I've always been a bit skeptical of things like these but I'm glad to
have tried them now. With all things you have to have the right
expectations. Without getting too science-y ice works by absorbing the
energy(heat) of your drink and changing state. State changing takes a
lot of energy and that's why ice can cool a big drink. These soapstone
clearly aren't going to melt so they can only cool so much. The benefit
though is that you don't get anything added to the liquid. The real use
is in cooling small things and keeping them at a set temperature until
you're finished.
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Build- It's soapstone. It's a cube. ...Not
really much else to say. The bad that comes with the cubes I've found to
be really handy. With all the little cubes it's easy to have them get
lost in the freezer or get knocked around. Once you realize you can juts
store them in the bag right in the freezer it's much better and they're
always there ready to go.
Function- As I said above these are
for small drinks. I found that 2-3 cubes were able to keep things cooler
for much longer than usual. You know how when you have just a little
bit of something left and go to drink it later it's warm? Yeah, yuck.
These prevent that. This package comes with enough that you can share
them with a few people at a time.
Something to note is that
because these are a soft stone they shouldn't be used in and carbonated
drinks as they will break down. As long as you are only looking to
maintain a temperature or cool something small I think you should try
these out. I received this product free in exchange for nothing more
than my honest opinion.
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