🍦 Zipzicle Bulk Pack Popsicle Mold, 100-pack: Create Clear and Delicious Frozen Treats! Review

They are strong and easy to fill with a funnel. I used an Icicle brand silicone collapsible funnel which is very easy to keep clean. I made some fun flavors like Berry Mint Mix, Kiwi, Pineapple, Golden Milk, and Banana Coconut. I look forward to trying some adult beverages - margarita, sangria, cosmos, etc. I didn't use a meter, but I was very lucky to estimate the amount of filling I would need.

They are slightly wider than is comfortable for children and adults. The zipper on it is a good idea for the freezer prep and freezing steps. We cut off part of the zip for the grandkids as it wasn't easy to pull out the contents. Fun idea and great to use our own quality fruit and juice in the recipe. We washed one, small berry seeds stuck to the zipper. They need improvement to make them great 5 stars.

"Hello. I have three liters of yogurt that is about to go bad. do you want that?" YES! We blended yogurt with frozen fruit and some sweetener in a blender and filled the mixture into pouches. Kids have been snacking on frozen yogurt granola ever since! These sleeves are easy to use and work best on pants, if you are trying to use some kind of popsicle. We just put it in a zip and unzipped it in the freezer. Light minimum! No leakage!

Bought these to make delicious ice cream. Work as promised - just fill them up and freeze them. One in five testers leaked, but I think it was because I drank too much to never get cold (it was a Negroni #1). But if you have a mix that freezes, you should be fine. Ideal for cocktails using a non-alcoholic mixer such as Jack and Ginger Beer or Vodka and Sprite. A funnel isn't strictly necessary, but it can be a nice addition. I was fine with a measuring cup (with a spout), but a funnel would be…

I bought an ice cream cone from this brand and another to compare the quality. These are durable quality bags with a good zip closure. The pockets can be easily closed with a zipper and easily filled; I particularly like the clearly visible filling line. HOWEVER, they leaked a little at the top, though only when I held them upside down, not much when just laying them on their side. (The other brand dripped a lot more!) When I found that both brands dripped a little, I decided to freeze…

I thought the idea was great! Unfortunately, many packages leak in the same spot after freezing. Obviously this is a disadvantage as it is the very spot that leaks in every package. Some bags have a weak spot in the same spot but won't leak if you handle it very carefully. You shouldn't fill them up to the fill line, but slightly below because when the liquid freezes, it expands, making the top almost impossible to open. I prefer to use scissors and just cut off the tip. You should freeze them…