Kitchen Einstein Ice Pop Popsicle Molds, Green - Set of 6

Very nice popsicle molds! They fit into the freezer nicely and dipped in a little hot water release very easily. They are made of heavy duty plastic and will hold up for a long time. I had alittle trouble downloading the e recipe book, but I contacted the seller and they emailed me the e-book within 24 hours. I first made some watermelon pops with puree watermelon ( very refreshing!) and I want to try frozen yogurt pops next. I like the fact I can control how much sugar to add to the popsicles and can use fresh fruit. Worth the money!

This was my first popsicle mold ever and I'm very satisfied with it. It's simple, clean and works like you'd hope.A few suggestions for users- make sure you fill the mold as close to the top as you can. On my first run I left some space so I wouldn't overflow the mold. I was successful in not overflowing, but it made for an odd shaped popsicle with a half-inch gap between the drop catcher and the popsicle.Also, be careful to hold your popsicle more-or-less vertically. While the drip catcher works well, if you hold the popsicle at the wrong angle you can dump the whole tray onto yourself. Since I'm used to holding popsicles in my mouth horizontally at some point, this has been an inconvenience on more than one (or 9) occasion(s).But I still recommend it.

I guess this is what happens when I DON'T read the reviews first. I myself, like many others here, did NOT receive the item pictured. It was a knock off as well. When I opened the box, the item was not placed neatly; everything looked like it had just been thrown in. The lids barely close, the stand where you place each mold is flimsy so when you press down to close the lid, it bends in and feels like it's going to break. The molds themselves do however, serve their purpose. I made Popsicles without an issue so I suppose it was an OK buy. The description states that the item comes with a free recipe book but I did not receive one with my order. I don't know why the seller would do this to their buyers; I mean why not put the actual product their sending out? All in all I think this is an okay item. The only reason I'm upset is because I didn't get what I thought I was buying but they make popsicles so I guess I can't complain all too much. If you're thinking of buying this with the thought in your head that you'll be getting what you see, then don't bother. What you're actually getting is a super cheap knock off; but, if you're totally okay with that then go for it.

in the description it says that it includes a FREE EBOOK that was a lie. The only thing was enclosed in the package wa the popsicle molds. No ebook and nobody has tried contacting me to say "oh we are sorry we will send it to you" NOTHING..... i bought these for my daughter but if I could i would send it back and get my money but I am letting everyone KITCHEN EINSTEIN ARE LIARS I didnt want to give them one star they dont deserve it!

These ice pop molds are heavy duty, not thin and cheap like others I have seen. Sturdy heavy duty. Used them already and no problems with removing pops a quick run under warm water and they come right out. Easy to clean and easy to fill, I even used heavy thick yogurt for my pops and they filled perfectly. I had typed in my feedback that I didn't receive the free ice-pop recipe book download, honest they replied the same day, I even think within an hour or so. They sent me the ebook recipes in the email and apologized!!!! Seriously what company does that anymore, this is a wonderful product and an awesome company to deal with!!! I will order again from them in a heartbeat I couldn't be happier

Love these popsicle molds! Great price.* UPDATE *After using these molds a few times, I realized they aren't very user friendly. Half of the time, after you've filled up the molds and are putting them back in the freezer, they fall out of their place holder and spill everywhere. Kind of a bummer, I'd look for a different mold, and won't be purchasing these again. The lids also don't fit very well on the top, so you end up with crooked popsicles.

Love these! They're awesome, for all the reasons below, but here's a tip: If you don't want your Popsicles to be like a block of ice to crunch, buy some powdered guar gum or similar thickener (available on Amazon) and add 3/4 teaspoon of the powder to 16 oz. of your Popsicle mix. This is what store-bought Popsicles have, to give them the smooth consistency. See recipes at the end of this review.As for these moulds, I have found them to be the best so far--nice size, sturdy, easy and fun to use. They make the perfect sized treats, mess-free to eat with the drip guard, and they're easy to slide out of the mold (you just run hot water over the mold for a few seconds and they pop right out).RECIPES: LOW-CAL FRUIT POPSCombine the ingredients below in a measuring cup so that all ingredients equal 16 ounces. Pour them in a blender and liquefy. Then, spoon the ingredients into the molds and freeze:- fruit (not previously frozen): for example, strawberries, grapes, kiwi, peaches, mango, berries, or fruit cups with no sugar added, such as mandarin oranges, pears, mixed fruit.- white grape juice and water, about half and half to cut calories (this is what a lot of store-bought fruit pops use as base liquid)- 1/2 cup Slenda (optionally makes them sweeter)- 3/4 teaspoon guar gum powder (for smooth texture instead of ice-cube consistency)