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Oxo Good Grips Ice Cube Tray | 
 enlarge | Brand: Oxo
List Price: $4.50
Buy New: $4.00
You Save: $0.50 (11%)
Rating:  57 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.5
Dimensions (in): 12.6 x 5.5 x 1.5
MPN: 34881
Model: 34881
UPC: 719812348810
EAN: 0719812348810
ASIN: B00004OCLA
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Lidded ice cube tray with ergonomic grips | | • | Easy cube-release system works every time | | • | Cover reduces odor for fresher ice cubes | | • | Stackable design | | • | Cleans with warm soap and water |
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Product Description
The Good Grips Ice Cube Tray has a unique, patented cover to release as many ice cubes as you need. No more trying to get a few cubes from the tray and having them all tumble out! The cover also makes it easy to stack multiple Ice Cube Trays, and eliminates freezer odor from permeating your cubes. The innovative rounded ice cubes release easily and the translucent cover lets you see when it's time to refill. Makes 14 cubes.
Amazon.com Review
No more ice cubes slithering across your counter or floor and no more sloshing a just-filled ice cube tray on your way to the fridge--Oxo has come to the rescue with this nifty, easy-release tray with a sliding lid. Just fill the tray with water, slide the lid on, and slip the tray into the freezer. The lid design allows you to stack more trays or other items on top: a great space-saving feature. To dispense the ice cubes, slide the lid in either direction until the desired number of cubes are exposed, then flip the tray over to release the cubes. The clever lid design lets you release a single cube or a dozen, and both tray and lid have a solid feel, with just the right amount of give. Sliding the lid on a just-filled tray, however, takes a little practice (the lid sticks a bit), but placing the tray on a firm surface and sliding evenly and firmly should do the trick. --C. Whitney-Ward
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| Customer Reviews: Read 5 more reviews...
 Great for homemade baby food! September 10, 2008
S. Young (Tampa Bay, FL)
I love these trays. I puree my own baby food and these are perfect for that use. Foods freeze completely and in easy to remove "cubes". I don't fill them all the way to the top, so I never have an issue with the lid sticking. I think they're great! And affordable!
Not as good as expected September 9, 2008
Pamela J. Hammond (Watsonville, CA USA)
I found the lids are challenging to put on and take off. When the trays are frozen, the lids are even more challenging! I would have preferred snap on lids vs the slider type.
 Frustrating! July 14, 2008
IE (Las Vegas, NV)
How hard is it to find a decent ice tray? Well keep looking, because this is not it.
It does make ice (woohoo) but the cubes are very shallow, and the lid is hard to get on and off.
GREAT for making baby food July 1, 2008
D. Murray (Redwood City, CA)
I make my own baby food, and these trays are great. Half the price of "baby food cube trays," they are great for freezing and storing home made baby food. Each cube holds about .75 ounces. I can't speak to how these work as ice cube trays, but for baby food, they're perfect. I would not spend more on ones specifically marketed for baby food-- that's a waste of money.
Great for Homemade Baby Food June 12, 2008
L. DeJohn (Santa Barbara, CA)
If you plan on making your own baby food and freezing into cubes these are the best thing out there. It works great and the cover is not a problem when the food is a puree or chunkier. I just slip it on and I don't have to waste any foil. Let the food freeze and then slip the cover off and remove. The cubes come out with ease. Of course if I forget about it and leave them in there for a few days it develops some freezer burn but that is my fault. The cubes need to be transferred to a freezer bag or storage container within 12 hrs to prevent burn. These are so much more economical than cube freezer trays marketed for baby food making.
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