Are these safe for "people food"? What is the difference between the Pet Pops and the regular Pops?
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Notice the "pet pops" have square pop out buttons and the regular line of containers have circular buttons. I'm guessing the theory is to make a distinguishing feature on these so you don't accidentally use the same container for pet and, then later, people food.
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I am not familiar with cake pops but guessing they are similar to a lollipop in cake-like form? The straws are very sturdy. I noticed some people complained about them getting soggy but only if they are in a fluid for a long period of time. I wouldn't think a cake product would make them that soggy. I have had the straw in a drink for several hours and it was still fine. They are a lot more sturdy than the paper straws that I remember as a kid.
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Food grade plastic. Don't think you'll have any issues there. Have dried multiple fruits and veggies and haven't noticed anything that would make me wary of them.
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the tops pop on, not screw and I am not sure they are food grade- that would be important if you are going to use them for lip gloss or such
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I would say no because it does say harmful if swallowed. It does say it is safe for pets but I always use water over it after I have cleaned up the area. The ingredients are water, bio-enzymatic odor-lock, oxygen boosters, isopropyl alcohol, fragrance. It works very well. It also says that is safe for use around children and pets, when used as directed.
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The best way I found to keep them upright is to use a large cup. I use the ones my husband brings home after eating fast food and he gets a large drink. So they are heavy plastic and high enough to hold the Ice Pops upright. Hope that helps.
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They're glass with no coating, I don't think they could be any more food safe but I'm not an expert on food safety or glass. I'm not sure what or why you're asking but you might contact the manufacturer if you have a specific concern.
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Yes. They are pre-printed and you stick them on the pop. These did not taste good and were small, but they look pretty.
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I think they are meant to be frozen standing up on their lid. I just got mine because my son had the flu and only wanted gatorade pops. I froze 2 each: standing up, on their side, and with the lid down. There was no spillage at all. My son like the ones frozen with the lid down because they had a rounded top and were easier to push up. I did leave the 1" at the top for expansion which was plenty.
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I didn't use them for beverages, I made marshmallow pops. But, my one year old chewed on them forever and they held up to that
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Only thing I can tell you is that they are not microwave/dishwasher safe or bpa free. They kids do put food on them and drink from them. As long as we have had them no problem. Better then most of the ones out there.
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probably not. Just freeze some of the pops leave the rest in the box in dry storage.
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The box info. says they're safe for eating and my daughter, 2 years old, likes to eat her snack of fruit or crackers out it while sitting at her little kitchen table set. She then pretends to wash it...it's great for many reasons. I've hand washed for speed, but I think they're microwave and dishwasher safe...check the description on Amazon to be sure. It seems to me it's a great environmentally friendly and safe set to use for your baby.
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Yes, these could be used for any kind of snack food. However, they work best for flat snacks and candy. For popcorn, I think you might be better off finding bags with a gusset (since these are no-gusset, they don't really "expand" well), because your guests may have trouble reaching into the bag or getting much popcorn into them.
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I purchased these for my kids to use with lunches we sent with them to school each day. All three kids used them this past school year and never complained of that at all. They enjoyed using them. I really liked that they were dishwasher safe too. Hope this helps.
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I would Assume that they are safe. They are advertised as 100% safe for Humans & Pets & are supposed to be oven safe up to 400 Degrees. I have baked mini muffins in these pans for my dogs & me & have never had a problem. I wouldn't hesitate to use them for candy molds.
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definitely not! they're hard plastic. either they will melt or emit toxins...