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product_id: 63146991
title: "ClearlyFrozen® Best (4.6 Stars) & Top Capacity (10 2” Cubes) Clear Ice Tray"
brand: "clearlyfrozen"
price: "12921 kr"
currency: ISK
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 13
category: "Clearly Frozen"
url: https://www.desertcart.is/products/63146991-clearlyfrozen-best-4-6-stars-and-top-capacity-10-2
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region: Iceland
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# Directional freezing tech BPA-free silicone mold 10 crystal-clear 2" cubes ClearlyFrozen® Best (4.6 Stars) & Top Capacity (10 2” Cubes) Clear Ice Tray

**Brand:** clearlyfrozen
**Price:** 12921 kr
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🧊 Elevate your cocktail game with ice as clear as your ambitions.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ClearlyFrozen® Best (4.6 Stars) & Top Capacity (10 2” Cubes) Clear Ice Tray by clearlyfrozen
- **How much does it cost?** 12921 kr with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.is](https://www.desertcart.is/products/63146991-clearlyfrozen-best-4-6-stars-and-top-capacity-10-2)

## Best For

- clearlyfrozen enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted clearlyfrozen brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Smart & Safe:** Made from BPA-free silicone with reusable foam insulation—sustain your style and the planet.
- • **Next-Level Clarity:** Directional freezing pushes out impurities for flawless, artisanal ice every time.
- • **Bar-Quality at Home:** Trusted by 400+ bars nationwide and top-rated by Liquor.com, Food & Wine, and Forbes.
- • **Effortless Perfection:** No freezer timing needed—just fill, freeze, and impress your guests with crystal-clear cubes.
- • **Max Capacity, Max Chill:** Craft 10 large, glass-like ice cubes—double or triple what competitors offer.

## Overview

The ClearlyFrozen® Best Clear Ice Tray delivers ten 2-inch crystal-clear ice cubes using patented directional freezing technology. BPA-free and insulated, it outperforms competitors by producing larger, clearer cubes without special water or freezer timing. Endorsed by top culinary and beverage experts and used in hundreds of bars, it’s the ultimate upgrade for home bartenders and cocktail connoisseurs.

## Description

Simple and easy-to-use high capacity ClearlyFrozen ice cube tray/ice cube maker employs "directional freezing" to mold ten 2" glass-like artisanal ice cubes at home with untreated tap water in an ordinary freezer. It costs only a fraction of the price of other clear ice products that make just two or four cubes. Great for home use, for scotch, bourbon, whiskey, gin, vodka and craft cocktails in high end bars and restaurants and for a terrific, unique home bartender, foodie, Christmas, Fathers' Day, Yankee Swap Or housewarming gift.

Review: Finally, a practical solution! - I’ve tried countless clear ice methods that are always too bulky, don’t fit well in my freezer, low capacity (one to 4 cubes), and frankly just a pain in the rear. I stumbled on this particular tray 4 years ago that yields 8 cubes through a simple process and decided to give it a shot. Boy am I glad I did! It’s a very basic design - a foam insulation outer shell, a plastic bin that fits snugly inside of it, and a rubber mold with holes that allow water to go through to the bin. It’s the same concept as the cooler method, but you don’t have to chisel the pieces out nor remove the cloudy bottom. Admittedly I’m not the most patient person nor am I the person that will plan my day around ice cube making. The instructions provide optimal timeframes to make removal of the mold and ice easiest, but I often find myself forgetting about it or just being too lazy to address. I’ve discovered a couple of tricks to mitigate this. If it does freeze completely over you can run some cool water under the lip of the mold to create separation from the bin where it’ll eventually slide out as an ice block. From there you simply run the large block on the bottom under hot water until you can break pieces off. Then push the cubes out as you normally would. The biggest risk behind this is clumsiness… Sadly, a few months ago my brother in law decided to try this process after we’d gone through a tray and a my reserves paired with some brown tater water. Instead of sliding the ice block out of the bin he managed to get the bin out of the foam and immediately dropped it in my sink causing the bin to crack. Before buying another one I saw the ClearlyFrozen logo and looked them up. I emailed to see if I could purchase a spare bin rather than buying the whole thing again. I received a response from Jim very quickly asking for my address where he graciously shipped me another one within a week and refused to let me pay for it. Because of that I went and bought another one on the spot as a backup. Over the years I’ve recommended these to friends, family, and random people at bars/restaurants. I’ve even gifted a few. This is an easy and inexpensive present that will bring joy and class to your “on the rocks” experiences for years to come. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants beautiful, clear ice for their drinks or even something that lasts a crazy amount of time in a Stanley cup (my wife uses them regularly). One thing to note: I did accidentally buy one that isn’t made by this company once. The others are NOT the same quality. They’re comparably priced as well. Trust me, this is the one to buy.
Review: THIS IS THE ONE!!!! - I love cocktails, Old Fashioneds, Boulevardiers, and Negronis in particular. In my opinion, those and other cocktails are best with the right kind of ice--a single, large, crystal clear ice cube or ball. These kinds of ice cubes have become popular because the ice has no air in it, so it will melt slower, keeping a drink properly chilled, but without quickly melting and diluting a fine sipping cocktail. I wanted to have this kind of ice for cocktails at home. I did a lot of reading about how to make it, and what kind of molds work best. Most of the reviews I read pointed to the Clearly Frozen ice cube maker. I purchased one here on desertcart, and have made four batches of ice with it. Each and every time, the result has been perfectly clear cubes!!! The set consists of a silicone tray that the ice is formed in, along with a larger translucent plastic tray that the silicone tray rests in. In turn, the large plastic tray rests in an open-cell foam box. DO NOT throw the foam box away! It is an integral part of the ice making process, it is not packing material! You set the plastic tray in the foam box, fill it about halfway to the top with water, then set the silicone tray on top. Then, top up the silicone tray with water. There are two fill line markings in the silicone tray. I find that for best results and cube shape, fill the silicone tray to within about 3/16" to 1/4" below the top line. If you fill it all the way to the top fill line, you get a cube that's more rectangular than square. There are holes in the bottom of each of the compartments of the silicone tray to equalize the level of water in the tray. Once filled with water, set it in your freezer. I find I need to keep the tray in the freezer for at least twenty hours in order for the freezing process to fully complete. Twenty-two to Twenty-four hours is about optimum. The holes in the bottom of the silicone tray also facilitates the clarifying process that causes the ice to freeze clear. As the water freezes, air in the water is forced downward, out the holes, into the larger plastic tray. You do NOT have to use distilled water to get clear ice. Plain tap water works perfectly fine. Once the ice is frozen, run warm water over the outside of the plastic box. This will help to loosen it from the silicone ice tray. When the tray comes out, it will also be attached to a large block of ice that was in the plastic box. I knock around the block with the handle of a butter knife to loosen it from the silicone tray. After you've played with it a few times, you'll figure out what works best for getting it loose. It really is easy to do! When you get the silicone tray loose, just bend and twist on it a bit to loosen the ice from the molds. I find that a plain set of metal salad tongs, used carefully, works great for extracting the cubes from the mold. I put them in a large ziploc bag and store them in the freezer for my favorite libations. This ice maker is a bit large, 12"L x 6"W x 6"H, so you may need to clear some space in your freezer to accommodate it. But, it makes ten large cubes at a time, as opposed to a lot of other units that make only one, two, or four cubes. One or two batches, and you'll have enough ice for just about any gathering you might have. It comes with instructions on how to make the ice, which I've pretty much described here. At the time I purchased this on desertcart, the price was $39.99. Definitely not cheap, but it works EXACTLY like it should, and after a few times making ice, I think most folks will feel that it's money well spent. ***THIS IS THE ONE TO GET!!!!!***

## Features

- THE ORIGINAL & HIGHEST RATED CLEARLYFROZEN ICE SYSTEM - 4.6 Stars And Top Of The desertcart "Clear Ice" Search Page Because We're THE BEST, Not Just The Most "Sponsored."
- Liquor dot com - “Best Overall” Clear Ice Mold of 2026. Food & Wine - "Best For Clear Cocktail Ice." Wine Enthusiast - "Best For Clear Ice." Food Network - “Pst, you’ll want to snag this specialty clear ice cube tray.” New York Magazine - "Best bang for your buck." Forbes Magazine - "If clarity's what you're after.” Mercury News - "Top Five Father's Day Gifts." Also featured on CNN, Epicurious, and Taste of Home, and touted by clear ice pioneer Camper English, who illustrated his 2023 "The Ice Book" with pictures of ClearlyFrozen ice.
- BPA-FREE Silicone Ice Mold And Insulation Box Makes Ten 2" Glass-Like Cubes For Big Rocks Glasses, While Costing Only A Fraction Of The Price Of Other Clear Ice Products That Make Just Four, Or Even Just Two Cubes. Improved System - Freezer Timing Not Required Unlike Other Clear Ice Trays.
- Interchangeable Molds Or Complete Units Including Insulation Box AVAILABLE SEPARATELY To Make Twenty-One 1.3" Cubes For Smaller Rocks Glasses Or Six 5" Spears for Tall Drinks.
- MAKES THE BEST GLASS-LIKE, CRYSTAL-CLEAR ARTISANAL ICE At Home. IMPORTANT - The Foam Insulation Box In Which The Ice Mold Ships Is NOT Packing Material. It Is Part Of The Product And Required For It To Function. DO NOT DISCARD THE FOAM INSULATION BOX.
- USES INNOVATIVE "DIRECTIONAL FREEZING" TECHNOLOGY – The Open Top And Insulated Sides And Bottom Cause Ice To Crystalize Downward, Pushing The Dissolved Air That Makes Ordinary Ice Cloudy Down Through The Little Holes In The Bottom Of The Mold Into The Reservoir Below And Leaving Clear Ice Above. Works With Regular Tap Water In An Ordinary Home Freezer.
- 100% POSITIVE RATED USA CUSTOMER SUPPORT Available 7 Days A Week - FREE LINER REPLACEMENT If You Break One - Just Ask!
- Inquire About FREE CLEAR ICE PROGRAM FOR COMMERCIAL BARS AND RESTAURANTS!!!! In Use In Almost 400 Bars and Restaurants Nationwide.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B078ZM3F8G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #16,184 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #172 in Ice Cube Molds & Trays |
| Brand | ClearlyFrozen |
| Brand Name | ClearlyFrozen |
| Color | Dark Blue & White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 2,461 Reviews |
| Included Components | Silicone mold, plastic liner, foam insulation box |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 11.93"L x 5.98"W x 5.79"H |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Occam Ventures LLC |
| Manufacturer Part Number | ICE_CUBE_TRAY |
| Material | Silicone |
| Material Type | Silicone |
| Material Type Free | BPA Free |
| Model Number | ICE_CUBE_TRAY |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 11.93"L x 5.98"W x 5.79"H |
| Shape | Rectangular |
| Size | 12" x 6" x 6" |
| UPC | 865066000308 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ClearlyFrozen
- **Color:** Dark Blue & White
- **Item Weight:** 16 ounces
- **Material:** Silicone
- **Shape:** Rectangular

## Images

![ClearlyFrozen® Best (4.6 Stars) & Top Capacity (10 2” Cubes) Clear Ice Tray - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61OIyIUNfpL.jpg)
![ClearlyFrozen® Best (4.6 Stars) & Top Capacity (10 2” Cubes) Clear Ice Tray - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41voM0-G9gL.jpg)
![ClearlyFrozen® Best (4.6 Stars) & Top Capacity (10 2” Cubes) Clear Ice Tray - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/712cd2lAiHL.jpg)
![ClearlyFrozen® Best (4.6 Stars) & Top Capacity (10 2” Cubes) Clear Ice Tray - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81MfUg9cOrL.jpg)
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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is it possible to get a replacement liner for this? My current liner is cracked**
A: Of course - we will send you out a replacement ASAP.

Fairborn, OH, right?

**Q: Hi, I tore the silicone tray separating it from the ice block below the tray. Do you sell replacement silicone trays?**
A: Free replacement - just send me your Amazon Order #.

**Q: How do I fill the tray without having the water leak to the bottom before placing it into the fridge?**
A: The whole thing, including the space under the blue tray is supposed to be full of water - that is how it works.  There is a demo video on YouTube and our website - look up ClearlyFrozen.

**Q: I am having an issue where the water leaks out between the silicone and liner, so the ice cube tray does not fill all the way. What am I doing wrong?**
A: I fill up the liner tray with water to about the point where the silicone cube tray just touches the water in the liner when I insert it. Then fill up the silicone cube slots slowly until each is just about at the top. I haven't had an issue with the silicone tray staying full. In the end, you will have water continuously from the bottom of the liner to the top of the silicone cube tray. Mine takes 20-21 hours to freeze the cubes in the silicone with just slight freezing in the liner.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Finally, a practical solution!
*by A***R on August 1, 2024*

I’ve tried countless clear ice methods that are always too bulky, don’t fit well in my freezer, low capacity (one to 4 cubes), and frankly just a pain in the rear. I stumbled on this particular tray 4 years ago that yields 8 cubes through a simple process and decided to give it a shot. Boy am I glad I did! It’s a very basic design - a foam insulation outer shell, a plastic bin that fits snugly inside of it, and a rubber mold with holes that allow water to go through to the bin. It’s the same concept as the cooler method, but you don’t have to chisel the pieces out nor remove the cloudy bottom. Admittedly I’m not the most patient person nor am I the person that will plan my day around ice cube making. The instructions provide optimal timeframes to make removal of the mold and ice easiest, but I often find myself forgetting about it or just being too lazy to address. I’ve discovered a couple of tricks to mitigate this. If it does freeze completely over you can run some cool water under the lip of the mold to create separation from the bin where it’ll eventually slide out as an ice block. From there you simply run the large block on the bottom under hot water until you can break pieces off. Then push the cubes out as you normally would. The biggest risk behind this is clumsiness… Sadly, a few months ago my brother in law decided to try this process after we’d gone through a tray and a my reserves paired with some brown tater water. Instead of sliding the ice block out of the bin he managed to get the bin out of the foam and immediately dropped it in my sink causing the bin to crack. Before buying another one I saw the ClearlyFrozen logo and looked them up. I emailed to see if I could purchase a spare bin rather than buying the whole thing again. I received a response from Jim very quickly asking for my address where he graciously shipped me another one within a week and refused to let me pay for it. Because of that I went and bought another one on the spot as a backup. Over the years I’ve recommended these to friends, family, and random people at bars/restaurants. I’ve even gifted a few. This is an easy and inexpensive present that will bring joy and class to your “on the rocks” experiences for years to come. I highly recommend this to anyone who wants beautiful, clear ice for their drinks or even something that lasts a crazy amount of time in a Stanley cup (my wife uses them regularly). One thing to note: I did accidentally buy one that isn’t made by this company once. The others are NOT the same quality. They’re comparably priced as well. Trust me, this is the one to buy.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ THIS IS THE ONE!!!!
*by O***R on February 13, 2024*

I love cocktails, Old Fashioneds, Boulevardiers, and Negronis in particular. In my opinion, those and other cocktails are best with the right kind of ice--a single, large, crystal clear ice cube or ball. These kinds of ice cubes have become popular because the ice has no air in it, so it will melt slower, keeping a drink properly chilled, but without quickly melting and diluting a fine sipping cocktail. I wanted to have this kind of ice for cocktails at home. I did a lot of reading about how to make it, and what kind of molds work best. Most of the reviews I read pointed to the Clearly Frozen ice cube maker. I purchased one here on Amazon, and have made four batches of ice with it. Each and every time, the result has been perfectly clear cubes!!! The set consists of a silicone tray that the ice is formed in, along with a larger translucent plastic tray that the silicone tray rests in. In turn, the large plastic tray rests in an open-cell foam box. DO NOT throw the foam box away! It is an integral part of the ice making process, it is not packing material! You set the plastic tray in the foam box, fill it about halfway to the top with water, then set the silicone tray on top. Then, top up the silicone tray with water. There are two fill line markings in the silicone tray. I find that for best results and cube shape, fill the silicone tray to within about 3/16" to 1/4" below the top line. If you fill it all the way to the top fill line, you get a cube that's more rectangular than square. There are holes in the bottom of each of the compartments of the silicone tray to equalize the level of water in the tray. Once filled with water, set it in your freezer. I find I need to keep the tray in the freezer for at least twenty hours in order for the freezing process to fully complete. Twenty-two to Twenty-four hours is about optimum. The holes in the bottom of the silicone tray also facilitates the clarifying process that causes the ice to freeze clear. As the water freezes, air in the water is forced downward, out the holes, into the larger plastic tray. You do NOT have to use distilled water to get clear ice. Plain tap water works perfectly fine. Once the ice is frozen, run warm water over the outside of the plastic box. This will help to loosen it from the silicone ice tray. When the tray comes out, it will also be attached to a large block of ice that was in the plastic box. I knock around the block with the handle of a butter knife to loosen it from the silicone tray. After you've played with it a few times, you'll figure out what works best for getting it loose. It really is easy to do! When you get the silicone tray loose, just bend and twist on it a bit to loosen the ice from the molds. I find that a plain set of metal salad tongs, used carefully, works great for extracting the cubes from the mold. I put them in a large ziploc bag and store them in the freezer for my favorite libations. This ice maker is a bit large, 12"L x 6"W x 6"H, so you may need to clear some space in your freezer to accommodate it. But, it makes ten large cubes at a time, as opposed to a lot of other units that make only one, two, or four cubes. One or two batches, and you'll have enough ice for just about any gathering you might have. It comes with instructions on how to make the ice, which I've pretty much described here. At the time I purchased this on Amazon, the price was $39.99. Definitely not cheap, but it works EXACTLY like it should, and after a few times making ice, I think most folks will feel that it's money well spent. ***THIS IS THE ONE TO GET!!!!!***

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Does what it says - don't expect simple magic.
*by C***Y on July 20, 2026*

Had this for just about a year now, and it meets my expectations - the ice is truly crystal clear, and clear ice melts WAY more slowly than 'regular' cloudy ice, besides looking so much better in drinks. It takes a bit of getting used to, and requires a solid 10-12 hours to get the cubes really frozen. But the work required is worth the result. After trying a lot of things/solutions - this works, but if you don't want to put in the effort, stay away and be happy with cloudy ice. Like it so much that I just ordered a sleeve for the smaller cubes and will be turning off my refrigerator automatic ice maker.

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