🍦 Silicone Popsicle Molds - 6 Pack BPA-Free Ice Pop Moulds for Homemade Popsicles, Reusable & Easy to Release - Green Review

Love these. You'll have to submerge the bottom of the popsicle a bit to pull it out, but it's not difficult. I've made so many different lollipops since I got them and it allows me to have sweet treats without indulging in unhealthy desserts.

Subtle molds for homemade popsicles. Good portion for kids. Comes with a small brush. The only downside is the molds will absorb any fruit/juice you put in PLUS the smells from your freezer. I had them right next to the baking soda, soaked in soap and still can't get rid of the smells.

Easy to clean in the dishwasher. Freeze after 4-6 hours. Simply come out without running water by pressing the silicone on each side of the popsicle. Reusable plastic chopsticks hold up well. Too bad the popsicle holders didn't have a drip tray. It's also easier to transport a filled popsicle pan and put it in the freezer without spilling anything when there's a small hard tray/bowl underneath.

There was no indication of how much to fill it up or the best way to clean it etc but my kids and I managed it after a little practice. It's quite difficult to pull out the popsicle after it's done because you can't just pull the stick or it will pop out. You just have to pull out the entire container. But overall it's great. We use it all the time and it's very easy to clean.

I wish I had to say this, but I had to throw them away. If my 2 year old daughter found out she would be devastated because she was totally in love but WOW the smell. I've used them three times and out of the blue to make popsicles (not sure if it absorbed the fruit juice smell?) but there was this unholy rotten, chemical fruit smell that the dishwasher couldn't remove. I had to throw them away. It was so bad that it made me nauseous. So sad.

When I opened it the chemical smell was sooooo strong. Thought to return. Then I decided to leave it in water with vinegar and soda for a while. The smell didn't really go away, but I decided to make popsicles anyway. The next day they took it out of the freezer, it didn't smell at all. The popsicle didn't smell either. I think it takes time for the smell to dissipate. Otherwise it works great. It is easy to pull out if you gently press the bottom and open the hole. With a little push from…

I've used a $3 TJMaxx hard plastic container popsicle mold with great results. I was looking for more and was excited to try the silicone style. #1 it's not in a clamp and is quite wobbly #2 the little handles have to fit in somehow but they just kept floating and immortalizing the dirty top #3 won't come out unless squeezed even after putting it under hot water has come. That being said, I intentionally make creams, not popsicles, and perhaps this style is best suited for actual popsicles. I…

This is a great product and I am so glad I bought it! I love popsicles but I don't like how sweet they can be when bought from stores etc. This mold set is perfect. I pour tea, freshly squeezed juice and other mixtures into molds and they turn out so delicious. I love that the popsicle holders are reusable. I was also able to get the pops out without dipping the mold in warm water, but my partner says it gets easier if you put it in warm water first. A good buy for those who like to experiment…