Ice Cube Mold Lurch — Silicone Palm Shape

The Lurch Silicone Palm Shape Ice Cube Mold is a flexible reusable tray designed to produce palm-shaped ice cubes, frozen desserts, or shaped chocolates. Made from heat-resistant food-grade silicone, the mold offers easy demolding and straightforward cleaning. Its compact footprint and distinctive palm design make it suitable for home bars, cocktails, themed parties, and creative food presentation.

Advantages

The silicone material provides flexibility that simplifies removal of ice and molded treats without damage. Heat-resistant construction allows both freezing and brief exposure to warm water for demolding, and the non-stick surface reduces residue and eases cleaning. The palm shape creates visually distinctive ice cubes or confections while the reusable design reduces single-use waste compared with disposable molds.

Suitable for

• Making palm-shaped ice cubes for cocktails and soft drinks
• Preparing small frozen desserts, sorbets, or molded yogurts
• Creating shaped chocolates, gummies, or candy
• Using in home bars, themed parties, or food styling projects

Key specifications

• Material: food-grade silicone, flexible and non-stick
• Temperature resistance: suitable for freezing and brief exposure to warm water
• Shape: palm-shaped cavities for decorative ice or confections
• Reusable and dishwasher-safe on upper rack (depending on dishwasher model)
• Compact size for countertop storage or refrigerator use

How to use

Fill the silicone mold cavities with water, juice, or dessert mixture up to the indicated level and place the tray in the freezer until fully set. For chocolates or gummies, pour tempered chocolate or prepared gelatin mixture and allow to set according to the recipe. To release frozen items, briefly run warm water over the exterior or gently press the base of each cavity to pop out the shape. Wash the mold with warm soapy water or place it on the upper rack of the dishwasher before first use and after each use.

Usage recommendations

Do not use sharp utensils to remove items from the mold to avoid damage. Avoid prolonged exposure to open flames or direct oven use unless the manufacturer’s guidance confirms heat tolerance beyond typical freezing and washing temperatures. Rinse and dry the mold thoroughly before storing to maintain material integrity and hygiene.