150 Pack Popsicle Bags, Ice Pop Bags for Kids Adults, Disposable Ice Popsicle Molds Bags with Funnel for DIY Healthy Snacks, Yogurt, Fruit Smoothies

I’m learning how to make better popsicles ; it’s best not to make it with a powder that tends to settle at the bottom. I may try to do that one again with a little coagulant to keep it together, like gelatin. I like being able to choose whether or not to break it out, but admittedly it takes longer to open the ziplock and to clean it. I think these are excellent starter pops wraps for those recipes you’re not sure of. The wrapper tends to bite back, so careful with the angles.

These are great. Filling them can be tricky and I don't waste my time with funnel. Can be hard to open the zip lock at top. Making your own Popsicles is more economical and gives you the power to control the sugar content. Not to mention you can make your own boozy favorite. Can buy that at supermarket. Get creative. I like making latte Popsicles and Pina colada.

For the most part they worked well. Some did leak and some were hard to open. We did make wine pops for a birthday and most came out great.

Bought these to make healthier popsicles and yogurts for my kids.

As hot as this summer has been so far the kids are always asking for popsicles. By making them they get the fruit, hydration, great taste and a quick cool down. These squeeze tube are perfect-I am ordering my second set and they are easy to make and fit perfectly in the freezer. Whichever fruit is ripe and sweet is what I buy. Blitz in the blender, add a bit of juice or water if needed and make the pops. The first question they ask is “what flavor did you make”. They really are great!

Hard to fill. I like the seal, worked perfectly but the narrow opening (even with a funnel) was not easy to use

Grandkids are so very happy!!

Love these popsicle bags! After reading a few reviews about how hard they were to open, I was a bit hesitant about purchasing them but it wasn't as hard to open as I anticipated. Sure, it takes a little prying but I prefer a tighter seal than one that might leak during the freezing process. That being said, I spent a little time unsealing a dozen or so bags prior to filling them which made the process run quicker and smoother. I’d suggest placing a few bags in a tall cup to make pouring less messy. Once you’re done filling and sealing the bags, leave them upright in the cup and place them, cup and all, into the freezer which allows for a perfectly and evenly frozen popsicle!