Does anyone have the dimensions of the ice mold I'd love to try to have some frozen for when my machine arrives.
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Hey James, the ice mold is 3.5" in diameter. I did the same thing you are wanting to do, and I used the empty container you'd get from the olive bar at a grocery store or something similar, and they worked just fine. It looks like the space inside the machine where the ice is held, is a little over 4" in diameter. I also used normal ice once all my molds ran out....it was just a chunkier consistency than the fine shave, but still enjoyable. Hope this helps!
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It comes with 2 ice molds but it takes a day to freeze. It says you can use ice cubes but it is a bit wonky! Still tastes good.
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Sorry... I don't have it handy... but you can use icecubes. It doesn't work quite as well... but it will get the job done.
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I don't have it with me at the moment, but I took a picture of it next to a hardcover novel and they are of comparable size. Its a good sized mold
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You need to measure your ice chest and go measure an igloo before ordering. Academy has igloos.
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The dimensions of the 1-2/7- Cubic foot Freezer are: width 19.75", depth 19.75", height 20 5/16" and it is a manual defrost.
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The dimensions of the 1.3 cubic feet freezer are: width 19.75", depth 19.75", height 20.30" and it is manual defrost. Andre Cote
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Hello I measured it for you. Each cube will hold 3.5 oz giving a little room for the freeze expansion.
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This item was standard ice cube tray dimensions...sorry I can't tell you exactly, I threw it away recently. The handle bent just by trying to release the ice cubes. It is not the quality of the ones I grew up with which I was trying to duplicate.
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14" W x 151/2"Lng I am a single guy and LOVE these as I put various frozen things in the oven. Enjoy
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about 9" long, 3" wide, 2" deep (kind of hard to measure). Works perfectly in a bottom drawer freezer ice tray. I LOVE this scoop, made of great material which does not get cold or make the ice stick together, just buy it, you won't be sorry.
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2.75 sounds right, the longer curved ice from some freezers fits fine, chunky ice purchased from convenience store fits fine too - you would just need to break it down into smaller pieces, individual cube shaped ice fits fine as well
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That is the dimensions that I can up with. The entire mold is 11 1/4 X 9 1/2.
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I honestly couldn't answer about the size because the tray caused most of the ice to come out in pieces and/or crushed. Do not waste your money on this item.
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4 1/2" tall, 2 1/2" wide at base, close to 1 1/2" deep at base. Yes, too big for a small child. Also, my experience has been that it's very difficult to get the ice pop out of the mold once it's frozen. I only used them once because of this. The mold sleeve does not slide off easily, not in my experience.
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I have a 5 cu ft chest freezer. It's a little to big for this size, but I managed to put two in it to cover the bottom completely. So far the frost has not built up like it usually does. So far I highly recommend it. Ask me again in about 5 years or if/when it stops working.
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Yes, the popsicle itself would be approximately 3/4" thick, 2" wide, and 3 1/2" tall. Or just slightly less. (Those are the inner dimensions of the individual molds.)
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As on Amazons website....product dimensions are 24.2 x 14.8 x 34 inchesThis model Does Not have an ice maker
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The cinner container is 6 1/2 inches in height and 7 1/2 inches in width. When I'm not making ice cream, I use the inner container to store bags of frozen veggies. This way, the space is being used as oppposed to being wasted space.lol It's totally worth it to buy this machine.