Do they stack, NOT nestle? I would like to place one on top of the other while freezing. Short on space.
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if you mean nestle by bottom of above tray touching the water in the below tray "no" ! they are made to stack one on top of the other. in fact i have them stacked on top of another brands ice cube trays. i'm getting 2 more do to the ease of the cubes come out, i have an apt. size frig.
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Hi Ken, yes, they stack. However, I bought them in tandem with a Rubbermaid Ice Bin... and found that they do not nestle on level when atop the Ice Bin. Rather, they slant at angle. They work fine stacked together apart from ice bin
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These icetrays stack easily. I have 4 of them and a small refrigerator freezer.
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They do stack. I fill them with water, then place one on top of the other while freezing, and they don't stick together once frozen.
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If they are not frozen first they will stick together upon freezing. I do not stack mine.
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Not really. If you fill them more than 3/4 full they stick together as the ice expands. They peel apart easily enough though. If you want to avoid this, just stack them offset or catty-corner so the top one sits on the lip of the bottom one.
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Yes and no. It's kind of a balancing act. We did not buy the stand, and are doing well with balancing them on top of each other. I would recommend to place them in a section of the freezer where you have minimal activity.
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Yes it would, but that seems like a hassle to try to fill them after they are already in the freezer. Please you cannot stack these until they are frozen. They are good trays other than being too flimsy to fill and move and being non-stackable
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They stack, but not as well as metal cans which are specifically configured to do so, e.g., small pet food cans, tuna cans, soup cans, and so forth. I'd make sure that the shelves you stack them on have a door, like a cabinet, or that you stack them toward the back of the shelf. If you're using them for water bath or pressure canning, however, it's strongly recommended that they not be stacked. People have done that for years, and so have I, without problems; just passing on the proper safety info to you. That may only apply to the regularly lid/ring sealing system, however, where you remove the ring when storing them. A lot of people here have had trouble with this one-piece lid's sealing, or if they sealed, the seal breaks after a few days. Thus I recommend that when using them for canning, you use the Ball/Kerr lids and rings. For other purposes, these will be just fine, stacked or not. They're gorgeous, aren't they? edited to add: For gift-giving, they really have a WOW impact. People who received my foods we suitably impressed. :)
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Do you mean stacking one of them on top of the other? I have not done this but it seems that because of the rotating piece at the bottom,stacking one on the other may not be stable enough.
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They do fit inside of each other very well. The plastic top is not as secure if transporting. I wrapped it well but using in frig, it will be fine. Would absolutely need to be wrapped to use in freezer. I would recommend.
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Aaron, Bought these as a gift. I would have to ask my daughter. I have similar and would not stack them though...and the tumblers are tall themselves.
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Although I only have one, it does look like they would stack on each other. Personally, I would stand them on end side by side.
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The similar shapes nest. But they still take up more space than you might think. You can stack the nestled sizes on top of each other. But not nearly as storage space friendly as plastic. All of that being said I still really love them!
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Hello Alice, They do not stack. The tops are smooth and there are no grooves in order to stack them. And they are on the flimsy side just an FYI. The tabs on the side aren't the greatest. I'd suggest going to the "Container Store" and looking for the stackable kind.
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These do not stack. They seal well and are water tight. I love mine. But no stacking.
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No, they won't nest. They will sort of stack, but I keep mine in use enough that it hasn't really been an issue.
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if you put one on top of each other, the glass lids nor the bottom of the jar has any rim or ridges, therefore it's really slippery and you'll end up with broken jars as they slide off easily.I wouldn't recommend stacking them.
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They do stack but you wouldn't stack them all together like 3 at a time. or they get wobbly. or you can stack a few big ones and then a few small ones stacked inside those. I have two sizes. I love these little things.
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Not really...they do sit about an inch into each other if you choose to stack, but not evenly, so over two cups in a stack doesn't work very well.