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- Gael Fashingbauer Cooper
- I'm an entertainment editor at MSNBC.com, and have maintained Pop Culture Junk Mail since August, 1999. The New York Times called the site "one of the best places to explore pop culture online," and Entertainment Weekly included it on their Top 100 Web Sites list. If you like weird food, strange products, and 1970s and 1980s nostalgia, PCJM is your home away from home.
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Maybe they mean those old-school ice cube trays where the metal grid thing comes out.
I wonder if they meant the old aluminum ice trays with the inserts that came completely out? Then you'd be freezing a big long rectangle instead of little cubes?
Ugh. I hate showing my age sometimes! :)
I think "ice cube trays" means the old school ones with separate dividers that you can put in or take out, depending on whether or not you are making ice cubes or some kind of delicious freezer treat.
I have lots of old Better Homes and Gardens cookbooks that call for things to be frozen in ice cube trays, sans dividers.
I think it means one of those aluminum ice cube trays, with the divider taken out.
Like these:
http://www.irememberjfk.com/mt/2008/03/making_ice_in_metal_trays.php
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