200 PCS BPA Free Ice Pop Pouches with Funnel - Pop Mold Bags for Yogurt, Ice Candy, Ice Cream Party Favors Review

This is great! I started making natural ice cream during quarantine and this is the perfect size! Remember those freezer lozenges that came in a mesh bag when you were a kid? It's like a beefy version of that. Definitely more, but not too much. Sometimes you have to make sure you zip it all the way up, but it really isn't that bad. I recommend simply cutting off the top to open. I've never managed to unzip it when it's frozen. Although it is very easy to unzip! I only review what I really like,

Bought for fundraising. They don't tear easily like the other brands I've tried, but we still used scissors to open most other types. I like that they don't have the brand name on them. These lick, but everything I've tried licks before they freeze. The zipper just isn't waterproof. When you make 100 pieces at once it can be a ridiculous mess! Solution: Store them upright in nut jars or similar until frozen, then lay them flat. Recipe idea: Use organic fruit juice with pieces of real fruit. Our

I was very excited when they arrived. I opened the bag and began to prepare the "popsicles for adults". You know, the kind with alcohol. At first I couldn't use the funnel that came with it, so I had to buy one that would fit in my pocket. The included hinged one further collapsed. So I filled them in, leaving enough room at the top for extensions. I finished filling and sealing and then placed them in a 2 gallon ziplock bag. I made sure the popsicle bags were sealed tightly and also the…

I made schnapps out of it! They were easy to fill for the most part. I used my own funnel but it comes with it. They weren't easy to open, but I was able to use my index fingers to open them. I filled with about an inch or less of various drink mixes, and they capped easily to prevent leakage. I immediately put them on their side and no leaks. Get stuck in the freezer and be a happy party guest. I can tear them apart with my teeth, some with my hands, but it's almost impossible to unzip a…

I bought these pouches to make small heat sealable packages of various condiments and snacks for lunch while camping. I can confirm that the type of plastic they are made of is identical to what you will find at your local grocery store. This means they can be easily sealed with a hair straightener. I seal my bags with a hair straightener set to 280F and it takes a split second to seal. I've sealed liquids, peanut butter, jelly, butter, fruit, nuts, various powders, and a whole host of other…

This is the second set of popsicle bags I've ordered. The first set (of a different brand) - zippers didn't work on more than half. Well, that means when I opened the packaging so I could pour the liquid, the zipper came undone so there was no way to reseal it. Of course, I had no intention of ordering this brand again. I've used about 3/4 of these 200 and haven't had any problems with zippers on them. Although I think they hold the same amount of liquid as other brands, they are slightly…

Those leaks. I tried filling a few of them with plain apple juice, sealing them and they all leaked. Terrible mess and terrible waste of money. In addition to the apparent effectiveness of the product itself, they are not as easy to use as you might think. much too long. You really have to stick nails in to try and open it. Then because the plastic over the zipper is too long, the funnel (which comes with the bags) doesn't fit properly and can't go deep enough to secure it. in place while you…