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Question: Is there a trick to getting these out of the mold?  Could it be that I didn't fill them up enough or maybe I just haven't left them in long enough?
Document: These are excellent pop molds. About the size of a typical fudge pop, they are sturdy and easy to fill. They are a little big for little kids but otherwise excellent.An update:  I bought these molds for several friends. They all love them.Also worth noting is that the molds slip down easily, but securely, between the rungs on my freezer shelf. If I have just a little OJ left in the carton or a piece of fruit that is getting a little overripe, I'll often make one or two pops and just slip it between the rungs without using the mold-holder.
I like the idea, we make our own frozen treats and I wanted a bpa free professional looking pop mold, but they weren't the most user friendly for our family.Easy enough to fill, but they snap together so tightly that getting the pop unmolded was ridiculous. Even if I used a hot water bath or allowed them to sit a few minutes, the locking snap portion where the top with the prong and the bottom fit together do not easily come apart. Our son actually was struggling with his and tapped it on the sink to help the process along and it shattered, even after a few minutes out of the freezer.I really wanted to like these, but I cannot recommend them, they are just a pricey hassle.
The molds held up, though. :)I now release the popsicles a much smarter and gentler way. Instead of running the tap and wasting water, I just fill a glass 3/4 the way with room temp. water (doesn't have to be warm at all), and dunk the popsicle mold in. 45&#8211;60 seconds seems to be enough for the popsicle to slide out perfectly with minimal bending of the mold.The molds have also stood up to washing, although I do wash by hand, so it isn't subjected to long periods of hot water exposure in the dishwasher.
Maybe these should only be eaten shirtless? ?Still, I prefer this design better than just a stick alone that cannot be added to the pop until the contents are frozen enough to hold the stick in place. With this design, you put the sticks in right away & don't have to remember to add the sticks later. Also, I like the plastic sticks b/c I don't like the wooden stick taste. If I could give it 4.5 stars I would.
You will love these. There is only one thing you need to know. When you go to take one out , just run it under warm water for a few minutes, and have an adult take it out. It tales about 4 hours to freeze.Anyhow, I make pops maybe once a week. Its fun to make your own and control what goes into your body or your children's. I just put everything in my blender and it takes a little under half of a blender to fill them all. I always have a little left, so I pour into a plastic container and eat like ice cream, whenever the mood hits.
I bought a second set right away! These are so incredibly easy to use. The recipes that come with it are easy and quite yummy, at least the one's I've tried so far are. I only have two tips: don't fill them up 100% of the way, a quarter inch or so left of space at the top makes it tons easier to eat the popsicle. The other one is to at least rinse everything out right away, especially the molds. They could potentially be very difficult to wash.
Love them, they are nice size, you get a decent size popcicle. I made pudding pops using the cook style pudding. They came out great. I found the trick to getting the pops out, you have to use HOT water. Do not put them under warm water. Hot water makes the pop pull from the sides and then the center, they come right out with no problems and no melting. You can see when the pop separates from the mold. Just pull gently and there it is.
They work as expected and withstand the dishwasher without difficulties. I didn't give them 5 stars because they are pretty large, so you have to really want a full, bit popsicle or be willing to waste some of it (can't really partially fill them because the stick wouldn't be long enough) and because the once you get to the bottom of the popsicle, eating the very last quarter inch or so is made a LITTLE (not impossible by any means) more difficult by the rim of the plastic. Overall my husband and I are very happy with these.
These are great molds, BPA free, well designed, sturdy, good-looking, except they are.... huge!I read the review saying they are too big for small kids and I got them anyway, thinking, how big can they be? Answer: as long as my todder's fingertips to her elbow. If an adult had a popsicle this big it would be the size of a shoebox.Even if she could hold them, they need a lot of juice to fill, likely to melt (and make a large puddle!)
I bought these just in time for summer and I am having a blast coming up with new flavors to make. I love that I control the ingredients (Less sugar, real fruit, no HFCS or scary chemical additives!). I think the size is perfect for an adult -- might be a little big for a kid, though you could always just pour in less mix.The molds are a heavy-duty plastic that seem like they will stand the test of time. I've had no issues getting them clean -- really, it seems like a quick rinse is all they need.The only thing I'd warn you about: If you fill the molds too high, the mix will freeze into the lid/stick, and it can be tricky to eat that last little bit without making a mess!
Answer: Make sure they set up in the freezer for the recommended 6 hours, then run hot water over the mold for about 20-30 seconds per side, then just pull on the handle slowly but firmly and they will slowly slide out.