Supersized Ice Pop Bags

Product Description

The FRIOPOP disposable Popsicle bags are perfect ideal for ALL YEAR LONG enjoyment! Popsicles can be made with fruit juices, veggie juices, smoothies, yogurts, fruits bites, and even more! When on the go, just grab one from freezer, eat and toss away. No clean up! Children have funs, parents love it, and no more hassles to find missing molds. Lower price to enjoy the frozen snacks at anywhere. Healthier frozen treats for entire family. Premium homemade smoothies and jello stick (you invent the idea!!) for anyone! Adults would enjoy the frozen alcohol treat too!! INGREDIENT SUGGESTIONS: (A) Bottle/Canned Juices: apple juices, cranberry juices, grape juices, fruit punches, grape juices, tomato juices, veggie juices, etc. (B) Fresh Fruit bites (mix with liquid juices): Apples, kiwis, watermelons, pineapples, strawberries, cherries, berries, etc. (C) Yogurts: Plain, Greek, strawberry, banana, peach, etc. (D) Smoothies/Energy drinks: Mixed of fruits, veggies, protein powders, vitamin tablets, etc. (E) Alcoholic Drinks: Mojitos, margaritas, other mix drinks, etc. (F) Jello Sticks: Anyone? Any favor jello can be refrigerated as well. (G) Just Ice Sticks : As Ice Bag for your lunch box, or Ice for your water bottles!! SIX STEP INSTRUCTIONS: (1) To prevent spillage, use a small funnel (Sold separately) and place the funnel's pipe into the opening mouth of the bag. (2) Pour the liquid ingredient up to 3/4 portions of the bag (~6 oz of liquid). (3) Make a simple knot on the opening mouth area and tighten the knot. (4) Place the bag into freezer for at least 3 hours. (5) Place the frozen bag under the running water for 5 seconds. This allows the frozen popsicle to slide out the bag easily. (6) Use a scissor to cut the knot off and enjoy the frozen treat. WARNING: Just like any grocery plastic bags, to avoid danger of suffocation, keep this plastic bag away from babies and children. Do not use this bag in cribs, beds, carriages, or playpens.

Features

• Contains 100 bags per package. Non stick and easy slides pops out from bags! Make various sizes of
• Meets FDA/USDA specifications for food contacts - 100% Virgin LDPE Resin.
• Manufactured with a durable bottom seal for leaking prevention. Top can be tied with a simple knot
• Transform fruits juices, veggies juices, yogurts, and smoothies into frozen snacks
• Grab and Go Frozen treats! No more clean up, mess, missing parts of molds! Perfect for summer

Top Reviews

I love these!
by Cuddlekat (5 out of 5 stars)
May 9, 2014

They're like giant homemade Otter Pops. I find it easier to tie them off with tiny rubber bands, but mostly because I have stubby fingers. What's nice is you control the ingredients. I can usually get three pops from a pint of liquid so, a little over five ounces per treat. I like to use leftover morning smoothie, I make too much on purpose and then by afternoon I have a healthy snack. You can create some really different choices as well; Southern Sweet Tea, Vietnamese Coffee, Key Lime-Cherry...here's my recipe for vegan fudge pops: combine in blender 3 large ripe bananas, 1 large can full fat coconut milk plus 1 can of water, 4 fat tablespoons of good quality cocoa power, 1/8 teaspoon salt, 4 tablespoons or to taste agave syrup, 1/2 to 1 teaspoon food grade glycerine (optional but it does keep the pops from freezing rock solid) Blend well, chunks for texture are fine but hard to get through a funnel, pour into bags and freeze for 3-4 hours. Note if you want to label them it is best/easier to write on the bags with a sharpie prior to filling them. Good quality, food grade plastic. At the time of this review they cost about 9 cents per bag and I'm okay with that, much higher and I might consider it cost prohibitive.
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Work perfectly
by tinker (5 out of 5 stars)
September 18, 2014

These work great as long as you keep a couple of caveats in mind. First you will need a funnel to fill them so if you don't already have one, order one. Second, these work better with thin water based mixtures. If you want to make thicker Fudgesicle type treats, traditional Popsicle molds work better as they flow into the molds easier than through a funnel. PS for those of you suffering from allergies try this recipe. Three oz raw unfiltered vinegar such as Braggs. Six oz raw unfiltered local honey. and 21 oz water. Makes ten 3 oz pops. I know it sounds strange but it is very tasty and really does help with environmental allergies. The unfiltered vinegar adjusts, and the local honey has pollens from local flora that inoculates your immune system. Anyway, it helps some people.
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So yummy!
by Wanda Brooks (5 out of 5 stars)
September 2, 2016

These are a real hit! We love smoothies and i love giving the kids healthy snacks! I didn't check to see if there was a smaller size, if so it would be perfect! No one needs such a huge snack, and we find ourselves cutting the smoothie icies in half.
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Nice and durable, good quality. Worth the money! I would buy again and just not fill all the way!
by kari kilboten (4 out of 5 stars)
November 12, 2016

These bags are really nice. I made homemade frozen yogurt and put it in them and sealed them with a small sealer I bought on here also. Worked great! Didn't have any problems. Only thing I would have to say is I think in my opinion they are a little too big, as far as for kids sized treats. That would be the only down fall to me!
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BIG Popsicles
by Dwayne (4 out of 5 stars)
September 16, 2013

These will make popsicles about 3 times the size of your normal store bought variety. You control what is put in and there are plenty of recipes available on line.
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GREAT! Thanks Amazon!
by T. Hepler (5 out of 5 stars)
August 8, 2015

When a neighborhood boy showed up at my door yesterday asking "do you have any of those homemade otter pops?"... It reminded me I hadn't written a review yet. What a great product. First thing... They are really big! Much bigger than otter pops. They are very simple and easy to use. My last batch was strawberries, peaches and orange juice... Pop it all in the blender and then use a funnel. SO DELICIOUS! Your kids want a Popsicle? You'll feel great about them eating ones you made yourself! As always, Amazon shipping was swift.
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Perfect size and price! Will be getting more soon!
by kzazn (5 out of 5 stars)
June 26, 2017

These work wonders for our treats!

Totally recommend these to anyone who is icecream making popsicles!

They have no holes and perfect size.

Im so happy that we found these and will be buying many many more for our kids in the family to eat and use.

We used up almost 200 in a few weeks.
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So convenient but they look like condoms when people are eating them.
by Ann (3 out of 5 stars)
April 23, 2015

Love using the bags! So much better than popsicle molds for storing in the freezer and making 50 at time. However, they make such huge (wide) Popsicles I just fill them halfway. Does make them easy to knot though.

Sadly, people even in my very conservative community remark how they obscenely look so much like condoms when they are being eaten, so I don't dare serve them at a party. I wish I could find smaller size (like icee size) ice candy skins, but for convenience sake I would still buy them again in a minute.
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They are great for frozen ice pops
by L. J. Brooks (4 out of 5 stars)
August 28, 2016

Hard to fill. You can only use for liquid type products. You could maybe squeeze shelled peanuts or something small in there, but you'll have a really difficult time getting them in there. They are great for frozen ice pops, but that's it. Don't think you're going to store kid snacks in here to send to school. Way too small of an opening to get anything in there other than liquid.
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They leak
by Octavia (2 out of 5 stars)
July 7, 2017

They leak. Nearly every popsicle I made, whether very full or barely full, leaked while being eaten. These would probably hold dry items fine, but are really awful for popsicles.

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