Popsicle Silicone Reusable Cleaning Healthy Review

people! If you're thinking of getting one of these Goooo's for that! This one was cheaper but already had some good reviews. I'm so glad I chose this one, it's a lot cheaper and it's the same brand and exactly the same...an amazing thing really! Just made organic vanilla yogurt with frozen strawberry puree. So good, my kids loved it! Now I'm going to make chocolate ice cream, I love this thing! Also very easy to use and pull out, cleaning is a breeze. Act!

I like the concept, but the execution is a bit more complicated. They work well and are easy to fill and freeze. It's a little difficult to get out, but if you pour warm water on them, they'll come off. I actually squeezed the end and pushed up to pop the click out at the top! I love the bags and the twisties that go with them. My suggestion would be to try different recipes and methods to see what works for you. I'm already working on some recipes and methods to make it work.

To be honest this is awful. We've made vegan ice cream with it and it's literally impossible to get it out of the molds. I even made a small cut with a knife to loosen the filling and they still won't pull out. Total failure of our small business. I have more pops to freeze and can't even delete them. Strange. Thank goodness I only bought one, otherwise I would have been even more annoyed. these things are garbage. Don't buy if you don't want a headache. We buy stainless steel. worth twice as…

Popsicle cup design flaw: too unstable to fully lift without spilling the contents. This silicone mold needs a rigid base to prevent the mold from sagging and the contents from spilling out. Popsicles are also difficult to remove unless you pour warm water on the bottom of the mold or thaw 10 minutes before removing the popsicle on the counter. Save money and buy a popsicle mold with separate, removable, sturdy containers. Flexible silicone just isn't made for popsicles.

I'm trying to figure out how this product got out of concept and even less into production. Why then, after one production cycle was produced, was there a second at all? I've been making popsicles since they made it with Kool-Aide in those metal ice cube trays in the freezer, so let's just say I have some experience with this stuff. The only feature of these metal ice trays was that if you walked very slowly you could get to the freezer without spilling liquid. Now imagine that instead of rigid

Unlike stainless steel versions which cannot be removed. That works great! I made a batch of Koolaid and reduced the amount of water by 1 cup to make the flavor stronger. I froze them overnight and the next morning I was so impressed with how easy they were to remove. I recommend leaving the stick about halfway down, otherwise there's nothing to hold on to. It was easy to remove. I pressed and released the top of each one and they popped out. I don't know if it works with ice cream, but it…