Kitchen craft release ice

Twist, pop, clink, drink. Could it be easier? Just fill, freeze, pop and go. Non-stick, self-levelling, and stackable, the Quick Release Ice Tray has a handle at either end, which is designed to be twisted to release the ice cubes with one easy motion. Ice cube tray Features an easy release system to eject ice cubes quickly and efficiently

This beautifully designed set of two heart shaped egg rings are perfect for making heart shaped fried eggs. With a durable non-stick coating, the rings release easily from the eggs and are easy to clean afterwards. Features: Non-stick Dishwasher Safe For more Kitchen Craft products click here.

Ice cube tray Features an easy release system to eject ice cubes quickly and efficiently Size: Makes fourteen ice cubes

Designed to create a perfect sphere of ice, this mould is perfect for serving with whiskey and high end spirits. The solid ball of ice melts more slowly than a conventional ice cube, leaving your drink chilled but undiluted for longer. Simply twist together, and pour water through the hole at the top. Freeze, then twist to release. If you need many, simply store the frozen spheres in a ziplock bag in the freezer. Silicone spherical ice mould Perfect for serving whiskey and high end spirits Leaves drinks undiluted for longer Dishwasher safe

Acrylic ice crusher and server with scoop Rotary action makes quick work of crushing ice cubes for drinks Made from food safe materials

The easy to read Celsius and Fahrenheit dial has the ideal frothing temperature outlined, and clips easily to the side of a jug or saucepan to monitor the temperature as the milk is being warmed / frothed. For perfect froth for cappuccinos, liquid should reach a temperature of between 65 - 70C (149 - 158F). 14cm from dial to tip, the probe itself is 12.5cm. Why we have Fahrenheit and Celsius, a brief history: There are a bunch of stories attempting to explain how Fahrenheit, a German-Dutch physicist, devised his scale in 1724. In his scale the melting point of ice (32F) and the boiling point of water (212F) are 180 degrees apart. Maybe he thought that was neat, being opposites of each other. He also had a third point, the temperature of his body which he claimed was 98F. Or maybe he said it was 96F. Apparently he took a blank thermometer, marked the melting point of ice and the boiling point of water and for some reason said they were 180 degrees apart. Then for some other reason he said his body temperature was 96 marking up and down from that resulted in the freezing point and boiling point being 32 and 212. Celsius, a Swedish astronomer, took a different and more scientific approach in 1744. He took a blank thermometer, marked the boiling point of water and the melting point of ice and marked it off into 100 equal degrees, which is why it is sometimes called the centigrade scale. 100 is an easy to work with number, unlike 180. He didn't care what his body temp was, he made the thermometer and then took his temperature. He was also the first person to figure out that water boils at a higher temp at sea level than it does at higher altitudes. Or more precisely that waters boiling point varies as a function of atmospheric pressure. Generally speaking there is more air pressure at sea level than up in the mountains. He also figured out that air pressure has no effect on the melting point of ice. That's why he decided to use the melting point (or freezing point) as the start of his thermometer. Strangely enough, to us at least, he called that point 100 degrees and then the temperatures went down to the boiling point at 0. Apparently the famous Swedish botanist, Carolus Linnaeus, was the first to suggest and use a reversed Celsius scale with boiling at 100. Courtesy of http://www.answerbag.com/q_view/444846 How to convert: Fahrenheit = Temperature in Celsius multiplied by 9 divided by 5 and then add 32 Celsius = (Temperature in Fahrenheit minus 32) then divide by 9 and multiply by 5

When it comes to ice blocks, not all were created equal. These jumbo ice blocks are great for chilling whiskey and spirits, as they melt at a much slower rate than small ice blocks. Not a whiskey lover? They're also great for freezing baby food, and the soft silicone means the contents pops right out. Jumbo silicone ice tray Great for whiskey or for chilling jugs or beverage dispensers Simply pop out for use Dishwasher safe

BarCraft deluxe retro style ice crusher with an easy to use rotary action, large clear acrylic collecting box and matching ice scoop. Acrylic ice crusher and server with scoop Rotary action makes quick work of crushing ice cubes for drinks Made from food safe materials

Deluxe brushed stainless steel ice serving tongs, with ridged edges for a secure grip on slippery ice. Ideal for use with ice buckets. Dishwasher safe Sleeved

Twist, pop, clink, drink. Could it be easier? Just fill, freeze, pop and go. Non-stick, self-levelling, and stackable, the Quick Release Ice Tray has a handle at either end, which is designed to be twisted to release the ice cubes with one easy motion. Ice cube tray Features an easy release system to eject ice cubes quickly and efficiently About KitchenCraft Since 1850, KitchenCraft has provided the UK and the world with a wide range of quality kitchen and homeware products. Originally established by Thomas Plant, it is still a family company to this day. Specifications Size: Makes fourteen ice cubes Care Instructions Handwash only

Sagaform stands for joyful, innovative gifts for the kitchen and table – indoors and outdoors. Joyful gifts for friends or family, or to spoil yourself with. Silicone mould for making shot glasses from ice Makes a fun and unusual gift Create decorations in the glass by freezing herbs, flowers and leaves with the water The silicone tray is simple to fill and even simpler to remove by inverting the mold to release the ice

Take the fuss out of the freezer with the OXO Good Grips Ice Cube Tray. Its patented sliding lid lets you decide exactly how many cubes you need, keeping the rest secure as you remove them. This cover works double-duty, blocking ice from absorbing freezer odour, and allowing for safe stacking. Dispensing ice cubes is hassle-free, since the tray’s rounded cube shape is designed for easy release. Ice cube tray with lid Unique lid slides to release as many ice cubes as you choose Sturdy lid for efficient stacking Cover prevents ice cubes from absorbing freezer odours Innovative rounded ice cube shape releases easily BPA free Video Play Video About OXO OXO kitchen products are thoughtful, innovative cooking tools, created for everyday use. They are designed to make everyday life easier, in every room of your home. Their passion is designing tools that fit comfortably in your hand and in your life. Specifications Dimensions: 4.4cm L x 14cm W x 34.6cm H Makes fourteen ice cubes BPA free Care Instructions Top-rack dishwasher safe

The Kitchen Craft range is full of fun and practical cook's tools that make food prep and cooking that little bit more enjoyable. The Colourworks collection lets you mix, match and co-ordinate your kitchen in a striking array of colours, keeping things bright and cheerful. Stainless steel ice cream scoop Cast metal with a brushed finish Soft touch handle with coloured detail Wide angle scoop

The Kitchen Craft range is full of fun and practical cook's tools that make food prep and cooking that little bit more enjoyable. The Reo collection is all about creating quality, functional kitchen tools that everyone can use. Ice cream scoop Angled and weighted head for easy scooping Curved ergonomic handle gives a comfortable, secure grip Mirror polished finish Dishwasher safe

Although similar in style to a conventional ice tray, the Quicksnap Plus has a unique switch mechanism, which holds the ice cubes securely in place until required. The innovative design includes a flexible lid that enables you to stack the trays on top of one another in the freezer drawer, helping to prevent water spills and the ice cubes from being tainted with any freezer odours. Ice tray with locking lid When ice is needed, simply twist the tray to loosen the cubes and then push each switch on the reverse in the direction of the arrow to release one ice cube at a time Allows you to release only the amount of ice cubes you need, while the rest remain securely in the tray and can be placed back in the freezer Perfect for serving ice straight into drinks, without touching the cubes About Joseph Joseph Started by twin brothers in 2003, Joseph Joseph champions brilliantly useful design for the home. With a focus on functionality and innovation, the brand creates a wide range of clever household products – including nifty baking tools and game-changing cooking gadgets – that solve key problems, give you the edge in the kitchen and simplify domestic life. Specifications Creates 14 cubes at a time Dimensions: H4 x W31 x D13cm Length: 31cm Width: 13cm Height: 4cm Dishwasher safe BPA free