Whosoever holds this ice tray, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of ice. Fortunately this officially-licensed silicone mold has low standards about who it deems worthy.
You only need to pay $14 (USD) and it will do your bidding. As long as your bidding is for it to make hammer-shaped things.
Command thy browser and pre-ordereth thine iceth trayeth on Entertainment Midgard Earth.
[via 7 Gadgets]
For some reason, I always envisioned that the maze in Pac-Man was a cold place. Something about the speed with which the ghosts are scurrying about made me think that the place was like an ice box. After all, if the ghosts were hot, they’d be slow and sweaty and moving about like slugs. Now, you can recreate the icy world of my imagined Pac-Man realm thanks to the official Pac-Man ice cube tray.
This silicone tray is perfect for making ice cubes for nerdy cocktail parties (or playing at your Pac-Man cocktail table) and it’s also good for molding Jell-O or candies in official Pac-Man colors…
Wokka, wokka, wokka over to ThinkGeek now, where you can gobble up the Pac-Man ice cube tray for just $10(USD).
[via Gadget Review]
Doctor Who fans, exterminate your thirst and transport your tastebuds to a cool and refreshing place with some ice cubes made in the shapes of Daleks and the TARDIS.
This silicone tray not only makes great ice cubes, but can be used to make candies in the shape of the good Doctor’s enemy number one or his faithful space and time machine.
The Dalek and TARDIS ice cube tray is available from ThinkGeek for $12.99(USD).
Pro Tip: Add some blue food coloring to your TARDIS ice cubes and some red or yellow dye to your Daleks for added effect. That gives me another idea: DalekPops and TARDISicles.
[via That’s Nerdalicious]
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