The Best Popsicle Molds
8 Whimsical Popsicle Molds Sure to Please Your Inner Child
While dixie cups or shot glasses work quite well in a pinch, there's always an occasion to take our popsicle-making to the next level with molds both whimsical and revolutionary (hello, seven-minute popsicles!). Read on for a sneak peek into our wish list, as well as flavor suggestions to best utilize the variety of molds available.
Love rocket pops but hate the artificial coloring and flavors? Make a homemade version in this whimsical mold ($13) instead. We're particularly fond of this watermelon, lemonade, and blueberry iteration.
Try this sturdy ice pop maker ($22) if you're looking to make popsicles in a classic shape for a crowd. This mold is BPA-free and yields up to 10 popsicles at a time using wooden popsicle sticks. We appreciate this feature, as it can be a hassle to keep track of reusable plastic sticks, especially when making popsicles for a party. Bonus: thanks to its no-frills shape, this is an ideal mold to employ when making popsicles with inclusions such as these peach rice pudding pops.
Fill this charming tromp l'eoil ice cream cone mold ($11) with creamy flavors such as mint chocolate chip or tropical mango dreamsicle.
Craving cool refreshment but short on time or patience? Employ Zoku's quick pop maker ($51) to make popsicles in a flash — as little as seven minutes! Try spicy fudgesicles or chocolate-dipped peanut butter pops.
Beat the heat with these adorable nautical-themed popsicle molds ($12). They'd make the perfect treat when filled with Summer's finest produce, such as these juicy peach mint popsicles.
We're smitten with this "groovy" take on a classic shape ($13). Indulge in a lightly boozy take on frozen watermelon margaritas for a decidedly grown-up treat.
Surely, we can't be the only ones nostalgic for the wildly artificial "orange flavor" push-pops of yore. Whip up a more wholesome version in this clever mold ($24) that's sure to satisfy your inner child.
We're crushing on this individual pop maker ($25) for its tiny footprint and practicality (particularly for those who live solo). While you could definitely employ this instant pop maker for a scaled-down version of a classic recipe, we'd fill ours with store-bought ginger limeade for impromptu icy treats.
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