Edible flower ice cubes are a great way to preserve flowers and make an easy and elegant addition to your drinks. I like to use a special ice cube tray that makes square-shaped cubes that are bigger than regular ice cubes, so I've linked to it in the notes.
Add one flower (or several if they are tiny) to the bottom of each ice cube mold. Fill molds 3/4 full with water. Flower(s) should float up but still be submerged under water. Freeze until set.
Notes
I like to make bigger ice cubes and use my silicone ice cube tray* which makes bigger square-shaped ice cubes.
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