🍦 PopsicleLab Silicone Popsicle Mold Set - BPA Free, Food Grade Ice Pop Molds for Kids - Homemade Popsicles, Ice Cream Mold - Includes Popsicle Holder, 50 Popsicle Sticks, 50 Popsicle Bags, and Funnel Review

I bought these molds because they were the cheapest molds that looked like they would do the job well. I ended up spilling cold water on them so they weren't hot like the instructions suggest because they melt a bit. You have to work a little to loosen them, but I've found that letting in a little air from the side makes them come out a little easier. Definitely a good buy.

Overall I am disappointed with this product. I will say that the silicone is strong and of good quality. It's easy to clean. However, I cannot remove the popsicle from the mold. I have tried different types of popsicles and recipes. I followed the user's advice of how to use warm water, shake it, pull on the mold so it doesn't stick, and push up from the bottom of the mold. Nothing seems to help me get the popsicles out of these molds.

This product smells like plastic! I read all the positive reviews before buying and I didn't understand. I'm returning because I don't think it's food grade silicone even though it's advertised. Even if that's the case, anything you put in here will likely taste like chemicals. It looks great but I would advise you to choose another product! In addition, the popsicle sticks came unwrapped and in no hygienic packaging. The recipes on the packaging do not list the number of ingredients, which…

I read the reviews and decided to risk this shape. I was very happy with it. Easy to clean, the flexible sides (combined with a quick soak in hot water to loosen things up) made removing the fizzes easy. There are no problems with using wooden sticks, they do not stretch. I also later cooked them to reuse, didn't really feel dishwasher safe. I saw some soap in the forest. Probably stupid, but that's my opinion, I prefer to cook them. With the thicker strawberry mix, there were no shape…

After reading many reviews on several popsicle molds, a common complaint is that the frozen silicone treat is difficult to remove. I'm here to tell you this is user error. No need to melt the popsicle or dip it in hot water or anything like that. Simply take the mold, NOT the stick, and twist the popsicle slightly left and right, which will quickly release the silicone and allow air to enter the mold. Release of mold and popsicles. Dead easy. This uniform is designed in Switzerland and made in…

GOOD PRODUCT! Much sturdier than the ice ball trays I just bought! If you're having trouble getting popsicles out of the mold, try using a silicone brush to apply a thin layer of coconut butter 🥥 to each cavity before pouring the mixture. Cooking spray would probably work just as well, but I chose coconut oil because I'd already used coconut milk in my chips, so I knew that if there was any flavor from it, it wouldn't be noticeable. LESS MORE! All it takes is a thin coat and it won't be…

We bought these because I couldn't find popsicle molds in local stores. My daughter wanted to make popsicles for her birthday so I did a little research and bought this. It's stable when full, but we put a pot underneath when putting it in the freezer because our freezer shelves are shelves and we didn't want the mold to tip over. Using the funnel took a bit of trial and error, but we figured it out pretty quickly - my 13-year-old was actually the one filling out the forms. Popsicles are a good

This product was recommended to me after looking for so many different popsicle molds. I wanted to buy one that was physically attractive, strong, durable, and easy to use. I want to avoid using plastic as it will stain and crack over time if constantly used to demould popsicles. much everything you need to make a legal popsicle. I was confused by the mini packs that came with them as they didn't reseal. the capacity of each individual popsicle mold as the dimension sheet for the entire mold…