Round Shape Clear Push-Up Cake Pop Shooter (Push Pops) Plastic Containers with Lids, Base & Sticks, Pack of 24

I love these. I just received them today. Immediately washed a few, made some frozen yogurt*, filled 4 of them and threw them in the freezer.By dinner I had a great dessert (& plan to give one to granddaughter for tomorrow’s breakfast).I’ll also use them for cake & pudding or whipped cream with fruit. Great inexpensive & fun treat!*frozen berries, homemade yogurt and a bit of sugar processed in my Ninja.

I place no bake cheesecake in these and layer them with fruit filling and crushed graham crackers. They work perfectly to push up.

Love love love them.

These were perfect for my cake pops. They came with lids and worked great for my first time making cake pops. I’ve seen some ideas to fill with pudding and tequila shots but they are not leakproof so I wouldn’t use these for that idea.

These were a huge hit at my daughters 10th birthday party. Not only were they easy to transport, they were a unique and cleaner alternative to cupcakes!! We will be making more of these for sure.

I ordered this and another brand of push cake pops. This one doesn't seal as well and the plastic is a little flimsier. The package came with a paper insert in Chinese. Overall though, they served their purpose (I used them for party favors filled with M&Ms) and our guests enjoyed them. This is ideal to be filled with food/favors and shouldn't be used as a confetti popper as it's not really airtight.

I love these little things. I used them to make Cake Push pops. I was able to use three layers of cake and buttercream. It kept them nice and fresh, and super easy to put it all together, as simple as 1, 2, 3! If you’re on the fence, go for it!

These do not even come close to having a tight seal. In other words, I would not trust them with any liquid, even a thicker liquid, like ice cream that hasn’t set.I attempted to use them for Jell-O shots. The picture is the result. I successfully recreated the Blue Lagoon on my kitchen counter. They looked like they were holding liquid just fine; I had just finished pouring the first of what was to be a three layer Jell-O shot. I turned away to do something briefly, and turned back around to see that the pops were empty. That’s right—an entire batch of blue raspberry Jell-O spiked with strawberry vodka had been given an unplanned taste of freedom.One of the caps came already pre-cracked. I was willing to overlook that. Once I realized they weren’t tightly sealed, they got chucked in the recycling bin.The positives:- They’re recyclable.- They forced me to clean my whole kitchen.- They come with a sheet of decals (presumably to put on the pop containers) in a language I can’t read...but yay, stickers!...I guess.