Otter Pops 100% Coconut Water Sorbet Ice Pops - Made from Coconut Water - New Tropical Flavors Include Fruit Punch, Pineapple, Coconut and Mango (12 Boxes of 6 Ice Pops)

Everything was great!

Absolutely fell in LOVE with OtterPops when we lived on the west coast but have a difficult time finding them in Pennsylvania. First time I ordered everything was perfect. This time the box looked as though it had been forwarded from a previous customer’s order. Shipping label inside the box reflected a recipient that was not me. (Didn’t notice this until after I had already opened the box) Roughly 10-15 pops were empty or partially emptied. But after inspecting the remaining pops, I rinsed the packages and froze them. Those are completely ok. Bummed about the damaged portion of the product but still pleased with having the OtterPops on the side of the country.

I love Otter Pops and they are easy to store in my freezer. They remind me of my childhood when in the summer mom would give us a couple of these Otter Pops and send us outside. They cooled us off, but we ate them outdoors because, being kids, we would have multi-colored shirts and shorts after eating them. I've since learned to bend the bottom and roll it up as I eat the delicious pop. I love all the different flavors and they are so colorful.

These are a light refreshing treat on a hot summer day. I rated them 4 stars instead of 5 because it is misleading to say "100% coconut water" and then have preservatives like potassium sorbate and sodium benzoate on the ingredient list. We would rather have just coconut water and a little sweetener. But, at least, they are not full of artificial colors and flavors.

I gave packaging a three. Although the two boxes were packed within another box, they arrived with 12 of the popsicles in the top box had leaked out. Not terrible considering there were 200 of them. Just not ideal.

I bought these popsicles a week before I needed to hand them out to more than 100 kids at my daughter's school. I put the entire box in my freezer for a week, and on the big day, I checked the popsicles in the top layer and they all seemed frozen solid. What I did not realize until too late was that THE REST OF THE POPS IN THE BOX WERE STILL LIQUID. Not even partially frozen, just pure liquid.I cannot figure out what I did wrong. Maybe you're supposed to take them all out of the box to freeze them? I don't have to do that with other popsicles. Maybe you're supposed to unravel them and lay them out like delicate sheets of homemade lasagne noodles? I would need a walk-in for enough room to do that. I know it's not a problem with my freezer, because it freezes everything else just fine. Maybe I should have freezed them 2 weeks in advance? Or a month?I guess these would be fine if you already know that your freezer can thoroughly freeze this size box of Otter Pops, or you don't care if your pops are solid or liquid. For the rest of us, if you have an event for which you need popsicles, or you are persnickety enough to insist that your freeze pops actually be frozen, make sure you buy something else as a backup... or just buy something else. Period.

Found these at Aldi originally and went back to get more but they had sold out! No where around here sells them, so to amazon we went. My girls loved these and I myself enjoyed them and I've never liked popsicles. The coconut water adds a great taste. It's a bit pricey but they will be used.

These are BEYOND refreshing new flavors of Otter Pops! I have been a fan since I was a kid back in the '80s and was SO excited to for these new Coconut Water pops when I saw them on the Otter Pops Instagram. I can't wait to give my kids these better-for-you and hydrating treats throughout the year, too. And the new characters are awesome!! Otter Pops, you guys rock :)