Cartoon Popsicle Mold Set for Homemade Frozen Treats

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Cartoon Popsicle Mold Set for Homemade Frozen Treats
Cartoon Popsicle Mold Set for Homemade Frozen Treats
Cartoon Popsicle Mold Set for Homemade Frozen Treats
Cartoon Popsicle Mold Set for Homemade Frozen Treats
Cartoon Popsicle Mold Set for Homemade Frozen Treats
Cartoon Popsicle Mold Set for Homemade Frozen Treats
Cartoon Popsicle Mold Set for Homemade Frozen Treats
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TypeKitchen & Dining > Ice Molds & Frozen Treat Tools
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Make a batch of cartoon chick popsicles on a summer afternoon with fruit, yogurt or juice, and skip the store freezer case. The hexagonal tray keeps eight pops upright while they freeze, and the grip-hole sticks make them easy to pull out. It is the kind of project kids want to help with all summer.

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Make a batch of cartoon chick popsicles on a summer afternoon with fruit, yogurt or juice, and skip the store freezer case. The hexagonal tray keeps eight pops upright while they freeze, and the grip-hole sticks make them easy to pull out. It is the kind of project kids want to help with all summer.

Make adorable cartoon popsicles at home in a fun, kid-friendly shape

Solves
  • store-bought popsicles are expensive and full of additives
  • popsicles tip over or spill in the freezer
  • hard to make cute frozen treats for kids

Make cartoon popsicles at home that kids actually love

Tired of pricey store pops with long ingredient lists? Fill eight chick-shaped molds, stand them upright in the tray, and pull out homemade treats your family will ask for all summer.

Eight pops that stay upright in the freezer

Chick molds standing upright on a tray with sticks placed

Pops that stand straight

The hexagonal tray holds all eight molds upright while they freeze, so the pops set straight and nothing tips over on the way from counter to freezer. You do not need a flat shelf or a stack of paper cups. One tray keeps the whole batch in line.

Three chick molds with winking faces and blue and peach antennae

Cartoon shapes kids request

Each mold is the same chick with pastel striping in cloud white, peach, mint and butter yellow, so the set looks like one matched family. Kids pick their favorite face and make a beeline for the one with the wink. The tray looks good on the kitchen table as well as in the freezer.

Inside of a chick mold showing the stick and grip hole pattern

Release that doesn't break

Split the chick mold open and the pop comes out whole, with the stick held by grip holes near the top. If a pop grips the mold, run warm water over the outside for a few seconds. The first pop of a batch can take a few extra minutes, so give it a moment before you pull.

From pouring to popping in four steps

  1. 1
    Fill below the rim

    Blend fruit with a little yogurt or juice and pour it into each chick mold. Stop just below the top edge, because liquid expands as it freezes.

  2. 2
    Insert the stick

    Push a stick into each mold so it sits centered in the mix. The grip holes near the top give your fingers something to hold later.

  3. 3
    Freeze upright

    Set the tray flat on a level freezer shelf and leave the molds in place until the pops are frozen solid. Plan on several hours.

  4. 4
    Release with warm water

    Run the outside of the mold under warm water for a few seconds, split the chick open and pull the pop out by its stick.

Everything you need for a full batch

  • Cartoon ice pop molds×8

    Chick design in cloud white, peach, mint and butter yellow

  • Cup bases×8

    Seal under each mold so you can fill without leaks

  • Hexagonal freezer tray×1

    Holds all eight molds upright in the freezer

  • Popsicle sticks×8

    Plastic sticks with grip holes near the top

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Is the plastic safe for food and for kids?
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Wanelo · seller

The molds are made from PP plastic, a polypropylene commonly used for food containers. Kids can fill the molds, push in the sticks and choose the fruit. An adult should handle the warm-water release.

Do the pops come out of the molds easily?
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Wanelo · seller

Most do. Split the chick open and the pop slides out by its stick. A pop that grips the mold can take a few extra minutes, so run warm water over the outside for a few seconds and release it gently.

Does the tray fit a standard home freezer?
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Wanelo · seller

The hexagonal tray holds all eight molds upright and takes up a fair share of a shelf. Measure your freezer shelf before you buy if space is tight. One owner with a small apartment freezer found the tray covered most of a shelf, so plan the spot before the first batch.

Can kids help fill and release the pops?
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Wanelo · seller

Yes. Kids can choose the fruit, pour the mix and push in the sticks. The pops come out best once they are fully frozen, so the release step is easiest with an adult.

Is this worth it compared to store popsicles?
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Wanelo · seller

One batch makes eight pops, and the molds are reusable, so the cost per pop drops with every summer you use them. Replacing a weekly run to the store freezer case with a batch at home also means you choose what goes in. If you want frozen drinks too, the collection has options.

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