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Chicken-Shaped Ice Pop Mold Set for Homemade Popsicles

Chicken-Shaped Ice Pop Mold Set for Homemade Popsicles
Chicken-Shaped Ice Pop Mold Set for Homemade Popsicles
Chicken-Shaped Ice Pop Mold Set for Homemade Popsicles
Chicken-Shaped Ice Pop Mold Set for Homemade Popsicles
Chicken-Shaped Ice Pop Mold Set for Homemade Popsicles
Chicken-Shaped Ice Pop Mold Set for Homemade Popsicles
Chicken-Shaped Ice Pop Mold Set for Homemade Popsicles
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TypeKitchen > Frozen Treat Molds > Ice Pop Molds
Product categoryIce tray
MaterialPlastic
Cavities per tray4
Tray optionsFour grids, six grids
ComponentsIce pop mold trays, chicken-head pop shells, red sticks
Style: 4 grid
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Four chicken-head pops per tray turn plain yogurt and fruit into a snack kids reach for. The stackable ribbed tray freezes steady, and the red-handled shells pop out clean once firm.

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Description

Four chicken-head pops per tray turn plain yogurt and fruit into a snack kids reach for. The stackable ribbed tray freezes steady, and the red-handled shells pop out clean once firm.

Adorable chicken-shaped ice pops that make homemade frozen treats fun

Solves
  • boring store-bought popsicles
  • need for a fun way to get kids eating fruit and yogurt
  • messy freezing without a stable tray

Turn Fruit and Yogurt Into Pops Kids Actually Ask For

Before: plain snacks that end in a fight at the table. After: a freezer full of cute chicken pops your kids reach for on their own.

Four Chickens, One Very Happy Freezer

Circular framed shot of two pop trays with multiple chicken-head pops

Four Chickens per Tray

Each tray holds four cavities, and every one forms a chicken head with a glossy red comb. Coral, pink, peach and blue pops line up together, so a batch looks like a little flock. Kids notice the character before they notice the fruit inside.

White four-cavity tray beside separated pop shells and red sticks

Steady in the Freezer

The ribbed white base holds the tray steady, and the trays stack so you can fill more pops without a spill. Each pop stays upright while it freezes, which keeps yogurt and purée where you put it. Use the trays with you already own, or keep this set on its own.

Four pastel chicken-head pop shells lined up with red handle sticks

Pop Out Clean

The pop shells are removable, so a finished pop slides out of the shell instead of fighting the mold. The red sticks have ventilated holes that grip the frozen pop. Let the pops firm up fully, then ease the shell off the stick for a clean pop.

Pick Four Grids or Six

  • 4 pcscavities per tray
  • 6 pcsgrids in the largest tray
  • 3 pcscore components in the set

Fill, Freeze, Pop Out in Minutes

  1. 1
    Fill the cavities

    Pour juice, yogurt or fruit purée into each chicken cavity. Fill to the top of the head and leave the comb clear so the shape stays sharp.

  2. 2
    Seat the red sticks

    Insert a red handle stick into each shell. Push it in firmly until it sits level. Small hands may need a steady grip on the tray.

  3. 3
    Freeze upright

    Set the tray flat in the freezer on its ribbed white base. Stack trays if you need the room, since the base keeps each one steady.

  4. 4
    Release the shell

    Once the pops are fully firm, ease the removable shell away from each pop. Pull the pop out by the red handle for a clean release.

Everything You Need for Pop Day

  • Ice pop mold tray

    White ribbed base, four-cavity layout in the four-grid option

  • Chicken-head pop shells

    Removable shells with red comb tops for easy release

  • Red handle sticks

    Ventilated holes along the stick for a firm grip

The Plate Comes Back Full

Hand holding the four-cavity white tray with scalloped cups

The Plate Comes Back Full

Plain fruit sits untouched at snack time while the freezer fills with sugary store pops and drippy homemade attempts. You are stuck choosing between what the kids will eat and what you want them to eat.

Glass pitcher pouring amber liquid into a chicken pop tray beside fresh fruit

A Chicken Changes the Answer

Pour in juice or yogurt, add a little fruit, and the same snack comes out as a chicken with a red comb and a red stick. Kids who ignored the bowl will pick up a character. The shape does the persuading.

Tray of colorful chicken ice pops on a wooden counter with a hand selecting one

Pop Day Starts Tonight

The tray stacks, freezes upright and releases clean once the pops are firm. A low-cost set turns an ordinary afternoon into a snack worth waiting for, and you can start the next batch the same evening.

Characteristics

Main
TypeKitchen > Frozen Treat Molds > Ice Pop Molds
Style2 options
Details
Product categoryIce tray
MaterialPlastic
Cavities per tray4
Tray optionsFour grids, six grids
ComponentsIce pop mold trays, chicken-head pop shells, red sticks
StyleCreative trend

Reviews

Questions and answers

Is the plastic food-safe, and what should I keep out of it?
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Wanelo · seller

The mold is sold as food-grade plastic, made for juice, yogurt and fruit purée. Keep it to freezer-friendly mixes. Avoid heavy chunks of fruit that can jam the cavities, and fill to the top of each chicken head, not past it.

Will the chicken pops release cleanly, or stick in the shell?
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Wanelo · seller

The shells are removable, so the release works in two steps. Let the pops freeze firm, then ease the shell away from the pop. Pops that are only partly frozen will stick, so give them the full freeze before you try.

Should I buy the four-grid tray or the six-grid tray?
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Wanelo · seller

Choose four grids for a small household or a single snack session. Choose six grids for a crowd, a backyard afternoon or a classroom batch. The trays are compact, so both fit a standard freezer shelf.

How do I clean the trays and sticks?
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Wanelo · seller

Rinse the trays right after use while the purée is still soft. Wash the shells and red sticks in warm soapy water, then dry them fully before you store them. Pay attention to the vent holes in the sticks, since sticky fruit can hide there.

Can I use only yogurt and fruit, or does it need a sugar syrup?
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Wanelo · seller

Plain yogurt and fruit purée freeze well on their own, so no syrup is needed. If the kids want more sweetness, a spoon of honey stirred into the mix is enough. Store leftover purée in to use the next day.

Is this better than a basic silicone ice pop mold?
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Wanelo · seller

A basic mold makes a plain pop that kids ignore. This set gives you a character for every cavity, a ribbed tray that stays steady, and sticks that stay put. It is reusable, so the cost per pop drops with every batch compared with buying store pops each week.

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