Posted By: BigPig
Ice - 06/04/19 12:59 AM
I know of one way to make perfectly clear ice, but it requires lots of work. I’m trying to achieve ice for a drink that doesn’t melt so quickly. I don’t normally drink my whiskey on ice, but I need ice for my Old Fashioned to help produce the flavors. Problem is, I make large ice cubes and when they are hit with room temp whiskey they immediately crack and melt foo fast.
Constant shaking would prevent this subpar ice, but I have no way of doing that in a freezer for hours on end.
I have heard that boiling distilled water and then freezing it produces the desired clear ice. Anybody have any suggestions?
Constant shaking would prevent this subpar ice, but I have no way of doing that in a freezer for hours on end.
I have heard that boiling distilled water and then freezing it produces the desired clear ice. Anybody have any suggestions?