Sunsella Mighty Pops Silicone Popsicle Molds Review (Tomoson)

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I wanted to review the silicone molds because they looked easier than the traditional molds, which you need a stick. OR the plastic ones, with the plastic stick, which my kids lost or destroyed.

The silicone molds were easier. The first time, I used them, I filled the molds with Mio and Water. The molds went into the freezer for 4 hours and the popsicles came out without issue. The beauty of the molds is also you can use the silicone to hold the popsicle, while you eat it.

After I finished, I washed the molds with a little soap and water and dried them.

So far, all I have made is Mio Pops, but I have other ideas with yogurt or ice cream.

You can purchase the molds and other Sunsella products on Amazon. (may be a video review coming later. just have to find the footage on iphoto or imovie)


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I received a coupon for free yogurt smoothie bars, in exchange for review from BzzAgent. I bought the  triple berry yogurt bars. The smoothie bars also comes in strawberry banana. The products are low-fat and sugar free. I went to Krogers a week or two ago. I had to pick up a few other things for review as well. The yogurt bars did not make it past 24 hours. The whole family enjoyed them, especially my nephew (vegetarian and allergic to gluten), great-niece, niece, youngest son, and myself. In fact, there was a fight over the last yogurt bar. I got the last one and shared it with Kalen and Riah (son and great niece). When it was over, I took the stick and wrappings to the trash. I got followed big time by two big babies, wanting more. Yeah not a good look for me. One was crawling and trying to hold my leg, and the other was fast walking behind me. I had to give them another popsicle (another brand) from the freezer to calm the youngins down. I definitely will buy again, when I go to Krogers again.