Mini Round Ice Ball Tray
Mini Round Ice Ball Tray
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Silicone forms the tray into a grid of small round cavities, each one just 0.55 in (1.4 cm) across, with a lid that snaps over the top before it goes in the freezer. The lid does two jobs: it levels off the water so every ball freezes the same size, and it keeps the tray from picking up freezer odors while it sits next to whatever else is in there.
The small diameter is the actual point: these balls drop through narrow bottle necks that standard ice cubes never fit through, which makes the tray useful for water bottles and iced coffee as much as cocktails. Twist the flexible base and the ice releases cleanly, no running it under water or prying with a spoon. A full tray makes enough small ice for two or three drinks at once.
The silicone is food-grade and BPA-free, so the ice doesn't pick up any plastic taste over time, and the trays stack in the freezer without wasting space. Give the ice thirty to sixty seconds after twisting for the easiest release, longer if the freezer runs colder than average. Vandora keeps this stocked as the tray that actually fits the bottles it's made for.
- Ice size: 0.55 in (1.4 cm) round ice balls
- Material: Food-grade silicone, BPA-free
- Design: Lidded tray, stackable in the freezer
- Release: Twist-release base
- Best for: Water bottles, iced coffee, cocktails and smoothies
Frequently Asked Questions
How small are the ice balls?
Each cavity is 0.55 in (1.4 cm) across, small enough to drop through the narrow neck of a water bottle or a tall iced coffee cup. Standard ice cubes don't fit through those openings, which is the whole reason this tray exists. A full tray makes enough small ice for two or three drinks at once.
How do I get the ice out?
Twist the flexible silicone base and the balls release cleanly, no running the tray under water or prying with a spoon. Give it thirty to sixty seconds after twisting for the easiest release, longer if your freezer runs colder than average. The lid comes off first so you can access the tray underneath.
What does the lid actually do?
It levels off the water before freezing, so every ball comes out the same size instead of lopsided. It also seals the tray while it sits in the freezer, which keeps the ice from picking up odors from whatever else is stored nearby. Snap it on before the tray goes in.
Is the silicone safe for the freezer and for food?
Yes, it's food-grade and BPA-free, so the ice doesn't pick up any plastic taste over time. The material is also flexible enough to handle repeated freezing without cracking. It stacks with other trays in the freezer without wasting space.
What drinks is this actually good for?
The small diameter is built for narrow openings, water bottles, iced coffee cups, and cocktail glasses where standard cubes never fit. It also works in smoothies, where smaller ice blends more evenly than large cubes. A full tray covers two or three drinks at once.
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