🍦 120 BPA Free Disposable Ice Pop Mold Bags with Zip Seals | Freezer Tubes for Healthy Snacks, Yogurt Sticks, Juice & Fruit Smoothies | Ice Candy Pops with Funnel | Includes 2 Pack Ice Pop Sleeves Review

The concept is good, but nothing more. It has a zipper and is difficult to open (I think due to production), you need small fingers. Filling is easy with a funnel. Close the bags, lay down several layers, slowly flow out of each one. I was expecting a few but each pocket leaked. The bags in the upper container were different fillings that did not differ from each other.

These things are magic. They make me feel like a kid again but in a grown up way. I bought these packs and made a freezer just to see how it works. Then I made a ton for the upcoming gig. Thanks to the funnel everything is SO easy to fill! Seriously, amazing purchase - I will definitely be buying more!

This product is worth the money, but it is cheap and leaks. You can't use them without licking. We even raised them up, but they're still licking. Not worth a dime when they leak that much. It's also very difficult to open to pour juice. If I could give up stars I wouldn't even give 1 star. I had to clean more than enjoy them for the kids.

Great ice cream cones for making popsicles for camping, horseback riding etc. It's very easy to make a bunch of different flavors and ends up being MUCH cheaper than buying ready made popsicles . Encouraging people to eat the lightning popsicle instead of ripping off the top will make it strong enough to be reused, making it even better and cheaper!

I noticed that they leaked out as soon as I filled them with liquid (just below the full line) so I set them to partially cure and then put them down to flip to freeze them completely. . Cut off the top, slip it into one of the included sleeves and enjoy a delicious homemade soft drink during our heatwave. Love the sleeves and the included funnel. If they could fix a leak when filling so they could go straight into the freezer I would give five stars.

you have a fill line and if you overfill it the bag will rupture as it expands as the liquid freezes. I actually fill them below the fill line and have never had a single crack or break. I've used it to make alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks and every time I've done it there have been no leaks. What I love about them is that they close. So if you don't finish them, you can just zip them and save them for later. A funnel definitely helps with filling, and pouches help keep fingers or hands…

In theory, that's great. You need very little to fill. It's not difficult, it's just a process. I'm 5 and it took me a good 15 minutes. Just be prepared to devote a good hour to this task if you want a decent surplus of pops. Also, they lick. I don't have puddles yet, but as you can see in my video, as soon as you put them down, they start leaking. My thought is that I'll start filling them less so they don't put more pressure on the gasket when freezing and make a mess in my freezer. 🤷🏼‍♀️…

I have struggled with a low carb diet and these are the perfect portion packs for dessert. They are beautiful, flat and stackable. I love that they have zippers and tabs on the side under the zipper so they can be easily ripped open. I find that the extra plastic can be sharp around the edges, but trimming the top of each side with scissors solves that problem or just pushes the pop out far enough that it's not a problem. I just use my hands for a minute to warm up the pop, work it all over the

. They are made from thick, durable plastic and the zips are strong and ideal for an individual portion of yoghurt. If you plan to use popsicles for water or juice I suggest freezing them zipper side up in a freezer safe cup/container to prevent spills, but be aware that making multiple popsicles will take longer Freeze stem in a container. OVERALL REVIEW: I have used about 15 water and ice juice bags so far and 3 of them unfortunately had leaking zippers when used for this purpose. It's 20%…