Silicone Ice Pop Mold With Cartoon Shapes and Sticks
Fruit or yogurt pops come out of the freezer as cows, bears and ladybugs, not plain icy sticks. This silicone mold holds three cartoon cavities, and the soft matte silicone lets each pop slide out with a gentle press. Rinse it under the tap and it is ready for the next batch.
Read the full descriptionDescription
Fruit or yogurt pops come out of the freezer as cows, bears and ladybugs, not plain icy sticks. This silicone mold holds three cartoon cavities, and the soft matte silicone lets each pop slide out with a gentle press. Rinse it under the tap and it is ready for the next batch.
Fun cartoon-shaped homemade ice pops in a 3-cavity silicone mold
- store-bought frozen treats with artificial ingredients
- boring plain ice pops
- making kids' frozen snacks at home
Homemade pops kids actually light up for
Plain icy sticks are the summer default. Pour in fruit or yogurt, freeze, and pull out cow, bear and moon shapes that make every hot afternoon feel like a treat.
Cartoon shapes that turn pops into characters
Cartoon shapes that kids ask for
Cheese wedge, cow, ladybug, bear and moon cavities turn plain fruit or yogurt into characters. Fill them with silicone popsicle molds style batches and the finished pops look as playful as anything in the freezer aisle.
Soft silicone that releases easily
The matte silicone flexes, so a frozen pop slides out with a gentle press instead of a tug on the stick. Freeze until solid first, then ease each shape out one cavity at a time.
Rinses clean under running water
Hold the tray under the tap and the cavities clear in a few seconds. Set it on the rack and it is ready for the next batch before the kids finish the first round.
From fruit juice to finished pop in four steps
- 1Fill each cavity
Pour fruit juice, blended fruit or plain yogurt into each cavity. Leave a little room at the top, since liquid expands as it freezes.
- 2Add the sticks
Push a white plastic stick into the center of each cavity, then set the tray flat in the freezer.
- 3Freeze until solid
Give the pops a full freeze. A half-set pop is the usual reason a stick slips or a shape breaks on release.
- 4Release by hand
Run the mold under warm water for a few seconds, then flex the silicone gently and ease each pop out by the stick.
Characteristics
Reviews
Questions and answers
Yes. The soft matte silicone flexes, so a frozen pop slides out with a gentle press. Freeze until fully solid, then bend the cavity rather than pulling the stick.
They sit firmly in each cavity once the pop is frozen. Give them a full freeze before you lift, since a half-set pop is the most common reason a stick slips.
The tray is made from silicone, and it is meant for freezing fruit juice or yogurt pops at home. If you need food-contact wording for a school or business event, check the packaging before you use it.
Yes. Fruit juice, mashed fruit and plain yogurt all work. Leave a little room at the top of each cavity, because liquid expands as it freezes.
The mold is reusable, so each batch costs only the juice or yogurt already in your fridge. Over a summer of hot afternoons, that replaces repeat trips to the freezer aisle for character pops.
Similar products
See all