Acorn Popsicle Molds Set of 6 for Homemade Sorbet
Summer afternoons go faster when a pop is already waiting in the freezer. Six acorn cups, a tray that keeps them level, and lids with stick guides turn fruit and yogurt into pops the kids will want to make themselves.
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Summer afternoons go faster when a pop is already waiting in the freezer. Six acorn cups, a tray that keeps them level, and lids with stick guides turn fruit and yogurt into pops the kids will want to make themselves.
Make cute acorn-shaped homemade popsicles and sorbet at home
- store-bought frozen treats cost too much
- plain popsicle shapes are boring for kids
- freezing molds need a stable base to stand upright
Homemade sorbet pops that make summer feel like a treat
Store-bought novelties are pricey and plain. Fill six acorn molds with fruit, freeze them upright in a stable tray, and hand out cute homemade pops.
Built to stand up in your freezer
- Stands upright in the freezer
The brown tray has a recess for every cup, so each mold sits level while the mix firms up. Fill the tray, set it in the freezer, and the pops freeze straight instead of tipping into each other.
- Sticks that stay put
Each lid has a stick guide hole, so the stick starts centered before the mix sets around it. Seat the lid firmly first, then push the stick through the guide. The acorn-cap top sits neat on the outside.
- Acorn shape, real fruit
Six acorn cups turn plain fruit and yogurt into a shape kids spot from across the kitchen. The pops show smooth frozen layers of color, including a strawberry slice set inside one of them.
Fill, stick, freeze, and repeat
- 1Fill the cups
Pour fruit mix or sorbet base into each acorn cup. Leave a little headroom below the rim, since the mix expands as it freezes.
- 2Seat the lids
Press each lid down firmly until it sits fully on the cup. The first few can take a little patience.
- 3Insert the sticks
Push the stick through the guide hole in the lid. Doing this after the lid is seated keeps the stick centered.
- 4Freeze upright
Set the cups in the brown tray so each one stands in its own recess. Leave them until the pops are fully firm.
- 5Unmold and serve
Run warm water over the outside of the cup for a few seconds, then pull the pop out by the stick.
Six acorns, one tray, one squirrel friend
- Acorn mold cups×6
Soft matte cups in mustard, cream and chocolate brown
- Acorn lids with stick guide holes×6
Each lid guides the stick straight into the mix
- Popsicle sticks with acorn-cap tops
Acorn-cap tops sit neat and line up easily
- Brown base tray×1
Cup-holder recesses keep every mold upright in the freezer
- Squirrel decorative piece×1
A playful character accent for the set
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The molds, lids and sticks are PP plastic with a soft matte finish. The base tray is brown and holds the cups upright. The item number is 0582.
Freeze until the pop is fully firm, then run warm water over the outside of the cup for a few seconds before you pull. Frozen centers hold their shape much better than soft ones.
Yes. Each cup sits in its own recess on the brown tray, so the set stands straight in the freezer and the pops freeze level.
Six cups, so one batch fills six pops. Each of the six lids has a stick guide hole for its own stick.
One batch gives you six pops from fruit and yogurt you likely already have. Across a summer of hot afternoons, the set replaces a lot of boxed novelties, and the molds are reusable every week.
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