How to Make Popsicles

Invest in molds., Create your mixture., Fill each mold about 3/4 full., Cover the molds/cups with wrap., Push a popsicle stick directly in the middle of the mold., Place the pops in the freezer for a few hours overnight or until the popsicles are...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Invest in molds.

    Popsicle trays create the best results, while ice cube trays make miniature ice pops.

    The molds should be freezer-safe, preferably hard plastic.
  2. Step 2: Create your mixture.

    Popsicles don't have to be just juice.

    Experiment with different varieties of drinks, by making gatorade popsicles, pudding popsicles, smoothie popsicles, or ice cube popsicles. , You don't want to overfill it because the mixture will expand while freezing.

    It also may make it harder for you to get it out of the mold if overfilled. , Aluminum foil works best, but you can also use plastic wrap.

    Be sure that it's on tightly. , Make sure it touches the bottom of it.

    The foil or wrap should hold the popsicle stick in its place. , Check on it at intervals if desired.  , Serve as needed.
  3. Step 3: Fill each mold about 3/4 full.

  4. Step 4: Cover the molds/cups with wrap.

  5. Step 5: Push a popsicle stick directly in the middle of the mold.

  6. Step 6: Place the pops in the freezer for a few hours overnight or until the popsicles are solid.

  7. Step 7: Finished.

Detailed Guide

Popsicle trays create the best results, while ice cube trays make miniature ice pops.

The molds should be freezer-safe, preferably hard plastic.

Popsicles don't have to be just juice.

Experiment with different varieties of drinks, by making gatorade popsicles, pudding popsicles, smoothie popsicles, or ice cube popsicles. , You don't want to overfill it because the mixture will expand while freezing.

It also may make it harder for you to get it out of the mold if overfilled. , Aluminum foil works best, but you can also use plastic wrap.

Be sure that it's on tightly. , Make sure it touches the bottom of it.

The foil or wrap should hold the popsicle stick in its place. , Check on it at intervals if desired.  , Serve as needed.

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