http://www.food.com/recip...bes-420398

Yall really have to check these out.

The comments posted in response to this recipe are proof that

if you follow it exactly, you'll end up with ice cubes.

Elaina (Oct 17, 2010) writes:

"Oh man, so happy to have this recipe! My grandma died and took the recipe with her. You are a life saver!!"

Eliela (Aug 9, 2012) writes:

"I guess they turned out OK. I assumed, like muffins, you had to grease the pan first. They did come out nice and easy, but they made our drinks awfully greasy. Next time I will grease AND flour the pan. Anyone else have this same problem?"

Rebecca Bowman (July 6, 2012) writes:

"My mother used to make ice just this way! Thanks for posting a recipe that brings back so many memories for me!"

"I harvest my own free-range water, so the idea of putting it in a plastic tray and a commercially made electricity-wasting freezer disgusts me. I prefer nature's method, waiting until the temperature outside drops below freezing.

shut the freezer door

RenHoek said:

"I harvest my own free-range water, so the idea of putting it in a plastic tray and a commercially made electricity-wasting freezer disgusts me. I prefer nature's method, waiting until the temperature outside drops below freezing.

LMAO, awesome.

Has anyone replied about making Paula Dean ice by adding two sticks of butter to the water?

RodeoSchro said:

LMAO, awesome.

Has anyone replied about making Paula Dean ice by adding two sticks of butter to the water?

You're going to make me pee my pants

These are hilarious. I was just complaining the other day how folks around here have forgotten the recipe for ice.

By Noor.Khalid

on August 02, 2012

imago said:

RodeoSchro said:

LMAO, awesome.

Has anyone replied about making Paula Dean ice by adding two sticks of butter to the water?

You're going to make me pee my pants

u can always put it in a ice tray instead

Me and the kids were reading these reviews at the pizza shop, they couldn't for the hell of them understand that people were not serious. "But how did they all know to make a joke?"

:dead;

ThisOne said:

imago said:

You're going to make me pee my pants

u can always put it in a ice tray instead

4 scientific and experimental purposes ~ has anyone ever tried 2 or know of someone that has tried freeze their p????

ThisOne said:

ThisOne said:

u can always put it in a ice tray instead

4 scientific and experimental purposes ~ has anyone ever tried 2 or know of someone that has tried freeze their p????

my sister and I played a horrible prank on my mum when we were 12 and 16 respectively. My sister had a nosebleed, so she was letting it drip into a jar and then we put it in the freezer labelled it "Lisa's first period"

But we forgot all about it for like a year or something until she found it

yup we did weird stuff, like stuff sea jellies into exhaust pipes

I wonder if you can freeze these?

ZombieKitten said:

ThisOne said:

4 scientific and experimental purposes ~ has anyone ever tried 2 or know of someone that has tried freeze their p????

my sister and I played a horrible prank on my mum when we were 12 and 16 respectively. My sister had a nosebleed, so she was letting it drip into a jar and then we put it in the freezer labelled it "Lisa's first period"

But we forgot all about it for like a year or something until she found it

yup we did weird stuff, like stuff sea jellies into exhaust pipes

I wonder if you can freeze these?

classic!!!!!!!

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morningsong said:

These are hilarious. I was just complaining the other day how folks around here have forgotten the recipe for ice.

By Noor.Khalid

on August 02, 2012

I'm new to fat-free cooking, so when I found this recipe I was delighted. It's so great to have something quick and easy to fall back on that won't compromise my new style of eating. My scale and my cholesterol readings thank you!

P.S. I'm also going to send this recipe to Paula Deen.