Social Media User Reacts to Premium Crystal Clear Ice Cubes Sold at Aldi
A viral social media post highlights a product found at Aldi: a four-pack of "Crystal Clear" frozen ice cubes retailing for $4.99. The image shows the packaging, which specifies that the cubes are 1.8 inches in size and designed for slow melting. The post features a humorous reaction from a user who jokes that their late father would be disappointed by the purchase of pre-packaged ice. While some consumers find the concept of paying for ice unnecessary, these premium clear cubes are specifically marketed for cocktails and high-end beverages where clarity and slow dilution are preferred over standard freezer ice.
I don't get the problem. In the U.S., they sell water to people who are at least 21 years old and call it beer.
my dad wouldn't just call me a dumbass, he'd probably slap the shit out of me too...
How to know people are poor and don't know what this ice is for, look into comments how they are raging and comparing it to a normal ice
buying ice is not that much of a deal
So what are you going to do when you have a big summer party at home with lots of drinks? Or when your freezer breaks down? Or when you have a party in the woods? For regular use, it's stupid, but there are situations when it's justified.
In almost every city of America, there are these little machines sitting outside gas stations usually, I was shocked SHOCKED
googled it for you degenerates: Aldi Crystal Clear Frozen Ice Cubes is a 4-pack of large, premium clear ice cubes sold at Aldi for around $4.99. Product Details Size: Each cube measures about 1.8 inches across. Material: Made using purified water (reverse osmosis) for a clear loo
those are clear ice, supposedly, which has involved processes in making them, alcoholics with money love those. its expensive, but not to those rich drunks.
wdm there's literally bags of ice available at any gas station or convenience store every summer here. it's been a long time since I've bought any but a couple decades ago I'm pretty sure they were $5 a bag
To be fair. They look to be solid crystal clear ice cubes, not normal frosty ice in a bag with a hole in each cube