How do you store ice balls?
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We recommend storing frozen ice balls in your Sveres tray till you are ready to use it. If you need to make large batches, store them in a container that seals well such as an Igloo cooler, Ziplock bag, or Tupperware container.
Furthermore, how do you store clear ice balls?
Be a Baller
- Fill insulated container to the top with bottled spring water.
- Fill ice ball mold with spring water too (Figure A) and seal with finger.
- Invert the ball mold (Figure B) and fit it snugly onto the filled container (Figure C).
- Freeze for 24 hours and remove clear ice ball.
Furthermore, how long does it take to freeze ice balls?
The main disadvantage to the plastic ice ball molds is the amount of time it takes to freeze each set of balls. Plan on a minimum of five hours—or twice the time needed for a regular ice cube tray—for a full freeze. Placing the mold in the coldest part of your freezer will help speed up the process.
Clear ice is easily made using bottled water that had been purified using reverse osmosis or distillation, but you can make clear ice from tap water. Let the water cool slightly to minimize the risk of getting burned and then pour it into an ice cube tray and put it in the freezer.