My family and I have several sets of popsicle makers/molds and this one is by far our favorite. The others are not seperate like this one, which can be a pain when trying to get one popsicle out. This one is awesome though! The popsicle molds stand up without budging on the tray. The caps snap on, but are easy to pop off. I run the pop under warm water for literally 5 seconds and it slides right out perfectly.
Here's a few of my family's favorite pop recipes.
Their all time fave is my fudgicles. They're are do simple and delicious. I use silk dark chocolate almond milk and I pop 10-15 mini ghiardelli chocolate chips (or 5-7 regular size choc chips),they sink which puts them on to the top of the pop. You could alternatively use whole milk with nesquik chocolate powder mixed in. I've also used chocolate oat milk which is a really yummy treat too!
The next on the list that is most loved, it strawberry Greek yogurt pops. Just throw a few fresh strawberries into some strawberry Greek yogurt (alternatively you could use any fruit and any flavor and type yogurt), blend until smooth and pour into your pop molds.
My 5 yr old daughter also enjoys just plain old water pops! Perfect on a sunny hot day when they've had enough sugar and need to hydrate.
We also like to blend fruit with juice. Our current favorites are ocean spray white cranberry strawberry blended with strawberries, and ocean spray white cranberry peach blended with peaches.
You can also use whole fruit blended. Our favorite is watermelon blended, and then I pop in several mini chocolate chips, and a few pieces of kiwi chunks. The chunks float and once it freezes, it looks like a slice of watermelon! To get the chips to disperse throughout, leave the blended watermelon chunky and slushy rather than fully blending it down to juice. My daughter loves any fruit popsicle I make (or any popsicle period!), But this one's definitely her favorite!
Another flavor we like is ice cream pops. You know when your pint or quart of ice cream starts to get little crystals on it and you usually throw it out? Well as long as it's not too old and has just a bit of freezer burn, you can make yummy pops. Just put a few scoops in your blender with enough half and half or cream or milk so it's a milkshake texture, blend and pour into your popsicle molds. It creates a creamy icey pop and you can even throw in a few chocolate chips, nuts, or any topping you desire. The topping will sink and when you unmold it , it will be towards the top. So don't put too much solids in , just enough to get a tasty popsicle tip.
There's also a simple way to make a double flavor pop. Fill your molds halfway with your first flavor, freeze them without the stick inside. A few hours later once frozen, add your second flavor, pop on the tops, freeze , and voila, a two flavor pop. You can also use this method to make the watermelon pops by freezing the watermelon slush first, then blending the kiwi instead of putting in the chunks as I described. Both ways give you a good result, but this method gives it a more definitive pink and green layer.
I put mine on the top rack of my dishwasher, and the stick part where the silverware goes and they cleaned up just fine in the dishwasher. No melting, however I wouldn't put them on the first rack. I'm not sure but from my experience plastic items like this melt on the first rack. I'm going to purchase another of these because 6 pops doesn't get us through the week . These mold are awesome and I definitely recommend.
I think my review is starting to get a little lengthy here. Can you tell I love popsicles! Lol
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Healthy and delicious snack
The new LEBICE silicone lid
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DIRECTIONS FOR USE STEP 1Cover each mold with a silicone lid. |
DIRECTIONS FOR USE STEP 2Put a popsicle stick through the slot on the silicone lid into the mold. Freeze! |
DIRECTIONS FOR USE STEP 3Hold the mold under warm running water for 15 seconds. |
DIRECTIONS FOR USE STEP 4Remove the silicone lid with the popsicle from the mold. |
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2 yr Old Gives Thumbs Up!!
My 2 year old went on a milk and veggie strike and asked for ice cream every day this summer. These Popsicle molds were the perfect trick! My kid unknowingly eats his favorites: "white ice cream" (milk and vanilla yogurt) and "green ice cream" (LOTS of spinach, banana and almond milk blend)So what if my kid gets to eat ice cream all summer long?! (Please don't judge!) The fact that he's eating all these greens and his needed dairy is AWESOME!! Ha! Move over frozen peas -- this is so much better!As for the product, the molds feel like they are going to last for a while. The tray holds the Popsicles well and I appreciate that it comes with a cleaning brush and pour spout, too!My only tip is to NOT fill the mold all the way up to the brim. The top/handle acts like a drip tray (and works well if you can catch the excess fluid before your child tips it out) and its difficult to get the remainder of the ice cream out of that handle.What does my kid think of it? Well, it's pretty obvious in the picture! Thumbs up (aka 5 stars), Lebice Popsicle molds!
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