What is the volume of one ice cube well? Measured as a liquid (ice expands in case you didn't know)?
1755240
From as close as I can measure a single cube well on this tray holds 1/8 cup or 1 fluid oz.
110676
I would assume each one is about at least 2 oz ,,or a little more ,,but not by much. It is about the size of an ice cube ,but a different shape. Hope that helps?
1911961
If I remember right it's an approx. inch cube.. I gave them for gifts to my grandkids ages 12 and 8.Sorry I can't be of more help
1639363
It's about twice that size but it's soft like Sonic ice if that makes sense. It's dome shaped ice. You can definitions chomp on it.... That's what got me hooked on this machine.
16462
I would say approximately 2x2 about the same as an ice cube that comes out of an ice cube tray
1916257
2.3" H x 4.6" OD x 4.4" ID x 0.2" thick with slight taper to bottom. Labled volume is 2 cups; actual volume is 1.34 cups BUT now see the lid fits 2 slightly different shaped containers so will have to wait for my wife to return to verify that I measured the correct container (both containers have identical volumes) using vernier caliper. I don't have time to take the measurements of the other container right now; sorry. Also Known As Kroke
1789457
2.75 sounds right, the longer curved ice from some freezers fits fine, chunky ice purchased from convenience store fits fine too - you would just need to break it down into smaller pieces, individual cube shaped ice fits fine as well
846511
That's a difficult answer because it all depends on what the liquid is. If you're wanting to know straight amount it's 1/2 cup (I just filled it up with tap water, and poured the amount in the sleeve into a measuring cup), but that would be a liquid like water. If you're making a smoothie I don't think a reviewer can answer that because we all make smoothies differently, which means they would all take up various volumes. Hope that makes sense.
1700801
I measured about 3.75 fluid ounces for each one. I'd plan for 3.5, so with 6 ice pops, that will make 21 ounces.
173038
4.4 fluid Oz. per cube, they are 2" x 2" x 2". They fit nicely in a lowball glass.
1791750
So sorry to be so late with my answer! Each cube holds almost 1/2 cup of water, just slightly short of the line. If you measured 1/2 cup it would almost pour to the top, leaving room to expand. Hope this helps!
1321988
I think it is 4 or 5 oz. (Don't have it in front of me right now) but, one word of warning don't overfill them if you are going to freeze them - they will blow up. Otherwise it's a decent little system that I loved using in the frig.
740125
It was a gift so I do not jave to measure but it is standard ice bucket size.
708771
A little over one inch cubed. If it were a real ice cube, you wouldn't want to put it in your mouth!!
2260785
1 teaspoon equals 1 cube, but you can use more and not be worried about the salt!
207153
This is 50 ml when filled to the lip just below the base of the threads, and right at 60 ml when filled all the way to the rim. I bought these not knowing the size/volume at all. The volume needs to be listed (simple marketing 101). Can only imagine how many didn't buy because they didn't know the size other than "small".
1675875
I don't know exactly...it isn't much. I don't use for baby food. I make coffee ice cubes, broth cubes, lemon juice cubes, etc. So...about the amount of an average ice cube...?