Kitchen Einstein Ice Pop Popsicle Molds, Yellow - Set of 6

Like others here, I also did not receive the item I ordered, but some sort of knockoff version called Groovy Pops. The plastic on the base seems a little flimsy - would not have paid as much as I did for these, but we are keeping because my kids spotted them and were so eager to make Popsicles. Our first batch is in the freezer, we will see how they do.

Works perfectly!You just need to rinse the molds under warm water and the icepops come right out.These were just what I wanted, and I used them weekly.It's a nice way to have juice as dessert. :)Don't use sugar-free juice, though - the pops are nothing but ice and not very pleasant to eat.I use real juice, and they are perfect.

Such easy Popsicle molds. I have tried so many others and these are the ones I have been hoping to find! A little warmth on the outside after freezing and they pop right out. Easy to clean in the top rack of the dishwasher!

These worked perfectly for making my own frozen yogurt pops. I liked them so much that I ordered a second set. the size was exactly what was specified in the recipes I use.I run the pop under hot water for 30-45 seconds and the cover slides right off.

They did everything I expected them to do. The only reason I don't give them five stars is because I just don't enjoy making my own popsicles as much as my wife does.

These Popsicle molds are easy to work with! They are a little smaller than an average ice pop but make a low-calorie, tasty snack!

Great molds. Have to work at getting some of the handles to seat but not a deal breaker.

Happy with this.