KitchCo Silicone Ice Pop / Popsicle Molds – Flexible & Durable for Mess-Free Freezing & Easy Cleanup (Set of 8)

I purchased this last summer in anticipation for making frozen treats for my kids. I was actually very excited when I ordered it, and quite pleased by the product's appearance and quality when it came in. The colors are as pictured and I think quite reasonable for the price. So, I went ahead and made a fruit smoothie and poured some of the mixture into the molds. I made a mistake at first by not leaving enough space on the top for the lid so when I had to put it on, some of the mixture oozed out. You have to leave about an inch of space so you can seal it tightly and so that the liquid has enough room to expand when it turns to solid. I stored the molds upright in the freezer since storing them flat makes the liquid go to one side only. Although the kids enjoyed the frozen treats, I don't like the product overall. It doesn't control the mess the kids make while consuming the popsicle and the residue left on the bottom afterwards is hard to clean. Good thing I have a tiny brush for cleaning baby bottle parts, as it does its job removing any leftovers stuck and hard to reach. Otherwise, if you don't clean the molds good, they'll turn moldy. I stopped using this product after few times 'cos I find it's a lot of work to wash and clean them. However, they make great teething tool for my youngest who enjoys biting them. My other kids also love playing with them, so I guess I didn't waste money after all.I prefer using plastic ice candy maker for making ice pops from now on and I like it since they are disposable and are much easier to use.

My kids were so excited to get these and to make our own popsicles. We made coconut popsicles this time and they were delicious. The molds are pretty, bright colors. It took very little trial and error to know how full to fill them so that the lid will fit securely. I would love to have some sort of coordinating tray or something for them to stand up in, though, instead of just having to put them wherever in my freezer. So overall, I like them, they worked great, but I do they they are a bit overpriced.

I made lemonade pops for my 10 yo granddaughter and showed her how to make them. A big hit. I shared half the pop holders for her to take home (she picked all her favorite colors of course) and make some herself and I have them for her when she visits. The holders are so well made and fit anywhere in the freezer. The lids are nice and secure; no leakage. Easy to use and clean.Be sure to leave some apace for expansion before putting the lid on. Have Fun!

How fun are these reusable silicone Ice Pop (push up) molds? We threw (everything organic): Frozen Strawberries and Bananas with some Vanilla Yogurt (plus a bit of sugar) in the food processor and filled these molds. They came out great! YUMMY!! Very creamy and delish!We found that if you kind of twist them as you press on the bottom, they "unstick" from the sides of the mold. They also release from the heat of your hand holding it.We are going to try pureed fruit (berries, watermelon, 'nanas etc) without the yogurt too, as well as clear liquids (Juice, Sweentened Iced Tea, SODA!!) next!!!This really will cut down on our Organic frozen treats bill which was becoming ridiculous (being organic they were 4 for $5!! or more!) Now they are a few cents!

1 star for this reason only: These molds, though truly wonderful (5 star), do NOT hold as many fluid ounces as item description says they do. It is definitely less. As we are customers who bought these pop molds BECAUSE they were described as holding 3.4 fluid ounces, we are surprised and disappointed by this discovery. Of course our disappointing discovery was made only after they were delivered, unboxed, washed, dried, and used - long after returning them would be reasonably convenient. Shame on you for putting us and other customers in that frustrating and disadvantaged situation. My careful measurements (using both digital scale and Pyrex fluid measuring cup) tell me that if used as instructed, these popsicle molds hold between 2 and 2.25 fluid ounces. The only possible way they would hold 3.4 fluid ounces is MAYBE if they were filled completely to the tippy top with fluid AND their upturned lids were filled to the tippy top with fluid, and then they were frozen with lids off - and they would definitely overflow while freezing. As this is definitely NOT the way anyone makes popsicles, the 3.4 fluid ounce description becomes FALSE ADVERTISING if used for popsicle molds. In my opinion this should be corrected, so that your company remains in integrity (assuming you are!). Thank you for listening.

These are a great product but have a bit of a down side in how they stand up. I use the wire rack and slide them in, but that can be a it problematic too. Also you have to let them thaw just a bit before you can squeeze out the Popsicle. Both not huge issues, just good things to be aware of and I might even get a second set

We were thrilled to get these for school lunches. We could make and freeze smoothies and yogurt and put them in the lunch box for a nice treat. The only concern is that the tops pop off fairly easy and can make a mess in a lunch box. We simply put them inside a ziplock to ensure containment if the top pops.

I really wish the lids would screw on. They pop off too easily when you first fill them with liquid. Also I'm not fond of how they have to lay down in the freezer. They really need to be able to stand up on their own (without purchasing a separate item that holds them up). Laying down takes up too much space in my freezer. Plus having the lids easily pop off especially while laying down is frustrating. However I do love the concept and they're easy to use once they're frozen.