Chuzy Chef Popsicle Molds Set - 6 Pack Bpa Free Silicone Ice Popsicle Molds Green

This is one of the most durable popsicle makers/molds that I have come across over the years. I am extremely pleased.I love several things about this set. One of my favorite things is that you don't have to put all of them in the freezer at once. Each mold comes out of the base. Two, after you freeze the Popsicles, you can take them all out of the base and stack them in the freezer until you eat them. Third, they are durable and don't Crack. Cheap plastic cracks when frozen. When I take a popsicle out of freezer, I just hold my hand around it for a minute and it releases the popsicle from the mold.Fourth, they are reusable over and over. This should have probably been number one. Fifth, I could go on and on, they are easy to clean.. I use these to freeze nutritional power smoothies for my Mama. She does better eating g the popsicle rather than drinking the smoothie.

These popsicle molds are a find!I looked at all the options on Amazon (many!) and couldn't decide. Like other reviewers, I grew up with the Tupperware molds and was looking for new molds that were sturdy, yet easy to use. So I picked these.I've been using them for a few weeks now, and am very happy with the molds. Easy to clean, easy to fill up, and they stay upright nicely in their tray in the freezer.Recommended!Oh, and I've been experimenting with a couple different combinations of ingredients. Photos are attached. We love using nonfat vanilla yogurt, layering it parfait style in the molds, with fresh fruit from the farmers market.... strawberries, cut in small chunks layered in vanilla yogurt. I thin the yogurt with some coconut water - this makes it easier to maneuver it into the molds - then add as much or little fruit as you like.Yogurt & strawberries, yogurt & fresh peaches just coming into season, raspberries .... yum! You don't need any sugar....Option #2, I juice some oranges, add the pulp and cut-up pieces of orange or tangerines (if you can get them, Pixie tangerines are awesome for this). If you can find blood oranges, add a couple to the juice or cut up pieces for a beautiful reddish blush to the fruit pops. It doesn't need anything else, just juice & orange pieces! Experiment with whatever you've got available. Delicious & healthy!

This is the perfect mold design for making your own yogurt or ice cream pops. I did have a problem with one of the tops. It will not fit properly into the bottom of the mold. Also, for what this is, I think it is a little overpriced.

They’re nice that they separate but the stand isn’t super sturdy so when you first put it in the freezer with liquids, you do have to play with it a bit to make sure the molds stay upright. Since the mold is hard plastic it’s a bit hard to get the popsicles out but running under hot water does the trick. I got these for price and the reusable sticks concept but I do kind of wish I went with soft silicone molds for easier use. But these work!

This product is absolutely amazing!! at first i was skeptical of buying it because I was going to purchase those bags that you fill juice and freeze it but i didn't trust that it was bpa. Plastic bags are not bpa. I came across this product and I LOVE IT!! i actually made jello in here, then i added organic juices. My 2 year old went nuts and kept opening the refrigerator to have the Popsicle, but you have to wait until it is completely ready or you will have trouble pulling the handle to remove it from the container!!! after 4 hours when I opened it , the Popsicle was frozen and ready to eat!!! definitely recommend!! shipped fast, no issues!! loveeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

I was not happy when I could no longer find my favorite brand of sugar-free ice pops so I decided to make my own. I found this one. Once it arrived, I hand-washed it & filled it with my favorite sugar-free fruitpunch, lemonade & cherry flavors (makes 6 pops). I really liked the sturdiness of the tray & molds. The handle/drip tray snapped easily in to place. No mess walking it to & placing it into the freezer. Didn't take too long to freeze. Removed one ice pop from tray in freezer & could easily pull the pop out of the mold after running it under cool water for <10 seconds. Plan to try different flavors and textures (low to no carbs). I think the price is very reasonable and it produced a decent pop. I would recommend!

Just bought these July 5th made fresh popsicles and went to take it out of the freezer and each one was cracked throughout the pop down the sides from just being frozen. These don't close well and do not stay on the tray. I ended up throwing them out! Very disappointed!

These are great! When I first got them, I cleaned them with a long brush. They are such a great size. I like that they’re not too big or too small. They’re also very sturdy when you pop the molds onto the base. I thought maybe they would tip over as I filled each mold, but they didn’t! I also spilled a lot of the juice onto the base, so when I was done, I just poured water over the entire molds and base. I was so surprised that the molds still didn’t pop off:)! I would totally recommend!!