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I would love an ice cube tray that makes it easy to pick out one cube at a time. I don't have an ice bucket, and I rarely use ice. So my cubes are usually half sublimated before I need them. Which makes it hard to pull them out.
I envision a tray wherein the bottom of each resorvior is shaped
like the pop-up button on a pickle jar. You just push the button and the cube jumps out!
How about one of these old ones
http://www.rubylane...grammypapa/item/121
[five4us, Jan 02 2009]
Amazon: Good Living Silicone Mini Ice Cube Tray, assorted colors
https://www.amazon....olors/dp/B00CR2NEPW
Baked as mentioned in my anno [notexactly, May 01 2019]
Amazon: OMorc Ice Cube Trays 4 Pack, Easy-Release Silicone and Flexible 14-Ice Trays with Spill-Resistant Removable Lid, LFGB Certified & BPA Free, Stackable
https://www.amazon....kable/dp/B074QQDT4R
Baked as mentioned in my anno [notexactly, May 01 2019]
Harvey Norman: Joseph Joseph QuickSnap Plus Ice Cube Tray
https://www.harveyn...quicksnap-plus.html
Baked as mentioned in my anno [notexactly, May 01 2019]
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I think a lot of cheap plastic trays work like that - the plastic is thin enough and flexible enough that you can just push out one cube at a time - some have little dome-like buttons on the bottom outside, maybe to help with the geometry of pushing with a finger... |
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I was thinking a sufficiently powerful spring-ejector. Ice cube fight! |
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Just get a fridge with an ice-maker. Then you can deal with the fun of screwing around with it when it malfunctions. |
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These are now widely baked, using silicone bottoms on the compartments. See [links] |
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