Can this glass hold an ice cube sphere?
1326916
This Glencarin Crystal Glass is too fragile to be used with ice cubes...of any shape. This glass is designed, specifically, for drinking scotch neat (straight or with a 'touch' of water added in). There are other attractive glasses that will accommodate ice...cubes or otherwise. If ice cubes are a necessity, definitely stay away from the classic single malt tasting glass.
1326917
It would have to be a small one. The opening is only about 1 3/4" in diameter.
1326918
The rim of the glass is almost exactly 1 3/4 inches in diameter, thats 4.5 cm. The sphere would have to be not more than about 1 1/4 inches in diameter to fit easily. Also, importantly, you would have to tilt the glass and roll it in gently. These are very fine items and are elegantly thin.
1326919
The opening is somewhere around 1.75 inches. So a 2.5 inch sphere would not fit.
1326920
It could hold a small ice cube. But is really designed for tasting whisky neat with a splash of water to bring out the taste and aroma.
1116504
Yes but you should place a stabilizing ring beneath the crystal if it's a sphere
897171
Yes! The opening is flush with the inside of the plastic top, so only slightly smaller than the outside of the bottle. Ice cubes should fit without a problem.
417594
Standard rectangle ice cubes are too big. They MIGHT be able to fit the half circle/crescent shaped ice cubes but I've never tried.
417155
Yes, you can dispense ice into the glass. These glasses are heavy and well made. I like them very much.
1940117
The ice cubes should fit, however, I am not completely sure because I gave these glasses away as a Christmas gift. I remember the glasses being heavy and wide.
851015
In theory it could, but likely wouldn't hold that many glasses at once. Also depends on the size of the glass. The blades are very close together .
2195580
Yes, but this product is small and not very powerful. It will only hold about 3 cubes at a time
1738387
It has been several years since we tried them so I can't remember exactly. I believe it would be about the same or just a bit longer as for large ice cube. They don't require much water. We did find though that they did not keep a true shape of a shot glass very well. Also be sure to set them on a level surface.
1921094
The ice from my fridge fits. Ice from a plastic cube tray might not fit if it is the big squares.
2145575
I have not used mine yet to test it out however they appear to be well made but i dont know if i would trust it to hold ice without leaking though.
1651606
It works on frozen fruit, so I suspect it will do okay with ice cubes -- if you take certain precautions. The motor is not as strong as a regular blender. You might have to "bounce" the hand blender a bit and make sure to have enough liquid in your container to help move things around. Otherwise the blade simply gets blocked and the blender gets hot.
2237445
My instant answer is no ... The plastic is not heavy duty. The cups are fragile in the tabs that engage the blender. I can only imagine that the cold temperatures will accentuate that.
2145573
No, it would not. Liquid leaks through. It holds ice packs of course but ice cubes (if that's what you mean), would be a problem.
1947862
OK with ice cubes IF THEY ARE SMALL. Would not recomend with "normal size ones" though.
471127
Yes, but it'd be an expensive ice tray. I would rather use it to freeze lemon juice or something that would require a lid, but it can also make regular ice cubes.
1684271
No. I wouldn't chance it, you have to clamp down pretty hard to get it to stay secure. I just dont know if glass can take the force without cracking