Upgraded 2 Pack Large Popsicle Molds, 4 Cavities Homemade Silicone Popsicle Molds & Ice Cake Pop Mold with 50 Wooden Sticks & 30 Self-adhesive Bags for DIY Ice Popsicle, Clear

Absolutely get these molds if you’re debating on it. They’re nice quality and extremely easy to work with. The photos I’ve shared are from my first shot at making cakesicles, I went into it fairly nervous about the outcome and had to figure out what technique was best for me during the process but the outcome was awesome. For me personally, after making 3 cakesicles I decided that the technique I liked would work better if I cut the molds so that they were individuals instead of the 4 count connected to each other, that made it not only insanely easier for me to make them but also quicker, and with a cleaner looking end result. I’ve only made my first batch but I cannot wait to make more! 😁 They’re also a nice thickness, thin so they’re super easy to clean but not too thin that it interferes with the process of making them and taking them out of the mold safely. Hope this helps!

Easiest release popsicle molds I ever used. There are two reasons why I didn't leave five stars.1. They need to lay flat, which means they need a fair amount of shelf space. My freezer is on the small side and already full, so that was a challenge. Molds that stand vertically are better space savers.2. The silicone is really thin and flimsy. On one hand, that's why it's super easy to peel them away from the popsicles. But on the other hand, it was hard to transfer them full of liquid to the freezer because the trays were sagging and bending quite a bit. Also, I think the silicone could tear pretty easily if you didn't handle it gently.Ouddy (Upgraded) 2 Pack Large Popsicle Molds, 4 Cavities Homemade Silicone Popsicle Molds & Ice Cake Pop Mold with 50 Wooden Sticks & 30 Self-adhesive Bags for DIY Ice Popsicle

These were bought so I could make healthy popsicles for my kids who decided they don't like to drink smoothies anymore. Smoothies = Yucky. Smoothies + Freezer = Yummy. Sometimes math makes no sense to me.They work. I find them easier to use than the vertical ones as they are much easier to unmold and to fit in the freezer. They are not quite stackable, though. The first time I made them I tried just stacking one on top of the other. I had doubts but decided to try it anyway. My doubts were well founded when the top mold stuck to the bottom mold and made it quite difficult to separate them. I stuck some metal grids from my cookie sheets (think cooling rack without the legs) in between them and that worked. They created just enough separation to keep the molds from freezing to each other. It also had the benefit of helping them keep their shape so they didn't spill all over my freezer. I ended up buying a total of six because that's what my freezer could fit.These clean up okay in the dishwasher and are okay to wash by hand. I only washed by hand because one of my children absconded with a filled mold to the backyard to eat his fill. He then refilled the mold with dirt. The dishwasher did not remove the dirt. It was floppy which made it more complicated than a plate, but I'm really just whining because I hate hand washing dishes with a passion most reserve for people who kick puppies and opponents in vaccine debates. (While I'm against kicking puppies I have friends on all points of the vaccine debate spectrum so I transfer that hate to hand washing dishes.)Instead of the wooden popsicle sticks I bought the Lekue popsicle stick replacements. They are a dishwasher safe plastic. I prefer reusable to disposable when possible and these two items go together perfectly.I've had the molds now for a few months and they are constantly in use (i.e. 3x/week) and they've held up nicely. My kids go through popsicles at a rate that appalls most parents. My kids are a mix of special needs and NT that I don't want to resent their siblings and getting healthy food into them can be a challenge. I've developed a few recipes for popsicles that have equal parts fruit and vegetables. They also have protein and I can hide many different supplements from probiotics to vitamin powder. Visiting kids rarely like them so you can be sure they are healthy. So don't go and screenshot this to shame me in Facebook mommy groups, okay Karen? I do what I have to to ensure my kids get a nutritious diet.

Pretty easy to clean and use.. I tried the plastic mold and it was so hard to get the ice cream out of it so I decided to give this mold a try.. my healthy ice cream came out in perfect condition and my babies love them..

Very easy to use and the product removes very easily from the mold. They are VERY large molds tho. So if you’re goal is single servings, these aren’t what you’ll need!

These are so easy to use! You’d never know this was my first time making cakesicles. The only issue I’ve experienced is when using red wafers it’s really hard to see in the red mold, so I may get a white one as well. These are also much bigger than “regular” size cakesicles. If you’re thinking about buying, you won’t regret it :)

These work as intended and I was a little concerned about it leaking where the popsicle stick protrudes but, there were no leaks. I have made frozen smoothie juice bars with these and they work. Take care not to disturb them while they're freezing. The mold is flimsy and it doesn't slide when bumped in the freezer. The mold "grips" the surface so if you put something back into the freezer and it bumps this mold while it is freezing, ya might make a mess.

So I just got this mold and I already used it. I cut them up in half just because it's easier to work with them that way.They have the shiny interior which makes it easier to clean. I made magnum pops and they came out perfectly. Would definitely buy again if needed. It also comes with the bags and sticks to use. It is a great value for the price.