I love this popsicle set. This is the frist silicone set I've purchased. Has nine sĺots with one piece sticks with handle. When putting in the freezer the mold does not bend and spill. Sturdy silicone mold.

When frozen the popsicle just slides out. Fast freezing. Clean up is easy just rinse out or put in dishwasher. Kids and I have made juice, fruit, yogurt, ice cream and pudding popsicles. This Silicone popsicle mold is fantastic.

After washing it, I waited for it to cool down and then I poured Silk Chocolate Milk into the moulds. The sticks were easy and don't really make a mess unless you overfill them. Yes, the more you put in and then add the stick, the stick displaces the liquid.... (Remember 3rd grade Science class.) After that, I placed them in a deep dish food container and then placed them into the freezer. I left them overnight as it was late when I made them. They came out beautifully!! I did have to tug gently at the sides and then push up from the bottom to get it out but it's fine. The mould goes back to how it was with a little push back.

The only thing, I don't know why it really didn't come with instructions (ie cleaning, or correct placements). Also, it said to put them in the refrigerator, not the freezer. If you put them in the fridge, they won't freeze. THEY GO IN THE FREEZER!

One last thing, someone mentioned they need a "drip catch" well, if you eat them as ice cream and not lollipops, you'll have no trouble. Mine, even with Silk milk instead of yogurt-based concoctions, hardly melted. Overall, they were delicious and I DO recommend them!

These are great for the kids. They come with a funnel to make it easier for kids to fill them. My only complaint is they're a bit flimsy after filling so it can make transferring to the freezer a challenge. Overall, we like them.

This allows me to make my own freezer treats for myself and my little dog. It allows me to use recipes with out added Sugar. It is re-useable and saves me buying by the box over and over.

I had searched for something like this for a long time. It is easy to use and clean, makes the perfect size popsicles and is a great foodie gift. We make a batch every three days or so. Make a healthy version of your favorite treats. Seems durable and is fun for kids to see how the treats come out!

Freezes pops well, and most importantly, releases it well by pinching bottom, front and back, of pop mold. Easy enough to wash too. It IS flexible, so I put a cutting board under it to load it into the freezer. I remove the cutting board after the pops start freezing.

Sticks break so easily. Hoping to get more but can’t contact the seller. Please help.

These do exactly what they're supposed to. They're flexible silicone, so you can pop them out. I rinse the bottom outside under cold water for just a second, sideways with the sticks away from the water. They slide right out. You could also set it out for a minute, or pop them out by pushing up. I find it easier to loosen them first though like any frozen product.

I see reviews about them being hard to move. Well, if you're careful I've had no issue in a smaller freezer placing it on a flat surface. In our newer freezer with more space I just use a small tray. If they were stronger and thicker, it would be harder to get them out of the mold to eat. That's just silicone kitchen product common sense. I don't expect my silicone baking dishes to not sit on a tray, so why would I expect that for a popsicle mold?

Overall, a decent product. The popsicles come out of the mold nicely. It is easy to fill the mold. The size is reasonable, maybe a little on the small side. With the base attached to the stick, it's a little hard to eat when you get to the bottom of the popsicle, but i think thats how most popsicle molds are. It takes some practice to get the fill level right, so that the popsicle is flush with the base. But it works good overall!!