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Star Wars: Han Solo in Carbonite Silicone Ice Tray / Chocolate Mold/ Single Tray

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Color: Gray


Features

  • A Kotobukiya Japanese import
  • Ideal for ice, chocolate, jello, or other suitable liquids
  • Seven figural compartments - six small, one larger
  • Excellent detailing

Description

Star Wars: Han Solo in Carbonite Silicone Ice Tray / Chocolate Mold/ Single Tray From the Manufacturer A Kotobukiya Japanese import. Kotobukiya brings you another fun and original product to your family table. Perfect for your Star Wars parties the silicon tray is both heat and ice resistant. Create your own Ice, Chocolate, Jello in the shape of Han Solo in Carbonite as seen in the Star Wars movies "The Empire Strikes Back" and "Return of the Jedi". Packaged in a poly vinyl bag with board art.

Specs & Other Info

SpecificationDetails
BrandKotobukiya
ColorGray
MaterialPlastic
Dimensions (LxWxH)5 x 3 x 1 inches
Weight0.2 lbs (3.2 ounces)
Target AudienceUnisex-Adult
ManufacturerKotobukiya
Model NumberGZ164
Continued AvailabilityNo
Initial Release DateMarch 29, 2011

Frequently asked questions

Yes, the Han Solo in Carbonite silicone mold is versatile and can withstand temperatures suitable for baking, making it perfect for creating themed chocolates, ice cubes, and even small cakes or jellies. Always check the product specifications for maximum heat tolerance before using it in the oven.

Yes, the silicone tray is designed to be dishwasher safe, making cleanup after your themed party or event hassle-free. However, to prolong its life, hand washing with warm, soapy water is recommended.

To remove items without damage, gently push from the bottom of the mold and twist slightly. For ice, running warm water over the bottom of the mold can also help release the ice without melting it too much.

The product mentioned is a single tray, so it can make one Han Solo in Carbonite at a time. If you need multiple pieces, you might consider purchasing additional trays to increase your production for parties or events.

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πŸš€ Abunda's Overview

This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.

The product, a themed silicone mold for Star Wars fans, garners mixed reactions mostly skewing towards positivity, with its multifunctional use for creating ice cubes, candies, chocolates, and more. While it's celebrated for its novelty and the joy it brings to fans, some point out that its size and the detail visibility, especially in ice form, may not meet everyone's expectations. However, its versatility and the quality of materials receive praise, making it a charming addition to themed parties or as a gift.

Pros

  • 🌟 Great for Star Wars enthusiasts as a themed gift
  • 🍬 Versatile in use for gummies, chocolates, and ice
  • πŸ‘Œ Quality material with food-grade silicone
  • πŸŽ‰ Adds a fun element to food and parties
  • βœ… Can capture details well in candy and chocolate form

Cons

  • ❄️ Ice cube detail may be hard to discern and melts quickly
  • πŸ“ Smaller than expected for some users
  • 🍫 Better suited for foods other than ice due to detail loss
  • πŸšΆβ€β™‚οΈ Tray may be viewed as flimsy requiring careful handling to freezer

Should I Buy It?

For Star Wars fans or those looking for a unique kitchen gadget, this mold is a buy. It shines in its ability to create detailed candies and chocolates, making it a fun, versatile tool despite being less ideal for ice. If the primary goal is for novelty ice cubes, set expectations on the detail visibility. Great for gifting or adding a themed twist to treats.

    • This tray works great for making Hon Solo ice cubes
This tray works great for making Hon Solo ice cubes, but when used with choclate or soap I actually find the quality to be higher and the level of detail more pronounced than with ice. Some have claimed that the tray is flimsy, and this is kinda true, you need to put it on a plate or cutting board to transport it to the freezer. Also it has been noted that this is small, also true, but if you want cool Han Solo novelty ice it works great, if you are looking to replace your ice tray, probably not such a great purchase. All in all lots of fun, and it works great. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 7, 2014 by Megan
    • Small
Im a star wars fan so I bight this mold. like it and use it for icecubes, but it's smaller than I thought when I purchased it. The one larger icecubes/candy mold shows the image when it is an icecube, but the smaller ones not so much. I have not tried using it as a candy mold so not sure what that would be like ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2024 by Kindle Customer
    • A fun gift
I gave this as a gift and they absolutely loved it. It's so unique and random - something great for a Star Wars fan. The ice cubes came out good, the only complaint is that there was too much air in the water I used so the ice cubes were white and opaque instead of clear. That made the design details hard to see. Also since the ice cubes are thin and have so much surface area, they melt pretty quickly. Overall it was a good price for a fun gift. It functions OK for an ice cube tray, but it's not really meant to be a great ice cube maker - it's meant as a novelty toy. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2012 by krissylee
    • Well-made and Extremely Detailed
This product is great. I bought this as a gift for my younger brother because he loves Star Was even more than I do. He was thrilled about this. This has multiple uses and some work better than others. For ice this is just okay. It's hard to really see some of the detail and only being having 6 small sized molds makes this sub-ideal as an ice tray. But it still is pretty darn cool. This mold is somewhat more suited toward food use. My brother and I found a recipe for gummy candy and used this mold for it. The candies turned out great. The candy picks up the details much better than the ice and since the candy doesn't take as long to set it's much more practical. We used this and the R2-D2 mold so one would set while we filled the other. It works great for chocolate as well. Being made of food grade silicone this tray can be used for a lot. Many of its uses it does very well but if you're buying it solely to use as an ice tray you may find yourself slightly disappointed with the level of detail in your ice. But overall it is a great product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 7, 2013 by Pantanga34
    • Well, small ice cubes are better than no ice cubes at all.
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I saw this fantastic link through various web surfing, only to find that the places in the article quoted were sold out. On a lark, I checked Amazon, and booyah, here it is. I ordered it despite the feedback saying it was flimsy...I mean, it's a novelty ice cube tray. If I have to carry it via plate to the freezer...that's fine. It's worth it. I can only guess how the "flimsy" feedback-giver was carrying the tray...perhaps on his (or her) head? Maybe slung over the back of their Tauntaun? In any case, moving this tray with, say, both hands, works quite well. The smaller ice cubes are a little smaller than I thought they would be. I couldn't visualize how big they'd be, and in the actual product, they're as long as my thumb and a little thinner. The big mold is *almost* large enough to hold a regular sized figurine to give you an idea of length and width. All in all...I hope to be cooling my adult beverage with a few frozen Han ice cubes tomorrow! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 9, 2011 by CD CD
    • Great
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Makes absolutely beautiful soap!
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by Sadie Petrie Sadie Petrie
    • great idea, totally fun, resulting cubes are short on detail
Great concept, and I'd buy it again purely for the concept and the conversation piece that it is. But in terms of ice-cubes, what comes out is imperceptibly Han frozen in carbonite in my experience, after multiple tries. We keep giving it a shot, but it's always the idea that it might come out clean and clear enough to make out what it is rather than the actual results that keep us coming back. Now, I've only tried ice. I suspect that chocolate would actually work quite well and be very cool. We'll try that come winter when we have time to kill. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 26, 2013 by trailrunner
    • Sorta, Kinda Works
This is hilarious in concept. But, you lose almost all the definition when the ice pops out of the mold. You can't really tell what they are. The ice cubes are also super small, so they melt fast. So, any features you can see are lost immediately. It's a lot of effort for not almost no payoff. Would probably work better as a chocolate or soap mold than an ice tray. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2022 by MMJ

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