🍦 10-Piece Silicone Popsicle Molds Set: BPA-Free, Reusable, and Easy-Release Ice Pop Maker with Recipes, Cleaning Brush, and Funnel Review

As they were a lot smaller than the others I wasn't sure what I was going to get. It is great. Eskimo comes out easily. There is a lip along the edge to keep your stick in place and while they are flexible they still hold up well in our freezer. Eskimo great for kids and adults. Good grip, durable. I would definitely buy again.

Bought this over the summer and made delicious popsicles. I freeze them in a mold, then take them out with hot water and keep them in a bag as a popsicle filled mold takes up a lot of space in our crowded freezer. But adding surprises on top of the lemonade popsicles like fresh strawberries, blueberries, etc. makes gourmet popsicles at a very low price.

Everything is fine. Popsicle is pretty easy to take out, but it doesn't stand on a stand or anything stable, it's all silicone, so the whole tray is flexible/flexible... so it's quite a hassle to balance the tray by putting it in our freezer turns because the contents spilled. I think that's the price to pay for not using plastic. Although the popsicle stick in the kit is plastic.

I've been making popsicles for many years, I've had all kinds of shapes. It's amazing and worth every penny. Many plus points: 8 pieces, good size, not for children. Silicone is easy to clean and unlike a plastic mold doesn't break if dropped, yes frozen plastic breaks easily, I've broken a few. Cleaning brush, funnel and an extra "stick", at least mine. Highly recommended.

I had a hard plastic mold which was so annoying - you just had to melt the popsicle to get the frozen ones. It is great! Easy to clean and SO easy to get popsicles when it's done. I mostly make fruit with some yogurt and they get pretty hard and icy when fully frozen, but this mold gets them very easily. I would buy again if needed and would highly recommend to people looking to make their own healthy frozen treats.

I restrict the amount of carbs I eat each day. Making your own popsicles is an easy way to enjoy sugar-free. These are great mugs. They come with their own chopsticks and are all dishwasher safe. I make them with sugar-free powders like Country Time Lemonade. I mix aroma with twice the amount of water. Before I add the lemonade, I add pieces of fruit to make it fun without adding carbs. It comes with a recipe book that has a Nutella recipe I would love to make. Unfortunately too many…

I like that they are silicone instead of plastic. The tray has a little support between the cups but as mentioned it gets thin when full. My solution is to use the spinach container's plastic lid as a shelf under the tray when I put it in the freezer. As for pulling out the popsicle, this trick is easy as long as you remember that the bottom creates a suction zone. Peel the popsicle off all four edges one at a time and blow air through. Then press the bottom and the popsicle and silicone will…