Top Five Ice Pop Molds for Summer Fun

by Allen on May 20, 2010 Print This Post Print This Post    Email or Bookmark

Popsicle Ice Pop Molds

Summer is quickly approaching (well, at least in my mind) and there’s nothing like a fruity, icy treat to beat the heat. Not only are these molds creatively designed, the ice pop molds are also affordable.

I’ve selected five popsicle molds which offer unique designs and features. Just fill with your favorite juice and freeze — you’ll be in icy pop heaven!

  1. Tongue-Twisting Spiral Pops

    Consider these spiral shaped ice pop molds to be a roller coaster for your tongue.

    And, the molds are practical as well. The silicone molds make it easy to remove the frozen pops and are also dishwasher safe (gotta love easy clean-up).

  2. Retro Rocket Pops

    If you’d rather a classic rocket ice pop, these molds from Tovolo will have you reminiscing of childhood.

    I can almost hear the ice cream truck coming down the street. Layer fruit juices in colored layers (red, white, blue) for the ultimate rocket pop experience!

  3. Push-Ups for the Kid in You

    Kinderville makes these colorful push-up ice pop molds. I loved creamy orange yogurt push-ups as a kids and love this mold design.

                    

    Just make sure not to push too hard on the bottom of the popsicle or it’ll go spilling onto the ground. I learned this the hard way!

  4. Ring Pops for the Fashion Conscious

    Reminiscent of a candy ring-pop, these volcanic ice pop molds from Prepara are a modern twist the classic candy shape.

    Little girls will enjoy sporting these stylish pops, especially when filled with colorful berry juices.

  5. Kickin’ It Old School

    There’s something to be said for keeping it simple. This classic vertical ice pop design from Norpro is timeless.

    Since the mold offers a wider surface area, it’s perfect for creating a swirled design or adding bits of fruit with the juice.

Popsicle Recipe Ideas

Ice pop recipes are simple but can be as elaborate as you like. Simply fill the popsicle molds with your favorite drink or fruit juice. I like to mix a combination of fruit juice and yogurt for a creamier treat. Here are a few popsicle recipes to get you started:

Creamy Mocha Popsicles
Watermelon-Mint Popsicles
Mojito Popsicles
Greek Yogurt & Strawberry Popsicles

                

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Memorial Day = Summer = Ice Cream!
May 28, 2010 at 7:20 am

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1 nina May 20, 2010 at 9:08 pm

My kids will love these moulds and for me….the one that curls up like an ice-cream cone!!!

2 Manggy May 22, 2010 at 8:28 am

I still remember the star-shaped ones you made! :)
I should start making popsicles. Way too hot in these parts!

3 Lori @ RecipeGirl May 24, 2010 at 8:39 am

I am SOOO glad I stopped by to read your post. I’ve been on the hunt for cute popsicle molds for summertime. We spend a lot of time in a beach house, and homemade popsicles are perfect. Thank you XOXO Hope to see you at IFBC again this summer!

4 Kay May 31, 2010 at 9:31 pm

Hi,
There is now a stainless steel popsicle mold available that is amazing! I finally caved and bought one after reading all the reviews. You should check it out. You can get them from the tickle trunk .com

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