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Fred Cool Shooters Shot Glass Mold


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Avg. Customer Review: 4 Star
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Fred Cool Shooters Shot Glass Mold
  • Silicone Ice Mold shooters
  • Pure food-grade silicone


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Take shots in style and keep extra cool with these fun and chilly ice cube shot glasses! This flexible silicone shot glass mold creates 4 deep ice cube glasses that can be filled with your favorite drink. Simply fill with water or juice, set in the freezer for a bit and voila! - a handy reusable shot glass that will instantly chill your shooter for a refreshing punch! Shot Glasses are approximately 2" wide by 2" tall x 2.45" deep each



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Fred Cool Shooters Shot Glass Mold
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  • Publisher: Fred
  • Label: Fred
  • Studio: Fred
  • Average Customer Review: 4 Star based on 30 reviews
  • Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #379


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Avg. Customer Review:4 Star

0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

Customer Rating: 5 Star
Summary: cool product! 2008-11-26
Comment: these are pretty neat!! just remember to chill the shot before you pour it in the shot glass or it will crack to pieces!! (I got patron all over the place)


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Customer Rating: 5 Star
Summary: Awesome Product 2008-11-18
Comment: Yeah, i saw them, thought of so many people i know that drink, and thought it was unique. Then i read some about it, it can withstand up to 416 degrees or some number like that so people were melting candy and making them and everything else. It will be great xmas presents for the drinkers i know, and fun for me to play with (i don't even drink). And it works great, the ice doesn't melt for a while.


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Customer Rating: 4 Star
Summary: Pretty neat alternative to regular shot glasses.. 2008-11-16
Comment: I have to say these are pretty cool. Unless your going to do several shots in a row I recommend maybe doing only one shot and then pitching it into the sink...or another drink. In that case I would make sure you have plenty made up. Makes a great novelty gift. Also if Tequila is your thing it is easy to just dip the rim in salt and add tequila and enjoy!


0 of 0 people found the following review helpful:

Customer Rating: 4 Star
Summary: Cheap Fun 2008-09-22
Comment: These make a great drinking novelty. The only real catch is that it can get hairy when you try and get the glasses out of the mold. I run tap cold water over the mold for about 4-5 seconds and then they generally come out pretty easily. Then they are good for about two shots. Then it's time to get out the actual glassware.


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Customer Rating: 4 Star
Summary: Fun but Messy - Use Outside 2008-09-05
Comment: The "Cool Shooters" are a very fun and novel way to serve cold beverages. This mold makes four "shot glasses" at a time, so you might want to start making them up in advance if you are having many guests.

Since these are ICE, you likely will not want to use them inside the house or near wood furniture that can be stained as the "glass" melts. Also, we do not advise freezing juice as it can be sticky on your hands as it melts.

Not very practical, but fairly fun!



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