Review on 🍦 Popsicle Molds Shape Maker - Set of 10 Homemade Ice Pop Molds: Food Grade Silicone, BPA-Free Popsicle Moulds with 50 Popsicle Sticks, 50 Popsicle Bags, Silicone Funnel, and Cleaning Brush (Pink) by Madison Dickinson

A fruitless search for ready-made root vegetable popsicles in my small town and a desire to control the ingredients in other flavors (apple juice, orange juice, grape juice, peach juice and lemonade) led me to Find and order this form for popsicles. Reading the reviews and asking questions helped us be successful with our first pour/freeze as no instructions for use are included with the kit (set mold in a cake pan or other sturdy container before filling and during freezing, as the silicone wobbles and can easily spill when full; fill molds almost to the brim - within 1/8-1/4"; do not push popsicle sticks as far as possible or you will end up with a too short handle to keep it; freeze overnight - maybe at least 8 hours). It is best to order more popsicle sticks right away, as these should be thrown away after one use. Cellophane bags are included, but we store unshaped lollipops in zip-lock snack bags (long or wide, short zip compared to bag length) and leave the bags in the freezer for refills to reduce plastic. spend in vain. Very tasty and the finished ice cream looks just like it does in the supermarket. This mold is much simpler than the ones we used (tray of individual plastic molds with reusable plastic handles, over a dozen individual pieces in all that need to be stored together and washed before the next batch of popsicles can be made). ). The price is worth the investment, no more buying ice cream in warm weather and bringing it home only to find it has melted and lost its shape. Popsicles slide easily when made with the drinks listed above (I haven't made milk/cream popsicles so can't comment on ease of use of molds for them).