Bangp Popsicle Molds 6 Pieces,Silicone Ice Pop Molds BPA Free,Homemade Popsicle Maker,Reusable Easy Release Ice Pop Maker for Kids,with 50 Popsicle Sticks and 50 Popsicle Bags(Blue)

These are well made and work quickly and wonderfully!!!

Fun set of popsicle molds made out of bright silicone give you all the extras to make your summer food days fun. I made a recipe of sweetened condensed milk w/ coffee, just to try the recipe in these, and while it took over a day in the freezer for them to get solid, I was pleased. They include a set of sticks, so once you've filled the molds and put the top on, the sticks will stay in place. There are also bags included which I haven't used yet, because I'm keeping the uneaten one's in the molds. I tried them after 4 hours of freezing, but they had only crystallized, so I had to wait a full 24 for the freezing solid to happen. Hubby used a knife to get them out of the molds, because just squeezing and pushing them didn't work. Not sure if that would be the case with any ingredients you use, but it was with mine. There was no off-taste, even though I did not wash them before using. I had waited too long to try this recipe! I would say there is no release rate, as a knife had to be used, but I don't think most ice cream/popsicle recipes involve condensed milk, which may be stickier than most other items. Might work better if just using water and lemon juice, stuff like that. I find them very durable, and am looking forward to years of use. You get 6 in the box but they are all together in the ad, as you can see in the photo. The silicone is soft, so theoretically you should be able to get them to release. We just couldn't. Maybe there is a sweet time spot between 4 hours and 24 hours where they've be easier to remove. I've only used them once so far, so I'll write back if I conduct more experiments with other ingredients. I'm happier with this set than with my last, and love that I can store them in the box when not in use. "A" quality item.

I got this after seeing a neat recipe for fruit creamsicles, and have been pleasantly surprised by how easy it is to use. I've made popsicles from fruit juice & fruit punch, and strawberry creamsicles (equal parts Greek vanilla-honey yogurt + strawberries, maybe a little sugar) with it so far; just run cold water over the bottom and flex-twist them back-and-forth a little to loosen the popsicle and you'll be fine. The one flaw I am noticing is that if you are not careful, the lid looks like it might eventually break during removal. It shows white strain marks around the raised popsicle-stick holders if I don't slide something under it (a finger, another stick, etc.) to give them support when I'm pulling it off a bit at a time. I also highly recommend getting one of those thick bottle brushes if you want to make popsicles, as they are narrow enough that getting anything else in there to clean them will be really difficult.

I like that they include the stock and have a place for them in mold. The bags are a nice touch but haven't used them yet. Nice size and easy to fill & store.

These are so great! It makes it easy to just blend up some fruit and freeze them in here. Because the container is bendable, it makes it really easy to remove the popsicle. It also has a clean design so makes it really appealing and makes you want to make healthy popsicles, if that makes sense lol

I got used one. Need to rinse with cold water before remove them. Good size.

These popsicle molds were perfect! I made espresso martini pops and my guests were thrilled with the idea. I made two batches to make sure I had enough and there were none left at the end of the evening. The molds were easy to use and easy to remove. I was happy that extra sticks were included so I didn't have to search for new ones.

I love this popsicle maker! The pops come out easily, it’s nice and compact and stays standing up in the freezer. Cover = no ice burn. It is a nice quality, easy to clean. Cellophane wraps are a nice touch.