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What is an Ice Bucket? |
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An ice bucket is an insulated container used to make ice readily available for chilled beverages. An ice bucket can be used at home in a wet bar to make ice available for guests or it can be placed on a countertop at parties. Another use for an ice bucket includes keeping wine chilled at the dinner table, both at home and in restaurants. Ice buckets are commonly available in hotel rooms where guests can use the buckets to carry ice back from an ice vending machine. Ice buckets come in many styles and price ranges ranging from very basic models to elegant designs. An ice bucket typically has a hat-style lid that slips into the lip of the ice bucket. The lid is lifted or lowered into place without turning by using a central knob or finial. The ice bucket handle might be a basket-style swivel that can drop to one side when not in use, or knob handles might be located on either side of the body of the bucket. Ice is removed from the bucket using ice tongs. In some cases tongs are sold with the ice bucket, but more often they’re sold separately. There is an ice bucket for every décor, occasion and purpose. A basic model with a black vinyl exterior will go with any kitchen. In the summer months an ice bucket on the countertop can keep kids from opening the freezer repeatedly or running a noisy ice dispenser continuously. It can also be taken to the backyard for barbecues or to tailgate parties. It can even come in handy camping. Stainless steel ice buckets are highly polished and add a tasteful flair to any party. Place glasses, beverages and libations by the ice bucket and guests can help themselves, leaving hosts free to entertain. If something a bit more elegant is appealing, you might prefer a cut crystal model. This type of ice bucket looks beautiful sitting out, even when not in use. Ice buckets can be used at weddings and showers as well as other special occasions. Professionally they are often used at conventions, employee outings, and organizational gatherings. Ice buckets are available at department stores and anywhere kitchen products are sold. Prices start at under $20 US dollars.
Written by
R. Kayne |
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