Silicone Popsicle Molds Drip Free Popsicle Holder With Straw Reusable Easy Release Ice Pop Maker BPA Free Homemade Popsicle Mold with Cleansing Brush and Popsicle Sticks (Pink)

We have used them a handful of times and they work great. My only thing is you have to be careful when transporting the liquid and have a flat surface in the freezer to the liquid to set.

I like the size of these molds and the drip catcher is helpful for limiting how much ends up all over a toddler. It’s sometimes a bit difficult to get the popsicle out so I recommend doing it outside or over a sink.

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These were OK, but for $13.99 I was thinking they'd be better than any old plastic molds. The mold makes a standard size pop. I would have liked the tops to have a built in stick instead of the wooden ones that came. Getting them out was not easy. I broke one stick trying to remove the first one. I then used hot water on the outer side of the mold, one came out after that, the next one needed more water and I tried peeling down the mold a bit before it came out.Usable, but not impressive.

I really like these silicone popsicle molds because they are very sturdy (which makes them easy to fill) but they are also flexible enough to store easily. Overall, I think these are a great value and I would definitely recommend this set😊👍🏾

These are great for diy popsicles. I used yogurt and fruit juice to make mine and they turned out really good. I like the straw to be able to drink the juice after it melts. They are a little difficult to get out of the mold once they’re frozen but because they aren’t hard plastic molds you can squeeze them from the bottom to help it out.

This silicone popsicle mold is a game changer. I'm not sure how or why it took me this long to get my hands on one of these - hear me out. I am an avid smoothie gal. I mix a medley of antioxidant rich fruits with vegan protein powder, plant milk, and some flax and get my fruit soup fix almost daily.I also struggle with finding frozen ice pops in the store that aren’t loaded with added sugar and cream. I usually walk away from the frozen aisle, feeling flattened with disappointment and empty-handed.Then along came this mold! I just make my protein smoothie as per usual, pour it into the tray, and in a couple of hours, a unique popsicle is born! This solves my longing for healthy, nutrient dense ice cream alternatives without the inflated price tag of dairy-free super market confections. Life upgrade.Let’s talk design: the silicone is soft yet firm, easy to clean, and sits up stable on the freezer shelf. The frozen concoctions take a little wiggling to get out of the silicone mold and are well worth it. The package comes with the wide popsicle sticks and a little pipe cleaner that I’ll probably lose and never need or use. Still thoughtful!If you’re thinking about making your own pop, let this be your sign and go for it. 10/10 highly recommend. I posted some photos to give you a closer look and hope that they, along with my experience, help you out a bit with your choice. Thank you!

The media could not be loaded.  Pretty difficult to get the popsicles out because the silicone is so flexible. I love the idea of these but found them to be somewhat impractical.