HIC’s Silicone Pineapples Ice Tray and Baking Mold brings extra fun and flare to beverages, foods and even DIY crafting. Freeze pineapple-shaped ice cubes from water, juice and other favorite beverages. This non-stick...

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HIC’s Silicone Pineapples Ice Tray and Baking Mold brings extra fun and flare to beverages, foods and even DIY crafting. Freeze pineapple-shaped ice cubes from water, juice and other favorite beverages. This non-stick, heat-resistant silicone mold is a great addition to the classic kitchen for everyday use and to party supplies and bar accessories. Pineapple-shaped ice can keep peel and eat shrimp, salads and other party foods cold, chill mixed drinks and summer cocktails, mold butter, spreads, and jellos, and so much more. It’s perfect among baking supplies for making brownies, cookies and mini cakes or candy molds for chocolates and other candy making. Great for people of all ages, especially when baking and cooking with kids. It works nicely as soap molds or for candle making, and other DIY projects, too. Easy to use. Simply fill and freeze, bake or set. To unmold finished items, apply slight upward pressure to the bottom of each shape. This FDA-approved Silicone Pineapples Ice Tray and Baking Mold measures 7-inches x 4.5-inches and includes a hanger hole for drying and easy storage. It’s naturally non-stick and safe for use in the freezer, oven (to 500-degrees Fahrenheit), microwave, and dishwasher for easy cleanup. Makes 12 pineapple shapes.

  • HIC Kitchen’s Silicone Pineapples Ice Cube Tray freezes 12 pineapple-shaped cubes from fruit juices, blended fruits, and non-carbonated beverages
  • Made from silicone; sturdy, durable, non-stick, and heat-safe (to 500-degrees Fahrenheit); measures 8.5 x 4.375 x 1-inches
  • Makes 12 pineapple-shaped ice cubes
  • Fill tray with water and place it on a level surface in the freezer; push frozen cubes up from the bottom to release them
  • Easy to use; dishwasher safe for easy cleanup; dry the outside surface before refreezing