5 Silicone Ice Popsicle Maker Molds with Attached Caps | Squeeze Pockets Ice Pop Mold

Bought these to make yogurt pops, but once frozen, it's really hard to squeeze them out.

PROS- great size, material, attached lids; easily washed. No stray partsCONS- awkward round shape when eating, 'sticky' push-up, then pops free, stays loose; leak risk.I recommend the acrylic stand, available separately, to reduce squeezing while filling, and leaks due to handling or awkward placement in freezer - once the pops are filled and frozen, the pops can be stored loose and the stand can be reused for the next batch.Definitely use water rinse/bath to get the push-up started (silicone is not very responsive to body heat from your hand). Be careful to avoid having frozen pop fly right out of the mold, continue slippery-ness.IF the lids were more secure, I'd say Squeeze Pockets would be great for hand-filled pudding, applesauce, yogurt or jello. WITH the stand in use at all times (without subjecting the lids to traveling or lunchboxes), this might be still a good spoonless use.I've tried a number of pop molds, and really wanted to use a wood-stick setup, however - although it has more parts to keep track of, and I don't need a new stand for every set of molds - I am going to use the Zoku classic pop molds fairly exclusively, anyway. They warm in the hand, have a nice shape, and stay-put on the stick.

They hold less liquid than expected, but that's no biggie. You have to prop them up in a cup when freezing (doesn't come w/that) or liquid spills out - lids are not air-tight, and water expands as it freezes. The popsicle doesn't squeeze freely from the silicone until the silicone is warmed wither with warm water or your hands. The lids broke off pretty easily. We still use them, but we'll be looking for a similar better product soon.

I wish these sealed a little tighter. I feel nervous about lunch box mishaps!

They don't close as tightly as I hoped, won't hold pb safely.

Gotta love something that gives you an economical way to eat something that is healthy, tasty and easy to prepare. These popsicle tubes do just that. I love replacing store-bought popsicles that are usually loaded with sugar with my own fruit juice popsicles. Yes, natural fruit juice still has sugar but not of the type and quantity of store-bought "candy-popsicles." There are larger popsicle molds out there. If you like your popsicles at a fairly moderate, healthy portion size these work great. I love the fact that the lids are connected to the molds. I don't have to match up lid and mold- they are already connected. The molds are in fun colors and were definitely economical. Enjoy the healthy snacks you get from these.

These are probably good for freezing, but it doesn't look like the lid will stay on for transport. Won't hold liquids or yogurt to be sure!

These aren't really what I expected. The popcicle is really hard to get out and it's not good for little ones.