What is the diameter of the ice cubes? Thanks!
1864414
Approximately 5/8" - it varies by how much water you add, how flat the mold is during freezing, etc. but that is the approximate size.
1864415
Yes! They are a half inch. I love them. When you fill them, they are a little deeper than that, which good, because if you fill them to the top, they will spill, although, it doesn't matter what it is.....I spill everything. If you place them on a flat sturdy surface and them put them in the freezer, they won't spill. They are awesome for water bottles, etc. When I first started buying the silicon trays, I had to adapt to working with the flexible material. It's not a bad thing, it's just different. I own several other I've cube trays from the same company and I love them all, even though they are a little pricey. Good luck! :) Yes! They are a half inch. I love them. When you fill them, they are a little deeper than that, which good, because if you fill them to the top, they will spill, although, it doesn't matter what it is.....I spill everything. If you place them on a flat sturdy surface and them put them in the freezer, they won't spill. They are awesome for water bottles, etc. When I first started buying the silicon trays, I had to adapt to working with the flexible material. It's not a bad thing, it's just different. I own several other I've cube trays from the same company and I love them all, even though... » Read More Yes! They are a half inch. I love them. When you fill them, they are a little deeper than that, which good, because if you fill them to the top, they will spill, although, it doesn't matter what it is.....I spill everything. If you place them on a flat sturdy surface and them put them in the freezer, they won't spill. They are awesome for water bottles, etc. When I first started buying the silicon trays, I had to adapt to working with the flexible material. It's not a bad thing, it's just different. I own several other I've cube trays from the same company and I love them all, even though they are a little pricey. Good luck! :) « Show Less
1864416
I made crayons in mine, but that made measuring them quite easy. They are 1/2 inch across and 1 inch deep. When I wrap my measuring tape from one side around the bottom to the top of the other side they are 2 inches total (1 inch on each side). The tops are flat. Does that help?
1864417
Whatever the diameter of the standard 16.9 ounce bottle of water is. I don't have fancy bottles lying around, just the things you can find in any old vending machine/buy in bulk from the store. I've never found a bottle (yet) that it doesn't fit into.
1978751
the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no worries of spills, and have ice ready for your end of day repast. the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no... » Read More the cubes are not cubes at all but are shaped like a half moon crescent. This allows them to slide out of the tray with almost no effort. They are about 1/2 inch thick about 2 inches wide and 1 inch tall, (best guess as I don't have one on hand and is close to the metric units given in previous answer). This is an odd shape if you want cubes but makes a lot of sense in terms of freezing quickly and getting them out of the tray. This is hands down the best ice crescent (cube) tray I have ever used. These are particularly nice in an RV where you can fill the trays and hit the road with no worries of spills, and have ice ready for your end of day repast. « Show Less
1466038
I bought 2 as gifts for grandchildren. I think by estimating the size they seem to be close to a 3" cube. I they are larger, it is not by very much.
16462
I would say approximately 2x2 about the same as an ice cube that comes out of an ice cube tray
622364
They are about 4 1/2 inches in diameter. They work quite well for candy. No one had any problem using them over the holidays.
173039
Never really measured it the cones are 2"x 2" and since they are larger than normal they don't seem to melt as fast as normal ice cubes or baged ice.
2119860
Not near to my cubes till Wednesday 24/07 but from memory each side is approx 1/3/8". I'll be able to measure them exactly then.Hope this helps
1984193
I own this mold they are close to the size of a quarter. Better luck looking at mini ice cube trays for that size.
1859052
Thank you for asking! I was going nuts also trying to find the diameter! They appear to be maybe a 4" or even larger in the photo!
1633973
Not sure, but I think about 1/2" diameter and 3+ inches long. They looked like they were to be used as "shot" glasses. Too small for what we were going to use them for. We were making "frosting shots" for a kids birthday party and could not find a spoon small enough or slender enough to go the the bottom.
304875
The size of the wooden Cube is roughly between 5 3/4 and 6 inches.The shapes are roughly between 1 1/2 to 2 inches.Hope it helps
1185256
I would say they are about 3 - 3 1/2" in diameter. Just for comparison, the sticker can almost cover the base of a standard size drinking glass. Hope that helps!
2160280
Approximately 2 inches in diameter. I only use my Oggi for hot beverages, so I don't know if ice cubes would go through the opening. I'm sure crushed ice would work, though. Hope that helps.
1455523
The cubes are about 3/4 of inch on each side; in other words one tray will fill up one 12-16 oz. glass with ice. The entire tray doesn't take up much room in the freezer and I don't use much ice, so they work for me.
2040348
Mike, I bought it as a gift and don't remember the diameter of the glasses, but I do know that the stopper is NOT plastic, it's also crystal. Hope this helps.
1893494
No idea. Long ago used and gone. Best guess is no larger than 1/8 inch and perhaps somewhat smaller than that. They were used for cut up cubes of fruit for chocolate fondue and handled the cubes well.
1065632
My guesstimate is that they're about 2-2 1/2 inches diameter. You're not the first person to ask me that, and all I can say is that I've never had any problem , but, of course, it'd probably depend on what kind of glass you use. Rocks glass--no prob. Taller highball-ish models may give you some contact if you're trying to drain the last drop, but so would any other kind of cube. Give 'em a shot! It's worth the money just to see people's reaction when you serve 'em up a drink with one.