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During my early days at Serious Eats, I developed six fruit-flavored popsicle recipes in the span of two months. And while I consumed countless popsicles over that period, I spent most of my time filling, freezing, and unmolding the popsicles and cleaning the molds.
Popsicle molds come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. During that testing period, I developed a strong preference for my Norpro mold. I knew exactly how full to fill it, how to carefully situate it in my freezer, how long it the popsicles took to freeze through, and how to successfully unmold each one But the Norpro molds aren’t perfect: They use disposable wooden sticks and are pretty bulky. I started to wonder what else might be out there.
I set out to complete this review with one objective in mind: to find the best popsicle mold for at-home use. I tested seven different molds, using my recipe for mango yogurt popsicles. Here’s what I discovered.
Continued below.
The Best Popsicle Molds
Popsicle molds come in all shapes, colors, and sizes. During that testing period, I developed a strong preference for my Norpro mold. I knew exactly how full to fill it, how to carefully situate it in my freezer, how long it the popsicles took to freeze through, and how to successfully unmold each one But the Norpro molds aren’t perfect: They use disposable wooden sticks and are pretty bulky. I started to wonder what else might be out there.
I set out to complete this review with one objective in mind: to find the best popsicle mold for at-home use. I tested seven different molds, using my recipe for mango yogurt popsicles. Here’s what I discovered.
Continued below.
The Best Popsicle Molds
