Want This New Product? Star Trek Ice Trays

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Your ice cubes can make your beverages go boldly where no drink has gone
before with these totally cool, actually totally frozen, Starfleet ice
cubes. All you need to get them is the right ice tray — the Star Trek
Starfleet Ice Tray
. This will kick your entertaining all the way up to
the command level of your starship. Drink long and prosper!

Star Trek Ice Cubes

There is no telling if humanoids will still be using ice cubes that far in the future, but there will need to be some way to have your Saurian Brandy or Klingon Blood Wine on the rocks. I’m also willing to bet that Guinan had a stash for frozen water crystals behind the bar in Ten Forward. After all, nothing kills a party quite like not having enough ice! And what would we do without being able to crunch ice?

Star Trek Starfleet Ice Tray

The ice cube trays are made of food grade silicon and come ready to make eight command insignia ice cubes. The cool thing is that you can also use the trays to make whatever you can put in a mold — like candy and gelatin. So you can make chocolate insignia to top cakes, cupcakes, or other confections. I have a recipe for cream cheese candy that would work awesomely with these molds.

Star Trek Chocolate Candy

The trays are dishwasher safe in the top rack. They are a great gift for your favorite Trekkin’ foodie, or, what the heck, as a gift for yourself. This is yet another cool Star Trek licensed collectible.

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Customer comments recommended not using the ice cubes with Romulan Ale. Apparently it doesn’t do well when it gets watered down.

To order your own Star Trek Starfleet Ice Tray, click here.

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