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Question: How stable are the molds are in the holder when you move them?  I bought another similar Tovolo and ended up with juice all over the floor.
Document: I just received these popsicle molds a few days ago, have never used the frozen smoothie popsicles...a few minutes ago the whole set fell on the floor, and every single mold broke....do not buy these!I went to Target and bought two less expensive popsicle molds, about $3.00 each, much better, more stable, more flexible plastic. Popsicles release easily.
I began my search for this product on a whim in anticipation of a long hot summer. After looking at similar items, I bought 2 sets and I am extremely happy with these. The TOVOLO popsicle molds are very well designed in that they snap together and form a tight seal after filling. The tray hold the molds snug and is very stable in the freezer. All parts are easy to clean. TOVOLO offers other designs in different colors and I chose this one because it is the simplest design.1) The popsicles are LARGE (but not too large)!
I love these ice pop molds. I've been experimenting with different ingredients since I've bought them. They're easy to use because they snap right into the holder when you are ready to pour your ingredients in them. The lids easily snap into place. They say they're &#34;BPA free&#34; too. They make adult sized treats. I'm going to buy another set.
I bought these Tovolo Groovy Ice Pop Molds as a way to get a refreshing cool off with my morning juicer. For the most part they work fine. I juice through my blender and then pour into the mold and freeze. Typically the next day or so I take it out and eat as a snack or whatever. The complaint that I have is that the mold cover is not easy to remove and the mold itself is pretty wide so I have to eat this on the side sides first. I also noticed that most of the juice ends up at the bottom of the base - could be my issue with the juicing part so I will play around more with that.
The first time I used these it was for jello pudding pops and it was a huge disaster. Even after running them under hot water they would not come out. I thought this might be my wrong doing and not the fault of the product. I tried them with juice and still had difficulty getting two of them out and two others broke quickly off the stick and smashed onto the floor before melting. The stuck parts were hard to get out the way the base is shaped. The third try and I had issues with 2 out of 6 again and gave up.I had no problem with the replacements that I bought at the grocery store that were a rounder shape, so while it might be me or my freezer I must say there are better options.
My fiancee are both on similar diets. We are not eating carbs or sweets. We created an &#34;ice cream&#34; of our own and these are great Ice Pop Molds. I actually need to order another six so we can have more than one flavor at a time in our freezer. I've only recently purchased a few items from Amazon for our new home and thus far I am very pleased with all of them and their user friendly website and the prices too!
I was tired of trying to find ice pops that have no artificial dyes/flavors in them so I bought these to make my own with real fruit juice. They are easy to fill, sit nice in the holder and all you have to do to get them out of the mold is run them under hot water for a little bit and they slide out perfect every time.
The Tovolo pop molds are great -- nice size (perfect for adults), removable stand a plus, easy to fill, sturdy 'stick', easy to remove the frozen treat -- the only reason I downgraded one star is that the mold breaks if dropped when frozen! The very first time we used them, one dropped on the floor and the mold broke -- I now have an extra insert and no mold. However I was prepared as I purchased THREE sets and have already recommended them to friends.
I have been using this popsicle mold set for about 6 months now and I absolutely love it! I primarily use it to make popsicles when I accidently make too much of a smoothie for my children. Here are all the things I love about this mold:- The no-drip design actually works! My 2 year old can walk around the house with a popsicle and it doesn't drip on the floor.- It is easy to clean. Just stick the mold in the dishwasher and it comes out looking like new.- I love how each mold is not connected to another one.- The base works great and the popsicles don't tip over when in the freezer.- If your child only takes a couple licks from the popsicle and then decides that they don't want it anymore, you can just put the plastic mold over it and put it back in the freezer.I would recommend these popcicle molds to anyone!
I've used several ice pop molds over the years, and up until now I thought Tupperware's pop molds were by far the best. These Tovolo molds lack the ability to replace either the cap or the handle (they are one molded piece) but the plastic used in the cap/handle and the mold is easily the best I've ever seen for pop molds. It's too early to predict how well these will actually hold up after dozens of freezings and thawings, but if the quality of materials is any indication, they should last a long, long time.One month later:While I still think these are overall the best pop molds I've ever used, I did discover one thing about them (the hard way, naturally): don't drop them on anything hard (i.e., a tile floor) after they've been in the freezer for a day or more.
Answer: I would say that they are at least as stable in the holder as any other type, perhaps more so. I've used others before and you have to be careful will all of them. I think these are pretty stable but I found that you do have to be sure and push them down into the base firmly to be safe. Hope this helps.