L ku Set of 4 Stackable Popsicle Molds Sticks Lids Homemade Freezer Ice Pops Frozen Snacks Flexible Platinum

Works great to make popsicles for the summer! Very easy to dislodge and clean. It is on the smaller side. Mold is of high quality using thick silicone. Great colors. Just be careful not to throw out the stick or the lid! Read more

Quality little molds for frozen creations with adjustable and reusable sticks. These are easy to fill and simple to de-mold and dishwashersafe, but they are VERY child sized. Read more

I really like the size and flexibility of these ice pop makers. I mix up a batch of filling in my bullet blender and it just about perfectly fills the 5 molds. Individual molds are easier to fit in my freezer than a block of pops because I can stack them or spread them out if the freezer is full. Cleanup is easy, I hand wash with dish soap and air dry. If I had one complaint, I think the sticks are a little short. It takes some dexterity to un-mold the pop without touching it. If the stick was a little longer, You’d have more to hold onto while peeling off the mold. Read more

I love these molds! While they are more expensive than many others on Amazon, their design and function make it worth the investment - and I even bought another set right after my first pops came out of the freezer. I’ve been having a lot of fun experimenting with new flavors. The attached photo (left to right) shows pineapple, honey maple vanilla with mixed berries in Greek yogurt base, and saffron peach with macadamia milk. I’ve also enjoyed making (and especially eating) cashew-based concoctions. My favorite so far: fill 2/3 of the mold with cacao mixture (soaked cashews, cacao, vanilla, monk fruit), and top off with a layer of puréed raspberries or strawberries. Very rich and satisfying for a chocolate craving. While a high-speed blender like the Vitamix will do an amazing job of mixing it all up, a simple stick blender also works and is much easier to clean. You just need to work at blending a little longer to make sure it’s smooth. PROS: 1) They are large. 2) They stack in the freezer, saving space. 3) It’s very easy to remove the individual pop from the mold. No hot water necessary. Just peel back the flexible silicone at the top of the pop. 4) Easy to clean. CONS: 1) Expensive 2) At this price it would be nice for a set to come with extra sticks. Read more

Looked for a long time to find a silicone popsicle mold that was made with quality silicone and not made in a factory in China. This was the only product I could find not made in china (I believe it said made in Spain) so I was very happy. They are a bit smaller than expected but perfect for making mini popsicles. Read more

They work really well. I’ve used them several times. Very easy to use and clean. The only issue I have, the sticks get lost very easily. Be careful if you have a garbage disposal! Read more

We eat LOTS of goat milk yogurt pops around here and these are the very best molds ever ! Each holds 2 1/3 oz. Fill only to MAX line, it's small but it's there. Make sure stick is in first before pouring and voilá.. yummy well shaped popsicles. Not too big not too small IMHO. Another thing I like, is that you don't have to run warm water over them and risk melting your long awaited sweet treat. Just peel like a banana right out the freezer. Tip: Yogurt pop recipe: (cliff notes) 1/2 gallon homemade Yogurt 2 10oz bags of frozen fruit (1.5 - 2cups of sugar, simmer, use hand emersion blender to smooth & thicken, add vanilla extract & few tsp of lemon juice) If seeds, strain.. add to yogurt (hot or cold works fine both ways) I also add homemade goat milk sweet condensed milk to finish off sweetening to taste. Just hand mix in with spatula. Pour, freeze & ENJOY😋 Read more

We love these molds they work perfect and super easy to use, wash, great quality, they stack so there is room for storage, the shape and size are right! We love it! Read more