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Jack Ice Molds

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If traditional ice cubes just aren't wowing you anymore, then check out these cool new Jack Ice Molds. This set of 2 silicone molds make ice in the shape of jacks from the classic game (or a WWII Czech Hedgehog). To make the ice, just snap lid and base together, pour in water through the top hole until it reaches the smaller overflow hole, and freeze. The unique geometric jack shape melts slower than a traditional cube to help prevent diluting drinks and it just looks way cooler in a glass. Since the molds are made from silicone, they could probably also be used as candy molds as well.

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