Do pop tarts get stuck inside?
813762
I have toasted several pop tarts in my Krups toaster and have not encountered this problem. If you insert them vertically, they will be easier to remove when they pop up.
1296602
i put them into a flat container with lid and packed them snuggly so they wouldnt move around. also my dessert required whipped cream which i brought in a different container so would not get smooshed. o feally like them and have ordered more.
1052633
In my experience, no. The ice pops I made became slushy as the children ate them in the sun. Perhaps a yogurt "ice pop" might stay frozen-ish if you wrapped in it an ice pack, but I would recommend testing it on your counter first.
111792
the easiest thing we've found is just using a spoon. The mouth is wide enough. We've tried a funnel and a turkey baster but yogurt was too thick. A pastry bag works well, but it felt like too much work just for 4 pops (getting the nib on and filling the bag and then breaking it down and washing it) and a bit of a waste (left over yogurt in the bag and can get messy).
2266861
It's a squeeze pop. No sticks. Fill, cap, freeze, remove cap, push from bottom, enjoy :)
905663
From my experience of puréed fruits, you have to let it sit out on the counter for a few minutes then with either a clean thumb or a handle of a spoon or knife push on one end and the food pops out 9 our of 10 times easily. I've never had anything get that stuck on these trays
2264666
No, I removed the wrapping to replace gum balls with m&m;'s and had no problem. The lid stays on tight and it shouldn't get messy if that is your concern.
115326
I'm a little confused as you say you already have one that broke, however, if yours is old and this model is new, the supports seem flush on the right side with a small gap on the left side of each slot. i haven't had anything catch in mine. I haven't tried poptarts but have tried toaster struddle with no issues.
2176585
It works for pop tarts. The reheat button doesn't "toast or brown" but the regular toaster settings do.
492969
Just wondering if theses are re-useable? Thanks in advance!Push Pop Containers with Lid 100 Ct. Clear Plastic Push up Pops
215667
I just wrap mine in wax paper! or ziplock, or eat them strait from the Pop Maker!
805355
I LOVE mine and I have used it tons. Trick is to not overfill...also soak the sticks in water for an hour before putting in the mold. That will keep the stick from pulling up as the pop freezes. I unmold all of mine at the same time and wrap them in Saran, I never store them in the mold. Ordering 2 more...there are so many awesome recipes and I don't think we will ever buy store bought again
1402774
I would not put water inside, but they do have a tight seal for dry snacks. A little difficult for kids hands to open.
301410
Put the whole works in the freezer. they need help standing upright. ... you can use wooden popsicle stix instead of the plastic, unless you are worried about dripping on your hand... you eat them fast enough.
2108000
These come in a box, or they did when I ordered them. They may, or may not be placed inside another box with other items in the space around the pop chips box. I am unsure how they decide when to do it one way or the other as I have had orders arrived both ways when ordering bulk items that come in their own box.
194289
You can absolutely get it in there. However, I tried it with honey and I learned that thick liquids that require a lot of pressure to squeeze the bottle will cause the top to pop off and then the mess...
535490
Each lid fits down into the mold with a notched "lip" that holds with its own pressure simply from being the same size as the mold. It's not a super-tight seal, and I wouldn't trust it in a kid's lunchbox - especially because these are so flexible/squishable. A single hard squeeze would pop the lid off for sure.