Ansmio 50pcs Disposable Ice Popsicle Mold Bags, 2"X8" BPA Free Freezer Tubes with Zip Seals, DIY Ice Pop Pouches with A Free Foldable Funnel, for Yogurt Sticks, Juice & Fruit Smoothies

This worked wonderfully for my Fourth of July adult popsicles. I actually had a bunch left over that we reached for on occasion throughout the summer, and they held up nicely. When making them, the zipper took a second to find the opening (I had to shimmy it between to fingers to get the two pieces of plastic to separate), but once I quickly found the openings, the whole process was a breeze. They did not leak for me, but I did allow them to freeze while sitting upright in a cup. Once frozen, I was able to lay the popsicles down in the freezer without any issues. I do recommend that you only fill the popsicle sleeve about 3/4 of the way full, because the contents do expand after freezing! There is also an option to either reuse them by opening at the zipper, or rip off the zipper to open them for one-time use.For those who are using these to make adult popsicles, I’ll also add that the ones I made using vodka froze completely and were very tasty, but the popsicles with whiskey did not turn out well since the soda froze, but the whiskey remained liquid (so they were very very strong).Either way, I hope you enjoy them as much as my friends and I did this summer!

This was a great activity helper for me and my kids. We make “bolis” which are Mexican icicles and we had so much fun doing different flavors. The bags hold up so well and freeze great love that it’s zipper and it comes with a foldable silicon funnel to prevent messes! For the leftover bags we placed yogurt to make or own go gurt style. Would be great for someone one who makes them for selling too.

I bought these so I can make my mom popsicles. I highly recommend for making your own popsicles of any kind. My kids have also made some with lemonade and they turn out great..

It is challenging to find healthy alternatives for popsicles that don't have too much blood sugar spiking all fruit juice or have corn syrup and chemical food dyes. My child likes being able to have a fun, easy frozen treat to pull out on these hot days. We first tried them with the Bai cherry water drinks. It only made 4 3/4 popsicles because they are a little wider and hold more than your traditional freezer popsicle container. Be sure to leave a little air near the top so the ice has room to expand and not break them. Not all our popsicle bags were leak proof though. So we put them in a flat plastic container in the freezer until they were frozen. We also made some pickle juice popsicles, since my son and his friends love those and they normally cost $1 / a piece. This is not really a one person job since someone needs to hold the included collapsible funnel in the ziplock top bag. They froze nicely and we all enjoyed a sugar free popsicle treat that evening. We are going to try yogurt popsicles next. Not sure what blending power had to do with anything but if your child does remember not to toss out the package or you don't rip it when trying to open, I suppose they could be reusable. After they are frozen though, they are a little too difficult to open without cutting the top off.

No, leaking. I used for yogurt to freeze.

These are great for our “adult otter pops” they seal great the funnel isn’t the best but it does it’s job

First impression was that they were smaller than I had realized but still worked out pretty well since I made a couple of flavors and the small sizing allowed the sampling of all of them. I used 1 cup of prosecco with 1 cup of juice for each flavor which yielded 5 pops. I would say each bag can hold about 3oz of fluid.My only complaint - they definitely leaked. You will need to prop them up when you freeze them to prevent a mess.Aside from that, they were a crowd pleaser on a hot Texas 4th of July. :)

Worked out perfectly. Very easy to use. No leaking.