Zoku Mini Pop Molds

We so far have used this mold a dozen times to make popsicles, and it's perfect.My almost 2 year old wakes up cranky after his nap, and popsicles are about the only way he will stay relatively content. Having had enough of high fructose corn syrup laden store-bought popsicles we need to cut in half (cuz in the time he eats half the other half will melt into sticky goo!), we bought this mold hoping we could make our own fruit based popsicles.They are perfect size for a toddler. Since each popsicle is only a few oz each, I don't mind giving him a couple without much concern, if that's what he wants. No more half melted goo. No more high fructose corn syrup! So far we've tried ground fruit, juice, and yogurt. They all come out just fine, and the mold lets them go very easily just as the product description touts!If your kid doesn't want that second popsicle after all, you can just pop it right back in too! Push the white inner bit back out, nestle the popsicle into the white bit and push into the hole. The popsicle goes right back into the mold as tho it's never been taken out. SO HANDY. No more half eaten, half melted popsicle sitting in small bowls in my freezer!Easy to use, easy to clean, easy to remove. I don't think I have found anything remotely bad to say about it.I totally recommend this product!

I love this product, so far! I had to search through a lot of products to find one that wasn't too big. I've made small popsicles for my toddler and these are just the right size. Imagine the size of a cake pop. It's just enough for a little one to be satiated and save you the headache of saying they can only have half of a popsicle. The silicone can be turned inside out from the underside and I've had no issue with the mold releasing the popsicles. The popsicle sticks form a little barrier around each popsicle mold so that it's not open to the freezer air. It does not make a complete seal/hold itself in place but I didn't find this to be an issue.Overall, I would definitely buy again and may need a second one just to keep up with how fast my kid is eating the simple recipe we made (watermelon, strawberries, lime juice)

Easy to use, pop out, and clean. Made yogurt fruit pops for my nephews and it's fun and a good portion size for a quick snack.

Easy to use reusable popsicle molds! They’re easy to clean and make the perfect round popsicles. We love putting orange juice or lemonade to make our own.

These popsicle molds are exactly what I was looking for. My two year old son is constantly asking for a popsicles then he takes it with him all over the house. This mold creates popsicles that are just small enough he can finish them before they really start to melt! It really cuts down on the mess.

These mini-pop molds are really easy to use. Bought them for my toddler and 7 yr old and they can pull them out neatly themselves. No issues with cleaning and the size is great for babies and small children because they will definitely finish them before they have a chance to melt! My only room for improvement would be to include some replacement "sticks." With my kids eating them, there is a large chance that a "stick" gets thrown out or swallowed by the garbage disposal. It would be great to have 2 extra emergency sticks - and then you can make more right away instead of waiting to wash the used stick!

I really like to use this product to make pops for my 18 month old. I like to make food in batches and freeze it so I have it on hand for my son. I have made 3 different kind of pops for him using this product. The first batch of frozen yogurt pops I made I used the white sticks to seal the bottom of the pops but I had a batch of yogurt left over that I wasn't able to freeze so after that I used paper straws that I cut instead of the white sticks that come with this product. I fill the cups with the yogurt and let it freeze for 15 to 20 minutes. Then I stick the straws into the partially frozen pops and let them finish freezing. This allows the straws to be upright and not fall over to the side. This way I can make a batch of pops that I store in a ziplock bag so I have them on hand for snack time. I cut the straws so they are about 1.5 to 2 inches in length. I put two cut straws, side by side, in each little cup so I have a good grip on the pops while I am giving them to my son. I think using two also helps for the last piece of the pop to not fall onto the floor since it is held by two pieces of straw instead of just one. When he is able to eat the pops on his own, I think two straws may be easier for his fingers to grip. I will see. I have to hold the pops and feed it to him since once when I gave it to him he used it like it was a crayon and "drew" on the window! I like the size of the cup which makes a great snack size portion. When he gets much older I may want to have a larger size pop but this size will work great for a few years now that I have 2 kids. Highly recommend this product. If there was any suggestion to the manufacture it would be to include 2 extra sticks just incase any get lost or slip down the drain.

This popsicle mold is perfect. I spent a lot of time trying to find the perfect one for my teething baby. This is loved by my 2 year old, 1 year old, my nieces who are 11 and 5, and even my husband.The design is great. The silicone mold makes it so easy to pop the popsicles right out. But the silicone is surrounded by plastic, so it doesn't spill in your freezer. I haven't had any issues getting a popsicle out. Even my children can do it themselves.This is also great because I feel like I'm giving them something healthy instead of a sugary popsicle or having purchase expensive "healthy" popsicles. I have made strawberry ones with ice, strawberry and a tbl. spoon of sugar, and I have made them smoothie pops with bananas and almond milk and a splash of vanilla extract.Worth every penny!