BAKHUK 2-Piece Ice Pop Molds with Funnel & Cleaning Brush - Green

Jaz: I made watermelon popsicles with no added sugar. Yum! Just the right size. Easy to clean.

United States on Jan 17, 2023

Chris M: Ok, I got these to have fun with the kiddos, but the smaller star shapes are super hard to get the pops out, unless you run under hot water first, and because they are thinner/smaller size, not as easy to clean. The regular shapes are easier to clean, and slightly easier to get pops out, but still have to run some under hot water to release. The handles for both are "ok" but not great, especially when trying to pull poos out of forms.

United States on Aug 24, 2021

Amazon Customer: I purchased these at a great price. They are a set of 2, so altogether I have 12 popsicle molds. They sit well in there holders. Easy to fill and clean. A small brush was included for cleaning. 👍🏼 They are all green colored. I thought they would be different colors. Not a deal breaker at all. The star shaped molds hold a little less than the popsicle shaped molds. Easy to remove as well.

United States on Jul 02, 2021

Amber: The size of popsicles is perfect and I like that I can make any flavor that suits me for much cheaper than purchasing ready make popsicles. The stand is also really nice. Once the popsicles set up I can remove the stand to save freezer space. The only thing is that the popsicles can be somewhat difficult to remove from the mold. We run them under hot water for a couple seconds first and then they come off with a little finesse.

United States on Sep 06, 2020

Agent_Cooper: I had an almost identical set to these that I received as a wedding present more than 20 years ago. Recently, the kids lost a couple of the sticks from that set and I was happy to be able to replace them with almost the exact same ones.

They are a perfect size (the star shaped ones are slightly smaller than the more square ones). The outer piece releases easily after a quick rinse with some warm water. And clean up is very easy...I just run some hot tap water on all the parts and call it good. I typically use the base only during the freezing process...once they are solid, I take all the molds out of the base and toss them back in the freezer so they take up less space.

If you are looking for a good popsicle recipe...try 1 (4 serving size) pack of Jello, 1 packet of kool-aid, 1 cup of sugar, 2 cups of boiling water and 2 cups of cold water. Mix the dry stuff together, add the hot water and mix until it's all dissolved then add the cold water. Then pour it into molds. This is as close to a commercially produced popsicle as I've found. My mom made these when I was a kid and my kids eat them every summer. (in particular...try grape jello and lemon kool-aid).

United States on Aug 02, 2020