Ice cube bags needed

Fen1

Does anyone know where I can get the old fashioned type of ice cube bag: the type that have to be knotted at the top? I specifically do not want the self-sealing with frozen water type.
I found one on Amazn, but the reviews were not very good.

Lisbon

Try http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/10-Ice-Bags-Maker-Plastic-Fridge-Freezer-Tray-Party-Cool-Drink-Summer-240-Cube-/141573354489?hash=item20f66df3f9:g:0WkAAOSwqu9U7KUe

At £1.99 post free, worth giving them a go.

cullet

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Caroline-Ice-Cube-Bags-1643/dp/B003L0HYX2/ref=pd_cp_201_1?ie=UTF8&refRID=0P9QDSXDBQN4TR8B7R1A

Fen1

Thank you for the links. Unfortunately, the Caroline ones are self-sealing meaning they leak as they thaw.

meer53

Fen1 wrote: »

Thank you for the links. Unfortunately, the Caroline ones are self-sealing meaning they leak as they thaw.

Make the ice cubes, transfer them to another plastic bag and put them back in the freezer ? Then you can take out as many as you need.

sarah1972

Fen1 wrote: »

Thank you for the links. Unfortunately, the Caroline ones are self-sealing meaning they leak as they thaw.

I have never had a self sealing bag leak and I make ice cubes all the time?

I just use Asda ones and I turn them upside down once filled to make the bag seal which works.

LE3

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sealapack-40-Ice-Cube-Bags/dp/B003IDC9KU

Pound shops often have them too ...

Fen1

Good idea Meer. So blinkin obvious!!
However, being able to re-use the same bag would be an advantage as
I want to take the bags as impromptu freezer blocks whilst travelling abroad. I don't have the extra capacity for proper freezer blocks. A couple of cube bags take very little space and weight. I already use the freezing water bottles method. The advantage of the cube bags is that they are flat and can be placed above and below the food in a flattish bag, unlike water bottles.

sarah1972

LE3 wrote: »

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sealapack-40-Ice-Cube-Bags/dp/B003IDC9KU

Pound shops often have them too ...

but they are self seal and the OP wants non self seal?

sarah1972

Fen1 wrote: »

Good idea Meer. So blinkin obvious!!
However, being able to re-use the same bag would be an advantage as
I want to take the bags as impromptu freezer blocks whilst travelling abroad. I don't have the extra capacity for proper freezer blocks. A couple of cube bags take very little space and weight. I already use the freezing water bottles method. The advantage of the cube bags is that they are flat and can be placed above and below the food in a flattish bag, unlike water bottles.

So why not just use freezer gel packs?

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Polar-Gear-Re-usable-Freezer-Packs/dp/B007VH81LK

above is only one version but obviously they do them larger etc