HopeFULL Silicone Popsicle & Cake Pop Mold Freezer Tray (Orange)

4.5 stars. would be 5 if it had a lid or silicone handles or sticks. Perfect size for my 2 year old. I make fruit pops from actual fruit instead of just juice so she gets the fiber and micronutrients instead of just the sugar. I blend in some organic cold processed whey protein and the fruit masks the taste extremely well. Just run a little warm water over the bottom and squeeze from the bottom to pop them out. It took me a little practice but I have big dumb animal hands.My next endeavor is to try to mix vegetables in somehow. Something other than carrots because carrots are pretty high calorie for a veggie. Maybe something like rhubarb. If anybody has a recipe for something like that I am all ears!

These are more toddler sized popsicles, but I actually like that. Just be aware when you're ordering.They work great, but it's really hard to get the popsicles out of the mold. Maybe there's a trick to it that I'm not getting. I often end up breaking off the tip or smoothing the tip so the popsicles are all messed up looking

I was looking for silicon Popsicle molds and thought I'd give this a try. Really wish I hadn't purchased it at all. It really is more difficult to get popsicles out of these molds without squishing them or making them to soft. I honestly wouldn't freeze baby food in them either. Just a pain to use and store in freezer. I'd rather freeze my babyfood in spoonfulls on a tray, scrape them off and toss them in a bag when frozen for storage in the freezer Far more quick and efficient than using this.

Got this to make bulletproof coffee ice cream fat bombs. Work great. Nothing sticks to it and pops come right out. Insert wooden sticks into each after it starts to thicken up. This gets a lot of use at our house.

Like that this is silicone. A little difficult to get the pops out of here, but overall, a good product.

These are wonderful! I'm going to order a second one. I like that the portion size is small so experimenting with interesting flavors is not wasteful. My niece loves making her own popsicles. A+ ...love the silicone texture too, very easy to extract the popsicles once they are frozen and then clean it for the next batch.

These are great! To end up with upright popsicle sticks, just fill the molds, put them in the freezer, and set your timer for one hour. The popsicles will be semi-frozen, and you can add the sticks then. I find everything about these molds appealing, from the color to the shape. Oh, and the price!

They work good, be sure to use warm water to loosen them up to get them to come out. Also don't forget to get popsicle sticks.