Marvel Spider-Man Plastic Popsicle Molds with Sticks, 4-Cavity, BPA-Free

These are easy to use and clean. If they get a little messy during filling, you can add the tops and rinse any spills off. Perfect size for a summer treat.

Homemade popsicles are a fantastic alternative dessert that can be far healthier than the traditional ones you might buy at the supermarket. They can be a lot more economical too. And, they are super easy to make. So, when I saw this set of popsicle molds I decided to give them a try. This set is branded with Disney's adorable character, Stitch. These cute molds feature bold, vibrant graphics of these famous characters your kids will know and probably already love. As for the molds themselves, they are made with a BPH-free hard durable plastic material. That's always excellent. And, they are indeed an officially-licensed Disney product. Also, very good. You get four popsicle molds in this set. Each individual popsicle is about three ounces in volume. This should be a great serving size for the members of your pack. In order to test these cool new popsicle molds, we made a quick batch using some cranberry extract, a little liquid stevia extract, and some purified water. After about an hour in the freezer the popsicles were ready. As other reviewers have pointed out, getting the frozen popsicles out of these molds wasn't the easiest task. But, it is doable, and I wouldn't let that keep you from buying this cute set. Just run a little warm water on the outside and they should pop (sorry) right out. :-D In summary, this set of Stitch popsicle molds is a very good quality. They are cute and fun. Your kids are sure love them. And, they are a great value! Highly recommended! Hope this helps! As always: Be Well, Buy Smart… And see you in the next review!

So these are really cool and honestly I love sponge bob but it has oooooone issue. First the pros: it’s nice material. The whole thing can take rough handling and not break or bend. It’s a great size. The popsicles aren’t massive but they are more than one bite which I appreciate. It’s not too hard to clean either and the material doesn’t stain or hold the smell. Though I do recommend a wand instead of a normal sponge. The con: some times it does not want to release the popsicles. I think it is due to the vacuum effect created when trying to get them out but I snapped a lot of popsicles in half the first few times I used it. The solution: cling wrap. I push a small square of cling wrap down into the mold and then put my ingredients in. This allows me to shimmy the popsicle and allow air in to break the seal and remove them. So I would say they have a touch of a learning curve but they aren’t hard to use.

I really enjoyed using this popsicle set to make a few fun popciclies with a can of sparkling drink I had on hand, and the results looked just as cheerful as the molds themselves with Mickey on one side and Minnie on the other of the clear cups. The bright red handles are easy to spot in a crowded freezer, and I like that the stand keeps all four molds upright so nothing tips or leaks while everything freezes. The built in sticks feel sturdy in my hand, and the little round bases help catch drips so I am not chasing sticky trails across the kitchen. Once frozen, a quick rinse under warm water loosened the pops enough to slide them out cleanly, and the portion size feels just right for a kid snack or a light treat for an adult without being huge. The design makes me smile every time I see it on the counter, and it definitely adds a bit of Disney magic to an ordinary juice or yogurt pop. The molds are simple to rinse and wash, and the smooth plastic does not hang on to residue or odors from different flavors. I also like that everything is reusable, so I can experiment with different juices or fruit blends instead of buying boxes of premade treats, and the molds feel solid enough that I am not worried about them bending or cracking during normal use. If you are looking for an easy way to make homemade frozen snacks that look cute in photos and disappear quickly in small hands this set does the job very well.

Here’s my honest take. I love how big these are and the design is super cute. The SpongeBob shape is fun and if your kid is obsessed with the character, they’ll definitely think it’s cool. Visually? Adorable. Size-wise? Great. But actually getting these things out after freezing? Wicked hard!! I had to run them under the faucet for a solid minute just to loosen them up, and even then I was basically prying them out of the mold. The plastic is really stiff, so there’s no flexibility to help release the popsicle. Once I finally got it out, the popsicle itself looked good and the mold worked fine… it just wasn’t user-friendly at all. I personally prefer silicone for popsicle molds because you can just push them out easily. These are sturdier than silicone, which is a plus, but the tradeoff is that they’re way harder to remove. And I’m not a huge fan of the harder plastic feel either. They function and they do the job, but unless your child is obsessed with the design and really wants that specific shape, I’m not sure they’re worth the hassle. For me, it’s probably a 3-star situation. Cute? Yes. Convenient? Not really.

"I'm going to see if there are any tips or tricks for using this product because my first attempt was a failure. My main goal is to make vanilla-orange creamsicles. This is for me, not purchased for kids. But instead of going for something bold like creamsicles right away, I decided to try simple raspberry-lemonade ice pops first. I filled them up, put them in the fridge, but the handles came out without the ice. I realized my mistake was not filling them high enough; I think they need to freeze all the way to the handle. So, I added more juice to fill them completely, then when frozen I plan to run them under warm water to loosen them from the inside before turning them right side up and shimmying out the pops. Even if they aren't fully frozen stuck to the handle, they should still sit on it well enough to eat it. So, I'll do a few more trials. Overall, they’re a great size, lightweight, sturdy, easy to clean, super simple to fill—no leaks, no wobbling, and no accidents. I just need to master pulling them out, but it’s a fantastic product."

These reminded me of something I used to have as a child. I love being able to make my own popsicle with my own ingredients. We use anything from lemonade, apple juice, or a strawberry banana smoothie. They are pretty easy to use. After frozen, you just pull them out by the stick. Sometimes, only the stick comes out, but the frozen juice stays inside. It’s durable, good quality, looks fun with animal decor, and easy to clean. The best part is you can make healthy policies.

My son loves this reusable popsicle mold. Spiderman is his favorite so he gets excited to help make the popsicles. The images on the mold are very cute. I like that you can make healthy, frozen treats with this. It is fun for kids to use. It is a good, thick quality. It is easy to clean. My only complaint is that once the popsicles are frozen, they are difficult to remove from the mold. I usually run warm water around it until it will come loose. If you continue to pull on it without warming it up, the stick will come out of the popsicle.