Popsicle Molds with Sticks Ice Pop Mold for 6 Pieces, BPA Free, Homemade Frozen Dessert Reusable Easy Release Ice Pop Maker (Green)

Hold up well in the feeezer..

Seven year old granddaughter wanted to make popsicles. This set of forms does the job perfectly! She and three year old grandson filled the forms with orange juice for half of the forms and cranberry juice for the others. Young children are able to handle these without problems!The only concern is that it took two weeks for the forms to arrive from Australia. Otherwise, we are very happy customers with cold popsicles in hand on a 102° day in Texas!!!

I didn’t like too much, my popsicle stayed stuck inside and it’s a bit complicated to wash, but I’ll try again soon. For the price it’s ok

These make wonderful fruit pops. i love the bottom "tray" as it prevents drips.

they are great my girls love making our own Popsicle

I had hope to get a simple, cheap popsicle set like I had had years ago. This was more than I intended to pay but...what the heck, at least it'll be what I want. It arrived...was fancier - with little pedestals to hold the molds upright. I found it hard to insert the mold forms into their little holders..and -when one went over- it took out the entire row (spilling everything).After several uses, I decided they were more trouble than just freezing a treat in the ice tray and retired the set into the 'nether regions, of my cupboard. Sorry....was not pleased.

I make my family healthy popsicles all the time with these, we love them!

Very good

So I haven't used anything like this since I was a kid. These work in that they are a fairly simple idea. Fill them up and leave to freeze. There are some thoughts from having used them several times though.• Fill them up, but not *too* full. The tops will displace some liquid.• If you have a lovely organised freezer, and have room for the base, then it's great. If you have food in there from 2006 and everything is crammed in, like me, then the tray might not be as useful!• Having said that, the lid does form a fairly good fit and is good at preventing leakage.• if you fill fairly close to the top, and squeeze the sides until the top is on, then this minimises any gap at the bottom.• They need a little warm water to release, but they're not particularly hard to get out.• G&T lollies sound amazing, but they end up just being icy shards. Still worth trying... But frozen yoghurt was far better!Overall? No smell, or weird taste. No cracks or breakages. They work well and have been used.

So easy to use, works just perfect!I have now used it numerous times, made banana and blueberry smoothly, and freshly squeezed oranges with strawberries and also cherry and orange juice and it is just perfect. It stays firm on the stick and the handy lid underneath prevents from dripping. Absolutely love them

Super easy to use, the tops don't click on but they do feel pretty secure. I like the tray for holding the ice lollies and catching any drips from overfilled moulds. The handles hold onto the ice well, and catch melting drips.Removal depends on what you've frozen, milk and juice needs a minute under warm water but I did pepsi lollies and they came out easy.I would also recommend a good scrub before using. I rinsed them out, but the first batch still had a strange plastic taste - but it stopped after washing with some soap and vinegar.It is quite tall, I find it easiest to put the tray in the drawer first then slot each lolly in without having to tip them.Hoping I'll save lots of money not buying ice lollies from the shop.

I made fresh fruit lollies via my nutribullet! Now I no longer have to spend money on lollies with lots of added sugars or preservatives, in packaging that can't be recycled and I can have any flavour I want. You do need to have a freezer that has a decent depth bottom draw. Also after taking it out of the freezer run it under the tap or give it a minute outside otherwise it is tricky to slide them out.

Great lollies but v difficult to get into freezer without spilling liquids everywhere. Needs to be 5-10 mm shorter so they don't catch on the freezer shelf above.