Fox RunFrozen Popsicle Maker Ice Pop Mold, with 24 Sticks, BPA-Free

This is my third or fourth set of popsicle molds, and it is by far the best one! The aluminum frame give sturdiness, but the food does not come in contact with it. I love the traditional popsicle shape, too. I have frozen one batch and taken the popsicles out (just a few seconds dipped in warm water and they slip right out) to store in zip bags while I get ready to make another batch. When the grandkids come, I will be ready! Also, I can enjoy them myself anytime I'm feeling need for a refreshing treat!

I just started making my own juice/frozen fruit pops because I was disenchanted by the amount of sugar added to all commercially bought pops. This tray is amazing! It didn't come with any instructions, but I found some sites online (www.peoplespops.com/) that will give you hints. And not that I needed any -- one quick dunk in warm water and they "pop" right out! They are the perfect size to store in the snack-size plastic zipper bags if you're not planning on eating them all right away.

I got this because I started a diet and quit after loosing 30 lbs.*every reader applauds* Something I dislike is that stick holder piece doesn't always fit the sticks provided. But when it does, you have to fiddle with the sticks for a while to make sure they are all upright, or all leaning one direction, otherwise its almost impossible to get your treats... Something I didn't know about it is if you leave it full in the freezer, and you remove the stick holder, its still really cold, and hard to get treats out of the mold. Not that I'm complaining about it just that I never made ice cream/ popsicles before.

This is not my first pop maker, but it will probably be the last. My first pop maker was a real disaster. The shape of the pops made it difficult to remove the pops first, then the 'reusable' plastic 'sticks' started to disappear, making the whole thing unusable. In contrast, this pop maker has angled sides that make removal easy and the wooden sticks can be thrown away or washed and reused. I bought a box of sticks and I don't care if the sticks get lost or thrown away. Also the 3 ounce size per pop is perfect. I have used these for mildly alcoholic pops and also for dessert pops. The whole family loves these.

I like the idea of being able to make healthy ice pops.The price was extremely high for this item. Target has it for more than half the price and no shipping!! But I found that out after the fact.I was also disappointed they don't put in a little insert with a few pop ideas.It came in a box with nothing else.First time I made pops, I must have filled them to high and was so hard getting them out!! These little tips would come in handy for people buying this for first time.Along with a few easy recipes to get you started. And for the price, they should also throw in a few more sticks!!I wouldn't recommend wasting your money on buying from amazon when you get more bang for less bucks elsewhere.

I bought two sets of these ice pop makers figuring that I would most likely use one and give one to a friend, no way! I love them, I make smoothies and freeze them I went on line looked up ice pop recipes and I use them all the time I have one set in the freezer at all times. Fudge pops, cream cycles, smoothies, you name it my favorite I made up was I made a vanilla milk shake with some Bailys Irish cream and OMG!! they are the best, and when I take them out of the molds I just run hot water down the sides of the molds and pull them out and they fit perfect in the little snack size Ziploc baggies so I can make more pops. The best part is I get to control what goes in them!!! fresh strawberries with some cream, no preservatives, no chemicals low or no sugar. Great deal saves lots of money on healthy snacks. More fun sharing the treats then giving away the extra mold not knowing if it would ever be used. One tip I learned after the first batch is before you put the pop sticks in the holes, hold it up against the outside of the mold and make sure it's about two three inches from the top of the ice pop, hold you thumb on the spot where the stick is at the top of the mold and insert till your thumb hits the lid also make sure it's in straight. other wise (like I did the first round) you may insert the stick to far in and when you take it out you have a short stick to hold on to your first bite is into the stick and it's lop sided. LOL but I learned quick!!

It's difficult to fill in liquid without spilling because the area on top has gaps from where the liquid would seep through. And after I removed it from the freezer the upper lid wouldn't come out because of the sticks and on top of that it gave me multiple cuts on my fingers. Extremely bad design.

In a sea of silicone popsicle molds, I wanted these because they match the molds I already have and am comfortable using. These are not flexible like the silicone molds. It is easy to run the molds under warm water to remove the popsicle and place it into a popsicle sleeve to return to the freezer for later consumption.

Eventually the lid warped but it was very good while it lasted. So much better than all the other popsicle molds I tried.I love this style over the ones with reusable sticks and individual covers. So much easier to clean and better results.100% recommend.

Buen podructo me gusto bastante sin duda alguna lo volvería a comprar

Es una maravilla. Mis paletas salen rápido, fácil y divinas. Los palitos de bamboo son resistentes así que los lavo y los vamos reutilizando. Una gran opción para los que buscan postres saludables y sin generar desperdicios plásticos.

I love it! It is so easy to make popsicle, especially healthy ones! It doesn't take long to make them and they freeze nicely in a few hours. Easy to clean too!!

Genial para hacer helado casero pero no pongas nunca el tablero de aluminio en la lavaplatos porque se arruinara.Entrega genial y sin problemas.