Silicone Ice Pop Molds,Popsicle Maker Molds,8 Vibrant Colors,Set of 8

I have been searching for something to minimize the chemicals that my children intake with ice pops. This is the solution. I pour juice in, or make smoothie pops, or even just pour Gatorade in. A lot better than the ice pops at the store and way cheaper than the healthy alternative ice pops too.My only complaint is that I wish the top had a small silicone connector to the ice pop tube. I know they’re just going to disappear one day as my kids leave them places. That said, this is an amazing product. Dishwasher safe and super sturdy and useful. Get creative!

UPDATE:***We are about to start our second summer with these ice pop molds. The kids were so happy when I busted them out to make more popsicles. They love choosing what colors they want, and the three year-old has finally figured out how to push it up on his own without help. The only downside would be that my kids don't have much patience and they get frustrated when they can't push it up right away as it needs to warm up a little bit before moving it up. They have lasted through the two toddlers and a baby so far!***oh my heck, these are great! my kids ask for "squeezy pops" everyday. way easy to make popsicles and not bad to clean, either!

I am a big fan of silicone. These appear to be sturdy, and they hold up well in the freezer. Clean up is easy. They are not leaking popsicle juice all over your hands. One thing I was not completely thrilled with was if they do not come with stands. When I put them in the freezer, they tend to fall into the metal freezer racks get lost among the other stuff. I also have a hard time getting the popsicle out when it is frozen. I have to let it sit for a while and melt a little. That’s not a big deal though.

I've been using these for a couple of months now & they work great with absolutely no leaks.

These things are thick but flexible and easy to use and clean. They hold ~2.5 oz, you need to leave a little space at the top for expansion, and took <8 hrs to freeze fully. They don't leak when you lay them down, but I didn't want the liquid to freeze to the top, so I stood them in a plastic cup. I used Kirklands organic lemonade and frozen blueberries and the kids LOVED them. No more buying popsicles!

So far these molds work well. The tops fit tightly and pops are easy to slide out or to eat while still in the mold. I don't have a dishwasher so I've only hand washed, but there is a fairly strong odor and I could taste the plastic, in my first 3 batches, but I think it's fading.

Love them! I make all-natural fruit popsicles with these. I purchase frozen fruit, let it thaw in the fridge for about a day, and then blend it. I fill the molds with the blended fruit, freeze them overnight, and have delicious, guilt-free popsicles ready for the next day! I like to blend a variety of fruits and I never get bored. They are easy to clean, but the little cleaner that came with the set it too small. I use a regular bottle cleaner and it works much better.

I LOVE these popsicle molds. I love not having to always have sticks on hand and being able to put our homemade fruit juice inside. I love that the popsicle molds can have hot or cold liquid inside and that they clean out easily. They come with a great little cleaning brush, but sometimes I even just throw them in an upright bar in the dishwasher to get cleaned. The two things I would recommend changing are 1: done kind of rack to hold the mold while you're filling them. I usually just stick them in a tall glass while I'm filling them and leave them in there to freeze. 2: the shape of the bottom. I get that it is probably easier to manufacture the molds as an open silicone sleeve that gets pinch sealed at the bottom, but for ease of filling and eating a bottom that is the same width and shape as the top would be easier for the consumer to navigate.