Popsicle Molds Silicone Ice Pop Mold for 6 Pieces, BPA Free, Homemade Frozen Dessert

My 11-year-old loves making popsicles with these and has no problem filling them up. They fit nicely in the fridge and keep the popsicles frozen. Sometimes the popsicles can fall off, but overall it’s a decent product at an okay price.

These molds are good quality and were easy to use. Clean up was fairly easy as well. The only thing that is frustrating is the fact that you need to store it in something because of the sticks.

Totally amazing. I wanted to make ice pops for my sick kid with all kinds of hidden superfoods, he was so excited to see me make homemade popsicles. They work very well! The plastic sticks hold on to the popsicle perfectly and have a little shelf to prevent dripping. The popsicles pop out easily once frozen just by pushing gently on the outter silicone. Super easy to clean. I didn't notice any weird/harsh smell from the silicone or the plastic. Also, I recommend putting the mold in a freezer bag once they freeze fully. The first time I did not do this and they got freezer-burned within a week.

Works sufficiently well. I was surprised that blended fruit stuck to the silicone when frozen, making it a bit hard to remove from the mold. It's not too bad, though; doesn't break up the pop while removining. Quality seems ok. This product does what we need it to do and we are satisfied with it. Decent value, too.

I love this! I got it so I could make my own popsicles from only fruit with no added sugar. The silicone makes removal very easy, I never have the popsicle break or come apart and nothing is ever stuck. I like that these are a little smaller than other popsicle molds because I have arthritis. The little dents and dots on the plastic stick keep the popsicle from coming off the stick, genius! High quality. Also, if you want to have more than 6 popsicles at any given time, you can get some wooden popsicle sticks and tin foil. After pouring in your liquid you put the tin foil over the mold, cut little holes above each section, and stick a popsicle stick in there. The tin foil helps keep the stick in the middle. And that's why I have like 25 popsicles in my freezer right now lol.

These popsicle molds are perfect. It is just me that is eating them, so it will last several days. The silicone is just right. They don't fall apart while filling them and then putting them in the freezer. Easy to pop out. All and all, they are exactly as described and work very well. Update: I liked these molds so much I just purchased a second one. I learned to put them on a tray to carry to the freezer. I have a Breville table top oven and the broiler tray fits both perfectly. This it the bottom part and it has an edge so it prevents spills.

We really like this mold and it’s easy to get the popsicles out. But we already had 4 of the sticks broken. Which almost makes it impossible to use. Hoping we can get a replacement of sticks. But finding it hard to reach out to someone.

These silicon popsicle makers are the best. Unlike plastic molds, these don't stain easily and there's no fighting to get the popsicle out because nothing sticks to them. I mix locally grown frozen fruits including peaches, blueberries, cherries, others that I get from our framer's market with an equal amount of water with a few packets of stevia in the blender for the perfect popsicle. They're much healthier, tastier, and lower cost than any you could ever find in the store.