10
Decorative Ice
Assembly method
：
Basic components
＋
decorative object
＋
decorative lid
z
Adding a decorative object such as flora,
letters, or photographs before ice production
will make decorative ice.
z
To prevent decorations from floating to the top,
the decorative lid must be place on top to keep
the object(s) below water.
z
After assembly, fill the tray with water, then
place on the decorative ice layer slowly, at a
slanted angle.
z
The lid will stick to the surface of the water,
keeping the decorative objects beneath the
water.
z
Allow the tray 8-12 hours to solidify in the
freezer.
z
If you have difficulty removing the decorative
ice, avoid flushing with water as this will cause
the ice to crack.
z
Allow the ice to sit in room temperature for 1-3
minutes for easy removal.
z
Decorative ice can be used for plating or
centerpiece purposes.
z
For example, Japanese cuisine such as
sashimi can be placed upon a decorative ice
block to improve its freshness and appeal.
11
3D Sculpture Ice
Assembly method
：
Basic components
＋
Sculpture compartment
z
The sculpture compartment can mould the clear ice
to improve its versatility and enjoyment.
z
Fill the “white ice” layer 2/3 with water.
z
Place the clear ice compartment on top.
z
Slowly press the sculpture down, the water will seep
through the holes.
z
When the sculpture compartment layer reaches the
bottom, press down so slide flaps click firmly into
place. Excess water will exit through vents.
z
Place compartments in base and put into freezer.
z
If you have difficulty removing the sculpture ice,
avoid flushing with water as this will cause the ice
sculpture to crack.
z
Allow the ice to sit in room temperature for 1-3
minutes for easy removal.
z
Avoid pouring water into holes as shown in diagram
as this will affect the shape of the ice sculpture.
● Adding a decorative object such as flora, letters, or
photographs before ice production will make
decorative ice.
● To prevent decorations from floating to the top, the
decorative lid must be place on top to keep the object(s)
below water.
● After assembly, fill the tray with water, then place on the
decorative ice layer slowly, at a slanted angle.
● The lid will stick to the surface of the water, keeping the
decorative objects beneath the water.
● Allow 8-12 hours to freeze in the freezer.
● If you have difficulty removing the decorative ice, do not
flush with water as this will cause the ice to crack. Instead,
allow the ice to sit at room temperature for 1-3 minutes
for easy removal.
● Decorative ice can be used for plating or centerpiece
purposes. For example, Japanese cuisine such as sashimi
can be placed upon a decorative ice block to improve its
freshness and appeal.
● The sculpture compartment can mould the clear ice into
an ice sculpture for decorative purposes.
● Fill the “white ice” layer 2/3 with water.
● Place the clear ice compartment on top.
● Slowly press the sculpture mould down, the water will
seep through the holes.
● When the sculpture compartment layer reaches the
bottom, press down so slide flaps click firmly into place.
Excess water will exit through vents.
● Place compartments in the base and place in the freezer.
● If you have difficulty removing the sculpture ice, do not
flush with water as this will cause the ice sculpture to
crack. Instead, allow the ice to sit at room temperature for
1-3 minutes for easy removal.
● Avoid pouring water into holes as shown in diagram as
this will affect the shape of the ice sculpture.
