOur ice ball mold comes with a removable lid that keeps molds clean and stackable so nothing freezes together. This not only saves space in the freezer, but also prevents the ice cubes from taking on the taste of the fridge. Easy to unmoldMade from flexible silicone, the large ice cubes is also flexible, these ice cream molds can be easily twisted or pushed from the bottom to remove the ice balls. No cleaning hassle either - Put the ice ball maker tray in the dishwasher for easy cleaning. Multi-functionRound ice cube molds can be used not only for making scoops of ice cream, but also for freezing fruits, berries, juice, coffee and more. Perfect for whiskey, scotch, bourbon, cocktails and more. High Quality Flexible SiliconeSilicone ice cube molds are made of food grade silicone which is 100% safe , flexible and strong. Our ice cube molds do not release harmful chemicals into your drinks. The shape is flexible and will NOT crack when frozen. A Perfect GiftA great birthday gift for women and men, also perfect for Mother's Day or Father's Day . Combine it with a good bottle of whiskey or gin for an unusual and special gift Warm advice: 1. You can fill to the bottom, then just put the top silicone lid on. Fill the mold with a small funnel until the molds turn over with no gaps at the bottom and no leaks at the top. The molds are made of thick silicone. which holds its shape very well and no leakage at the joint when water is added. 2. When filling round ice cube molds with water, you can turn the ice cube maker upside down, check whether there are air bubbles at the bottom, if there are not, the ice cubes will freeze better . 3. When you take it out of the freezer to use - don't use it right away, let it warm up a bit in the silicone (get used to the temperature difference) - then take it out and put it in a glass and leave it a little longer... then pour your liquid over it.