Mini Ice Cube Tray for Freezer: FDDBI Small Ice Trays for Freezer with Bin - 117×4PCS Easy Release Nugget Ice Tray - Crushed Ice Tray with Ice Container

This thing is the Beyoncé of ice trays versatile, reliable, and makes everything around it better. I’m not just freezing water in these bad boys. Oh no. I’ve leveled up. Coffee cubes? Done. Juice bombs for fancy cocktails? You bet. Homemade broth shots? I’m basically a frozen soup sommelier now. The trays are silicone, so the cubes pop out easier than excuses on a Monday. And the little scoop and bin combo? It’s giving “organized freezer energy” like I’m auditioning for a cooking show I’ll never get invited to. If you’re tired of your ice cubes acting like clingy exes and refusing to leave the tray this is your upgrade. Clean, stackable, and low-key addictive. Buy them. Freeze everything. Become the frozen cube wizard you were born to be.

I love these ice trays! They create perfect nugget ice that is easy to release from the tray. The storage container allows me to always have plenty available. The trays are smaller than I had expected, about half the length of a standard ice cube tray. At first I was taken aback, but now I appreciate the small size as it saves space in the freezer.

Perfect size for chewing or for use in blenders.

I had some doubts with this product. Plastic tends to crack over time due to twisting and turning the tray to get the cubes out. This tray does not give like most I am use to. Although a very slight light twist and these tiny little cubes came right out with no problem. I didn’t even have to warm the bottom to loosen the cubes. They are also tiny enough for those who like to chew ice. I’m so glad I made this purchase and highly recommend it to others !

I wanted cheap nugget ice without having to buy an expensive nugget ice maker. This was a great solution. I was able to fill the bin to the top with just two rotations of using all the trays. I took a star off because the trays are somewhat of a struggle to fill due to the small slots. The water flow from my faucet is too strong, so it just bounces off the tray. I ended up either lowering the water flow or simply filling the middle and moving the tray around so that the water would flow into the slots. I thought it would be a struggle to release the ice, but it actually wasn't. I twisted the tray slightly and didn't "feel" them come out, but when I looked, the majority of them were out already. However, I wouldn't bend them TOO much because it does seem like it would break. The quality of the ice was nice and nugget-y, great for my niece and nephew to chew on.