🍨 18-Piece Classic Jumbo Ice Pop Mold Set by U.S. Kitchen Supply: Reusable for Extra Convenience Review

I bought these for an after school program I was teaching. We used them to make popsicles with juice and sliced fruit. They worked very well and didn't overflow. To get them out we had to hold them under warm water for a few minutes and then they jumped out! We've had a couple of these where the stick was pulled out and the popsicle left in the box, we put it back in the water with the stick for another minute and then we were able to shake it on the stick and we're fine with it . They're…

This ice mold set (comes with three sets of 6 molds each) is great for making multiple frozen treats with different flavors at once, or gifting a set to a friend or Family member. OR just use a set of 6 shapes - unless grandchildren and great-grandchildren are coming. I made all 18 with different flavors and ingredients. (You will need to organize the space in the freezer so that the trays can stand upright until the cereal is frozen). When I freeze, I put the granola in gallon-sized ziplock…

No doubt designed by the ice maker. I think that even children can be shown how to make ice cream out of it. The only downside I see is that the bottom isn't particularly big or wide for doing some fancy designs and stuff like that. I agree as I only need the basic pouring recipe. (My recipe is at the end if you want a simple one.) They have all the important qualities: 1. The floors snap into the base very well. The top fits the bottom perfectly - this takes practice; You'll need to balance…

It's amazing! Especially for the price; good value. I think I bought 0.5 sets? I love variety. Some useful tips: 1) Before pouring into molds, make sure each shell is firmly fixed in the shell. Press hard, wiggle a little: It will grab your ice cream, but you'll need to look at the top to make sure it's laying flat. After doing this for all 6, I double check by pressing on them with my hand to make sure they are on the same level. If you do this, you will have very few rollovers, if any. 2) The