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This week, we got the opportunity to review FoodWorks Colored Silicone Popsicle Makers and I had a great time making my very first set of popsicles! I cannot believe I waited so long because it was so easy to do and I loved actually controlling the ingredients that went into a treat for my family.
The FoodWorks popsicle molds come in a pack of six bright and pretty colors. They are BPA free and super easy to fill up with pretty much anything you want to try to freeze. The caps fit snugly, so you can lay them on their sides, or I put the entire group inside a glass measuring cup and put it in the door of my freezer. Depending on your ingredients, in a few hours or overnight, you have popsicles!
I made some homemade almond milk with 2 tablespoons of almond butter and 2 cups of water, then I blended it my high powered blender with a whole bunch of frozen strawberries. I added in some maple syrup to sweeten it up just a little bit, poured them in the molds, sealed them up, and the next day took out the delicious frozen treats!
Once you hold the frozen popsicle in your hand for a minute, you can squeeze it out and enjoy. These type of popsicle makers can be virtually mess free because any melting happens inside the mold and if you don't want to finish it, you can reseal it and put it back in the freezer for later.
I can't wait until next summer to really go nuts making some new recipes and and filling these with a variety of smoothies and fresh made juices. The possibilities could be endless! I can totally see myself buying another set of these, too, so I could make larger batches or a few different flavors. We really liked the FoodWorks Silicone Popsicle Makers and certainly recommend them to anyone who wants to craft some yummy frozen pops.
You can get your own set FoodWorks Colored Silicone Popsicle Makers on Amazon.com and they make a great gift, too!
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