Wizard
I am running two camping fridges, one as a freezer and one as a fridge, which gives me the luxury of thinking about making some ice cubes to put in the rum and coke
But I want to be able to make them in something that won't leak so I can put it in in the morning and drive with the fridge and have ice cubes at night so a standard tray won't work.
Anyone do this? And if so how do you do it?
Best I have been able to come up with so far is putting water in a ziplock sandwich bag and trying to lay it flat in the fridge, and then hitting it with a hammer to break it up for drinks once frozen.
LordRover
SupporterWoolies sell a standard Ice Cube tray that has a lid on it. Locks on like a tupperware container and works fine as long as you do not over fill as when the water freezes and expands it will push the lid off.
Is a bit big for my 3 way camper fridge freezer box but fits Ok in my compressor fridges.
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GLAD Ice Cube Bags
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Swaggie
Was invited to a dinner party a whe ago and the host had a heap of stone like cubes that he got out of the freezer......they were reusable and were rinsed off and popped back I tot he freezer
Swaggie
Whiskey stones....
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...from peters of kensington
Master
Yup definitely the ice cube bags, I've used them lot's of time before and never had one leak.. and for around $2 for about 180 ice cubes they are a bargain!
Wizard
Thanks all. I thought about the whiskey stones, but my dad has some and I didn't think they did much of a job.
Will look out for the sealable tray and or the glad ice cube bags.
Whiskey stones are the dogs....
I would never taint my Scotch(s) with a H20 substance
Wizard
I quite like the slight dilution as the ice melts the scotch changes character. Even the scotch critics and writer will give you a description of the flavours neat and then they will say something like, water unlocks flavours of ..........Originally Posted by Tombie
Whiskey stones are the dogs....
I would never taint my Scotch(s) with a H20 substance
But each to their own.
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