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Tumbler Ice Mould
Makes the ice for a big straw cup: two rings that stack, with the straw running through both.
€13.99
Ordinary cubes pile up around the straw in a big insulated cup and rattle at the top. Two thick rings of ice from this mould stack down the middle instead, and the straw passes through the hole.
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- Two hollow ice tubes
- Made for 30 to 40 oz tumblers
- Silicone tray with a lid
- 17.8 × 9 × 9.5 cm
In a big cup
The straw goes through the ice, not round it
Cubes fall into a wide tumbler any old way and end up crowding the straw. The rings go in an order, 1st then 2nd, with their holes lined up.
A tray of cubes
- Cubes crowd the straw and block the way down
- They bob and rattle at the top of the cup
- A dozen or more to pop out for each fill
- Most cube trays come without a lid
With the ice mould
- Two pieces per fill, pushed out from below
- A hole through both, so the straw reaches the bottom
- The thicker ring sits low and the second stacks on it
- A lid over both cavities while they freeze
How to use it
Water in, rings out
- 01
Fill around the posts
Take off the lid and pour water around both centre posts until each cavity is full, then put the lid back on.
- 02
Freeze it level
Stand the mould flat in the freezer and leave it until the water is solid all the way through, ideally overnight.
- 03
Push and stack
Press up on the base of each cup to slide the tube free. Drop the one marked 1st into the tumbler, then the 2nd on top.
Close up
Two cavities, two sizes of hole
Post marked 1st
The thinner centre post leaves a 2 cm wall of ice. This ring goes into the cup first and sits at the bottom.
Post marked 2nd
A wider post gives a 1.5 cm wall and a bigger hole, so the second ring drops on top with the straw still lined up.
Silicone lid
A flat cover in the same colour lies over both cavities while they freeze, keeping frost and stray peas off the water.
Stacked in the cup
Each ring measures 7.5 cm across, which suits the wide mouth of a 30 or 40 oz tumbler of about 0.9 to 1.2 litres.
Compared
Ring mould or ordinary tray?
A standard tray still makes sense for glasses and jugs. The rings earn their place in a large straw cup that you refill through the day.
| Compared | This productTumbler ice mould | Standard cube tray | Ice stick tray |
|---|---|---|---|
| Leaves a channel for the straw | Yes | No | No |
| Pieces per fill | Two rings | 12 to 15 cubes | About 10 sticks |
| Made for | 30 to 40 oz tumblers | Glasses and jugs | Narrow bottles |
| Comes with a lid | Yes | Rarely | Often |
Between batches
Wash, dry upside down, lid on
Silicone holds on to strong smells, so where it is kept matters as much as how it is washed.
- 01
Wash both pieces
Tray and lid share one sink of warm, soapy water. Work a cloth round both centre posts.
- 02
Dry upside down
Stand them open side down until no damp is left in either cavity, then fit them back together.
- 03
Keep the lid on
Store it closed, clear of open onions and fish. If the ice tastes odd, bicarbonate of soda in a warm rinse freshens the tray.
Try it at home
Use it for 30 days. If it doesn't earn its place, send it back.
Tracked delivery across Europe, usually 8 to 15 business days. Free on orders over €59, otherwise €4.99. EU prices include VAT, so there's nothing to pay on arrival. If it isn't right for your kitchen, tell us within 30 days and we'll arrange a free return.
Questions
It is made for 30 and 40 oz tumblers, roughly 0.9 to 1.2 litres, with a wide mouth. Each tube is 7.5 cm across, so measure the inside of your cup's opening before you order.
The hole down the middle leaves room for the straw. Two tubes stack in the cup and you can still drink from the bottom without cubes blocking the way.
Thick rings take longer than small cubes. Allow at least six hours in a home freezer, and leave it overnight if you want rings that come out whole and clear of slush in the middle.
Leave the tray on the worktop for a minute, then push up on the base of each cup with your thumbs. The silicone rolls back and the ring slides off its centre post in one piece.
Yes. Cold brew, juice and squash freeze into rings in the same way as water, which keeps an iced coffee from tasting watered down as the ice melts.
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Alexander K.
18 Oct 2026
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Absolutely essential kitchen item now.
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18 Oct 2026
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Really sturdy and well-designed.
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Transformed the way I work in the kitchen.
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Top quality item. Very impressed indeed.
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Stellar quality and performance.
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Works exactly as described. Great quality for the price.
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Best investment for my kitchen.
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This has become an essential in my kitchen.
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Simple but effective. Exactly what I needed.
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