Reusable Ice Pop Mold (20 Pack) with Funnel. Popsicle Maker Bags to Freeze Homemade Treats for Kids. BPA Free.…

These are GREAT!!!!. I was looking for a reusable pop in this style. My 4yo makes a huge mess with all Popsicle except the squeeze up tube styles but most of the commercially Popsicle available ones are full of artificial dyes, flavors, and preservatives.I tried several make at home products, the silicone style push-up ones and the disposable plastic baggies a couple different brands/styles) and those were a disaster. The disposables all leaked and the didn't push-up very well. The opening at the top of the silicone ones were so wide my kiddo spilled everywhere easily.These worked EXACTLY the way I hoped. Just like buying the commercial pops but without the artificial stuff and as an added bonus they're resealable. No leaks so far and no drips or mess.I was concerned that the zip top would prevent the pop from squeezing up or that it wouldn't seal all that well. Neither of these things were a problem AT ALL.There are two minor cons: 1) I wish they were a little easier to open (maybe new design with a a slight height variance to make it easier to pop open. 2) Drying can be challenging after cleaning. I wish I had my old baby bottle rack it would work perfect. I have been putting the handle of wooden spoons on them until they dry. Which works well enough.For me those two MINOR flaws are well worth it fir a product that does EXACTLY what it should and is VERY reasonably priced.

The max fill line is a nice feature to accommodate expansion from freezing without wasting space. They are relatively easy to clean because of their width and seams on the outside. They are a thick plastic that my children have not chewed through at all. The only downside I have with this product is the ziplock seal is very difficult to open after freezing. It has a strong seal, does not leak during freezing. However, trying to break that seal is difficult if you have large hands/fingers. Generally, we have to run the top of the ice pop sleeve under hot water for 20 seconds or so to loosen the top in order to get the seal to release. Maybe if you have the ability to use a funnel and freeze the pops upright so that no liquid comes in contact with the seal it would be more effective.

I have looked for HOURS trying to find reusable tubes and these are it!!!! I don't usually write reviews but for these I had to! I use ours for smoothies/yogurt instead of spending money on things like gogurts. I did use a larger funnel to fill the tubes because my product was thicker than juice. If you have a younger kid, it might be a little difficult for them to open because it does stay sealed so well. I had about two cups worth of yogurt smoothie in my blender and it gave me 6 tubes filled a little below the max fill line, to help with expansion during freezing, and I had just a tiny bit of product left over.If you're looking for reusable tubes for things like popsicles, yogurt sticks / tubes, or smoothie tubes I recommend these all the way!!!!! I also have reusable pouches that are kind of like the Gerber or happy baby food pouches but with kids, you know marketing goes a long way. So, I use these tubes for the yogurt items as a replacement for gogurt sticks and they are so helpful!

Bought to make our own yogurt tubes but they were a bit too big and the plastic too stiff compared to disposable tubes bought from the grocery store. These are great though for frozen things like frozen yogurt and popsicles.

I really wanted to love these. The fatal flaw is the ziplock - it does close securely so it doesn't leak while freezing, but it is absolutely impossible to open again.First you have to defrost that area so any ice between the closure doesn't hold it shut, which melts a lot of the popsicle even if you just hold it between your fingers. We have also ripped the ziplock off one side of the plastic rather than the two sides separate as it should. Once that happens, there's no closing it again so it's not reusable. My husband can't even get his fingers in there to try to open it, and I have about a 60% success rate in opening them. Even when I do, it takes 3-4 minutes of struggle (and several broken fingernails) while my toddler whines impatiently.Since they end up being mostly broken after one use, they were a big waste of money.Great concept, but will only buy more of the ziplock feature is fixed to be easier to open.

The “zip lock” is way to hard to open once you get the juice in there. I finally had to cut it so it defeats the purpose of reusing

Everyone loves freeze pops! I love them but sadly I have some issues with artificial dyes so I have to make my own. And these are PERFECT! You can just use juice or make some how ever you want. You can even make them more adult friendly as well.

I've no clue how I managed without these!My *only* thought for improvement would be a funnel that's a bit more effective - but that's me being nit-picky! LolFor my toddler, we make a mixture of vanilla Greek yogurt, unsweetened vanilla Almond milk, and homemade fruit puree (almond milk simply to help thin out the batch) Then pour it in and freeze.She *loves* it - for summer days, teething, a healthier alternative to Go-Gurt, breakfast .... even as dessert.I clean them as soon as I can after use to help make the cleaning process easier. Hot soapy water - and to help with cleaning fruit bits out of the zip-lock, I use a straw cleaner.Once frozen, to make it easier to open, I run the zip-lock under hot water for about a minute. I also will run the entire pop under hot water for a quick pass to help it loosen up.