Description
In the beginning, drinks weren't cool. They were hot, in fact, as the Earth was still cooling. Then the dinosaurs came, but they got too big and fat and were turned into oil. Later, drinks were cooled by chipping big blocks of blue ice from the advancing glaciers. By then, though, it was already pretty cold out, so drink-cooling was a dying industry.
After the ice-age, when things warmed, and refreshing cool drinks were in demand once more, some very clever scientist thought, "why not use ice in cubic form to cool our drinks?" He was naturally hailed a genius, and was the benchmark for smarts until his brother invented sliced bread. The resulting familial rift remains to this day.
Now, though, "ice-cubes" come in more than cubic shape... and unfortunate byproduct of lazy English. Now they can come rounded, configured in cylindrical formations! Golly! This ice "cube" tray makes 21 frozen-water spheroids at a time, and conveniently includes a plastic bucket with which to catch them. Pop out the ice to chill your drinks in cuppa, or keep the ice in the silicon mold, and use the bucket as a wine-bottle chiller!
