Are these trays easy to stack in your freezer without them sticking to the tray on bottom?
1335199
Yes. Stack nicely. No sticking. However, the ice is hard to get out. If you have some patience it's good ice.
1335200
Only used them one time as the ice didn't want to come out, and they were so tiny, I never used again.
1335201
I would not recommend trying to stack them in the freezer, since they're flexible, and the additional weight will likely cause a deformation of the bottom one, making the ice cubes more difficult to extract.
1335202
Susan, I never used these as ice cube trays, so they have never been in my freezer.
1558491
I find them very easy to remove - I remove the labels as soon as I take the container from the freezer, don't let them stay on during the heating/dishwasher phase
69998
Yes, there is a small groove on the top of one that fits into the bottom of another. They stack nicely. As long as they are in a bag or box of some sort they should stay nicely.
1866630
Absolutely. They are great in the freezer. I use them that way all the time.
1736537
I just wedge them between different items in my freezer. It is nice because the small spaces are easier to find. But even when they tip, the lids keep the liquid in.
375744
They are stackable and can somewhat interlock around the perimeter but if the lower tray was completely full of water I could see where the cubes on bottom would fuse to the bottom of the top tray. There is no offset built into the design to allow space between them when stacked.
633145
They do leave a bit of sticky, especially on plastic lids, but nothing like price stickers that don't come off no matter what. If you don't freeze the item, or have it in the refrigerator for long, they don't peel as well. Once frozen, though, they peel easily, then you can was the bit of sticky off with soap and a coarse sponge. At first, I thought they did not peel well, but got so that I really like them when I used them for freezer purposes!
99397
Yes, I use them all the time in the freezer. Two things to be careful with, do not fill all the way to the top because any water in the food or liquid will expand while freezing, and do not put into hot water right away, let it thaw. Glass breaks when it goes through sudden temperature change. I have not had a single problem. To me the extra steps with glass is worth it, because it doesn't absorb odors and it doesn't permeate into the food like plastic.
690725
Yes, no problem. If you have really thick carpet or padding, those puck-like plastic bases, placed under the feet, will make the freezer more stable, if that's a problem. But my freezer works great and have not had any problems with it so far.Kevin
255235
Yes to freezer safe. It's not a great nest. It's more like a hybrid between nest and stack.
2014359
Not really. If you fill them more than 3/4 full they stick together as the ice expands. They peel apart easily enough though. If you want to avoid this, just stack them offset or catty-corner so the top one sits on the lip of the bottom one.
314683
No, they will not nest inside each other. They are double walled and straight vertical with no taper. Notwithstanding that, these are very high quality and they live in my freezer ready for a frosty glass of milk or any other beverage.
1573270
I have only use the labels on 1 quart plastic soup containers on the lids.They stick well and haven't come off in the freezer.
1702307
They do stack. I fill them with water, then place one on top of the other while freezing, and they don't stick together once frozen.
638317
Come to think of it, I am not sure what you mean by "lock in place." Because the trays are very sturdy and do not wobble one bit, I was thinking you meant to determine whether the trays held solid when in use, and the answer is yes. But there is not a "lock" per se underneath.
1360963
One of my cheapo refrigerator magnets successfully stuck to the bottom, so I guess that the answer is "yes." :)
301412
You need to use the base to freeze them - they wouldn't stand up on their own. But it doesn't take up much freezer space.