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Beaumont 15 Cavity Silicone Ice Cube Mould Blue

SKU: CZ402

£5.45(£6.54 inc VAT)

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This is a straightforward flexible silicone mould designed to produce 15 uniform square ice cubes in a single batch. Made from food-safe silicone, it flexes to release cubes cleanly without cracking or forcing, and it can be used in both freezer and — where needed — oven or dishwasher environments without warping or degrading.

In a busy bar or prep kitchen, moulds like this tend to be used in multiples rather than singly. The flexible construction means cubes drop out quickly at service, which reduces handling time when restocking ice supplies between covers. Silicone also picks up fewer odours than plastic alternatives over time, which matters when ice is going directly into drinks.

  • Flexible walls release cubes cleanly without cracking or forcing
  • Lightweight and stackable for efficient freezer storage
  • Easy to clean by hand or in a dishwasher
  • Produces consistent, uniform cubes suitable for drinks service
  • Durable silicone construction resists warping over repeated use

It is worth being realistic about volume: a single mould produces 15 cubes per cycle, so for any operation with meaningful ice demand — a cocktail bar, a busy restaurant, or a high-turnover café — several moulds will be needed running in rotation, or a dedicated ice machine will be more practical. This type of mould is best suited to lower-volume situations, back-of-house prep, or as a supplement to existing ice supply.

If you are weighing up whether this fits your operation or considering how many to order, feel free to get in touch — we are happy to talk through what works in practice.

Frequently asked questions

How many of these moulds would I need for a busy bar service?

A single mould produces 15 cubes per freeze cycle, so for any bar with meaningful ice demand you would typically run several in rotation. For higher-volume operations, a dedicated ice machine is likely to be more practical than relying on moulds alone.

Can this mould go in a commercial dishwasher?

Silicone is generally dishwasher-safe and tolerates the temperatures used in commercial machines, though hand-washing is just as quick given the mould's simple construction. Always check it is fully dry before returning to the freezer to avoid ice crystals forming on the surface.

Is this suitable for making ice for drinks service or just prep use?

The mould produces uniform square cubes that are well suited to drinks service. It works best as a supplementary or low-volume solution — for example, in a small café or for specialist cocktail ice — rather than as the primary ice supply in a high-turnover operation.

Beaumont 15 Cavity Silicone Ice Cube Mould Blue

£5.45(£6.54 inc VAT)

£5.45(£6.54 inc VAT)

This is a straightforward flexible silicone mould designed to produce 15 uniform square ice cubes in a single batch. Made from food-safe silicone, it flexes to release cubes cleanly without cracking or forcing, and it can be used in both freezer and — where needed — oven or dishwasher environments without warping or degrading.

In a busy bar or prep kitchen, moulds like this tend to be used in multiples rather than singly. The flexible construction means cubes drop out quickly at service, which reduces handling time when restocking ice supplies between covers. Silicone also picks up fewer odours than plastic alternatives over time, which matters when ice is going directly into drinks.

  • Flexible walls release cubes cleanly without cracking or forcing
  • Lightweight and stackable for efficient freezer storage
  • Easy to clean by hand or in a dishwasher
  • Produces consistent, uniform cubes suitable for drinks service
  • Durable silicone construction resists warping over repeated use

It is worth being realistic about volume: a single mould produces 15 cubes per cycle, so for any operation with meaningful ice demand — a cocktail bar, a busy restaurant, or a high-turnover café — several moulds will be needed running in rotation, or a dedicated ice machine will be more practical. This type of mould is best suited to lower-volume situations, back-of-house prep, or as a supplement to existing ice supply.

If you are weighing up whether this fits your operation or considering how many to order, feel free to get in touch — we are happy to talk through what works in practice.