Bangp Popsicle Molds 6 Pieces,Silicone Ice Pop Molds BPA Free,Homemade Popsicle Maker,Reusable Easy Release Ice Pop Maker for Kids,with 50 Popsicle Sticks and 50 Popsicle Bags(Blue)

Perfect for healthier delicious popsicles. Family favorite is frozen orange juice, but pureed fruit works well, Banana/Strawberry/yogurt especially. These silicone molds make just the right serving size, not too much for children, not too little for adult. The lids hold the wooden stick tightly enough to avoid spilling when first filled, yet are easy to remove. The slightly tapered sides release with only a little wiggling. Six popsicles take up a minimum of freezer space. You do have to take care putting the lid on after filling. First time I used it I left a corner loose and spilled a little placing it in the freezer, but now I just run my finger around the edge after closing it to be sure it is sealed. Simple, preservative free and artificial color free.

Able to use right out of the box. I love that it has little bags to store your individual Popsicles in the freezer while making more pops. The wooden sticks come with it but can also be reordered.I just used some dragon fruit and mango juice that I had on hand but will definitely try to make some of my own concoctions.I found it easier to to fill and remove the frozen pops from this design than the flat mold I already owned. I will use that one for cake pops only.

Works well for Popsicles, not Ice Cream Bars.

This is amazing! Popsicles froze overnight. Just had to run hot water around outside to get them to come out. Perfect! And the little popsicle packages are great. Very happy!

It has a slight odor to it, which I’m not very fond of. Once you get the hang of it, it’s reasonably easy to use.

When I was a kid my mother bought a cheap plastic pop sickle mold. It broke after 2 uses and it was very difficult to get the pops out. This mold is made from silicon and because you use wood sticks, which you can wash and re-use, it won't break. If the pops seem stuck, let the mold sit out for about a minute. Then press the mold from the bottom up. I have not had a problem releasing the pops. A couple of notes: If you use honey instead of sugar, it lowers the freezing temperature considerably. I leave the pops to freeze overnight and then turn them stick side down to ensure the tops of the pops actually freeze. I make my pops from whole fruit, except for orange, when I use pulped juice. You will notice slight differences in recipes for different kinds of fruits. Many recipes for orange pops call for honey and vanilla extract. Because the pith in oranges is bitter, you are better off with 100 percent orange juice with pulp to remove that bitter taste. Almost all recipes call for lemon juice. The lemon juice greatly enhances the flavor of the fruit. This mold came with 50 storage bags and 50 sticks. I highly recommend reordering bags if you use the mold a lot. Because I take medication that dehydrates me, ice pops are a great way to avoid dehydration and leg cramps. So I use my mold 4-5 times per week. It stands up to the constant use.

So, i have a popsicle addiction. Lime, lemon, tangy, sour citrus. For the amount it cost to buy a box of em, I can now make my own, and my own are so much better. I wasn't sure how these would hold up, but they work perfectly even with the frozen sugary stuff, and pop right out by pushing them up from the bottom. I've been making fresh lemon ginger and it's allowed me to experiment with the sugar ratio so I get the right texture and firmness instead of a lemon flavored rock hard ice cube. So yea, highly recommended...

Mine arrived intact in the original box with the sticks and bags neatly arranged. I like the larger size and classic shape of the mold, and it's very sturdy. After rinsing it well with hot water and placing it in a small bowl, I grabbed a little funnel, filled it with a pudding pop mixture, and let it freeze. I had to wrestle a bit to get them out, I think because they weren't yet firm enough. A little rinse under hot water and a few squeezes later, they popped out looking like the classic treats from childhood. Fun!I found the bags that came with them to be a little snug; I think the more your mixture expands in the freezer, the less likely they are to fit. But that's no big dealio for me, larger bags are available.Overall, I love it and will likely buy another soon.