2.5 Inch Sphere Ice Molds for Japanese Whiskey
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2016
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Description
Tovolo Sphere Ice Molds
Roll with the high rollers with our Sphere Ice Molds. The innovative and clever design gives you a 2.5" sphere, perfect to accompany your Irish Whiskey, Rye Whiskey, or Bourbon. Tovolo's slow melting sphere will bring out the full flavor of your drink. Add a splash a class to you next drink. Each silicone mold measures 3 1/2 inches in diameter and 6 inches high. This ice mold can find room in any freezer. The molds stack easily to conserve space and won't tip in your freezer. The silicone cap creates a perfect leak-free seal.
Features
Sturdy silicone construction makes a 2.5" perfect sphere
Includes 2 molds, making 2 ice spheres
Silicone mold releases the ice clean and easy
BPA Free
Dishwasher Safe
The crowd is sure to circle the bar to see these globes of ice in your drink. Great for all cocktails, a sophisticated sphere floating in a pool of your finest bourbon or pour your vodka over a sphere of cranberry juice. The possibilities are endless.
Benefits
Leak Free
Great for restaurants, bars, and entertaining in the home
Stacks neatly to conserve space
Adds a cool element to your cocktail
Features
Stacks neatly to conserve space
Leak-free and won't tip in the freezer
Silicone cap
BPA free ice molds
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Heres a tip I learned today after getting two of these delivered.
First, put aside a ziplock bag or container in the freezer, so you can make up multiple ice balls in advance. never worry about running out of your bad ass crystal globes again, this way you'll have many ready to go at any moment.
Secondly, heres the interesting part. Don't let it freeze completely. it becomes MUCH harder to remove when its frozen fully through. Remove it if you can when theres a couple of millimetres worth of ice around the outside with a little sphere of water trapped within. it pops out much easier and wont break as you transfer it to the ziplock bag in the freezer. it finishes freezing in the bag, all while giving you a couple of hours spare to make another in the now unused mould.
Hi, how long roughly did you leave it to part freeze before removing?
Thank you so much for this tip. I left it in for like 2 hours and it came out easy
Fill to fill line, freeze, squeeze two tabs, ball pops right out. Simple. Follow EASY instructions.
Thank you, that’s exactly what I was wondering.
Instead of filling it to the brim, then putting on the top over a sink with water spilling all over then pouring excess water and then squeezing some of it out, just fill the mold up to the line where the cover meets the mold. You won't have any spillage, the amount will be just right when expanded to give you a full globe of ice.
Bingo
It won’t come out as a perfect sphere, the way to do these is just like he showed. I have the same ones.
They have no instructions in the box I got (yesterday, from 99 Cent store for $1.99), BUT you don't need to overfill -- just fill to the fill line. And you don't need to run hot water over it. All you have to do is press the tiny hole as you lift the lid and turn it upside down. Then release your finger from the hole, and the sphere will pop out
ok so this is actually a great product and i like it. thanks for the vid. that hera rail vid was helpful as well. I picked one up for 99 the other week and it a heck of a piece of kit at that price.
Great choice of whisky.
Great video. Thanks for making it.
Four of mine arrived today ❤︎
thanks for the demo and info, have a great day
Nice. Thanks for the video
I have this.. Easier instead of running water over. Just take a out of freezer let set on counter for 10 minutes.. Comes right out
Dewers and cube!👍
Tips:
1) Leave in the freezer for just under 24hrs, this will make it clear and completely transparent.
2) When removing from the freezer let it set for 10/15 minutes and then remove from the mould. This prevents cracks.
3) Put them in a ziplock bag until you need to use them.
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Do not use faucets with aerators to fill mold. The air causes cloudy, cracked balls.
Anyone know how to prevent these ice spheres from breaking in half as soon as it's submerged in liquor?
Maybe spring water or filtered water.
Put the sphere in last, after you pour your drink
@@Cowb0yDan or just as good is to wait a minute or two before pouring
I don't understand why in America everyone spills so water.
I think i didn’t wait that much for the ice ball to freeze and didn’t put enough water, cause mine ended up being like a cracked egg. Like only the shell…completely hollow inside lol
Well doh! there is a fill line marked on the lower container to get the perfect sphere.... It´s moulded into the plastic and it says "Fill to this line"
Oh, and never put ice in Whisky, only whiskey...
I want these for my hydro flask!!! But these are 2.5", the wide mouth on my hydro is 2". 😭
You can't just put the water through the hole when u feel it up with water ?
2 yrs later but nooo that makes it so hard lol I did both ways this way was easier but dont fill the cup just to the fill line or where the two molds meet
Why does it melt so fast??? anyone knows???
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Wow ,I buy 4 and I the not how the work, Now I no Thank 🌸💗💗💗💘💘💘
I'm sorry, but for 100€ I can use cubes or stones :S.
Who said these are €100??? They average range from €7-€30 depending how many you want in the tray
As long as my whisky doesnt change at all its taste for using traditional ice cubes, then I really dont need to use an ice sphere. What japanese should do is to search ways on how to elaborate better quality whiskys (only hibiki is worth paying its price)
So you wasted 10 gallons of water to make a single ball of ice, interesting.🤔
I can’t believe there’s actually a video to show people how to use this…… Our society has no common sense
Use distilled water 💧 for gods sake
Why? I have these what does distilled water do?
@@danightryder nothing he’s saying that so the cube comes out clear but I tried it and it came out the same
not good design, took too much time to get the ball out.
I have these and dont like em at all. Ice is always cloudy and cracked, explodes as soon as drink hit it. One big ball quickly becomes 2 or 3 chunks.
Got a wintersmiths and will never go back
Omg tooôooo much explaining and talking
Too much waste of water
You're right, it does waste a lot.
@@petervonpanda not the mold, YOU waste to much water with the tap open! 🤦♂️
What a bloody waste of water. I can’t believe people are so clueless...
Your video is too long and full of inconsequential and frivolous information. Not to mention, the wrong way to fill and release the ice ball.