NuovowareIce Pop Makers, Popsicle Maker [Cavity of 10] Food Grade Silicone Popsicle Maker with 100 Sticks, Easy Release and Clean, Pink

Was hesitant to buy this mould as it is quite pricey, but glad I decided to go for it as it works really well. It is sturdy even when full of liquid which makes it easy to carry across to the freezer after filling. I was worried that it would be difficult to remove the lollies but they pop out really easily; simply push up from the bottom to break the seal and then you can pull the lolly out by the stick with no effort. I also like that you get a good number of lolly sticks included. The only slightly tricky thing is washing the mould but that would be the same for all long thin moulds, a bottle brush would make it simple but it's quite possible without one-just a little more awkward.

So glad I bought this quality product. Have used it so much! Robust, easy to clean (quick rinse as it barely spends a minute not in the freezer!). Lollies pop out really well. Just leave it to stand for a few minutes (yes - be patient!) and then push/squeeze from the bottom. Whizz a can of tinned fruit in juice with some more juice (other fruit and milk for smoothies optional) and there you go a load of tasty 'healthy' lollies. :)

What can I say? It makes ice lollies! I love having it in the freezer so I always have a sweet snack when I want one. It also comes with a lot of wooden sticks, which is really handy. It saves me money and is a massive reduction in plastic as I’m not buying ice lollies anymore.The only way I can see of improving it would be to have some reusable sticks instead of the disposable wooden ones.Little tip from the reviews: if you’re struggling to get the ice lolly out, push from the bottom about halfway, then they pop right out.

I found this lolly mould easy to use. It is best placed on a baking try or plate first as it’s quite flexible. I made strawberry yoghurt lollies and the mould was easy to to fill using a jug, just put on the lid and slide in the sticks. Transport to the freezer on the baking tray. To remove from the mould gently warm the outside in warm water and push the lollies out from the bottom. I stored the lollies in grease proof sandwich bags (2 lollies per bag) and returned them to the freezer ready to make more! The mould is easy to wash using a bottle brush.

I was always being sent out by my darling wife to buy ice lollies to cool her down, so I thought I would start making my own and store them in the freezer. I bought a Lollypop making book and hey presto. Great fun to use and excellent quality. The molds are firm once they are full, and easy to carry. Very easy to remove once frozen, just swill the mold in warm water.

I was a bit unsure because £18.99 is quite a lot to spend on an ice lolly mould but I'm glad I did! I've made fruit juice lollies, yoghurt lollies, fruit juice & yoghurt lollies, banana & yoghurt lollies; I even found a recipe for homemade 'mini milk' lollies (170 ml condensed milk and 660 ml semi-skimmed milk. Make plain or add milkshake flavourings to taste).To remove the lollies push up from the bottom and the mould washes easily in hot soapy water.My only minor criticism would be that the moulds 'give' a bit at the bottom which can make the lollies bulge slightly. This can make them a little harder to remove but running them under the tap and applying firm pressure to the bottom solves this.

Absolutely great product - easy to use and clean. When you’re about to take out the lollies then run the whole item under the hot tap for 10 seconds. This will loosen the lollies and you’re all good.

Can't believe how easy they are to remove. The instructions say you'll need to wait a few minutes, but I've found a little pinch at the bottom and it comes straight out!Highly recommended!