Silicone ice cube mold Lurch DE5500010427 32 cavities 19.1x10.3x2.2 cm, yellow-orange

Silicone ice cube mold by Lurch (model DE5500010427) with 32 cavities produces roughly 2 cm ice cubes. The tray measures 19.1 x 10.3 x 2.2 cm and is made from 100% platinum-cured silicone that is food-safe, tasteless and resistant to fruit acids. Its flexible material stays pliable even when cold, allowing ice cubes to be removed easily. The mold has a stable shape for convenient handling and is safe for dishwasher and microwave use.

Advantages

The Lurch silicone ice cube mold is made from platinum-cured silicone for consistent food safety and neutral taste. Flexibility of the silicone makes demolding simple even when ice is frozen solid. Compact dimensions with 32 cavities deliver many small, uniform ice cubes while the stable construction prevents slipping during filling and removal. The mold is dishwasher- and microwave-safe for practical cleaning and occasional heating tasks.

Suitable for

• Making small ice cubes for drinks and cocktails
• Freezing herbs, fruit purées or baby food in portion sizes
• Creating small frozen portions of stock, sauces or butter
• Use in home kitchens and bars where compact ice cubes are needed

Key specifications

• Brand: Lurch
• Model/MPN: DE5500010427
• EAN: 4019889140239
• Material: 100% platinum-cured silicone
• Number of cavities: 32
• Cavity size: approximately 2 cm
• Overall dimensions: 19.1 x 10.3 x 2.2 cm
• Colour: yellow-orange
• Dishwasher-safe: yes
• Microwave-safe: yes

How to use

Fill each cavity with water or desired liquid up to the rim, taking care not to overfill. Place the filled mold flat in the freezer and allow the contents to freeze completely. To remove ice cubes, flex the silicone gently and push the cubes out from the underside. For frozen food portions, thaw as needed before use or reheat if the recipe requires.

Usage recommendations

Clean the mold before first use and avoid sharp utensils that could damage the silicone. For easier demolding, briefly run the underside under cold water or let the mold sit at room temperature for a short time. Do not expose the silicone to direct flame or temperatures above the manufacturer's recommended limit.