Fish Popsicle Molds – Best Frozen Fish You’ve Ever Tasted!
What are you kids making in here? Fish pops? Please tell me that isn’t some sort of fish popsicle atrocity. I don’t think I can deal with it. They’re normal popsicles you’re making in the Zoku fish popsicle molds. Thank goodness!
These adorable silicone popsicle molds create different varieties of fish shaped ice pops to enjoy. Six fun designs appeal to kids and adults alike. They’re easy to make, easy to get out of the mold, and allow control over the ingredients. It’s a frozen treat mold that’s parent and kid approved.
Take summer treats under the sea with the Zoku fish popsicle molds!
These awesome Zoku fish pop molds are perfect for creating fun frozen treats. It’s a set of six silicone molds within a rigid polypropylene plastic shell. The outer hull makes it easier to transport to and store in your freezer. Believe me, I dump my silicone ice trays all the time trying to get them situated.
Each mold holds between 1.1 and 1.6 ounces of your favorite liquid, depending on the specific mold. You’ll receive one of each of the following designs:
- Shark
- Clownfish
- Octopus
- Whale
- Puffer fish
- Scuba diver
The plastic popsicle sticks only add to the fun; each one is unique. For instance, the clownfish looks like fish bones. Not only does this help to secure the popsicle to the stick better during freezing, it’s a fun surprise when you eat the popsicle. Each stick also has a drip guard, which means less mess!
If you’re not a fan of undersea adventure, there are other great styles too. Journey beyond the stars with space popsicle molds or embark on an Antarctic excursion with the polar ice pop molds.
How do you make homemade popsicles?
Making your own homemade popsicles is a lot of fun. Simply pick your favorite fruit juice, yogurt, or other treat that freezes well. Fill each mold to the fill line, and place the popsicle stick in the middle of each. Place the mold in the freezer, and allow it to sit 8 hours to overnight.
The silicone fish popsicle molds release easily, so you can just pull your frozen pop out with no difficulty or breaking. You won’t even need to run the mold under hot water!
Creating homemade ice pops is a fun activity that you can do with the kids, and everyone gets to enjoy the frozen treats. You’ll also control the contents of what goes in them, so if you want to avoid artificial coloring, sugars, and flavors, you can!
You’ll also be able to mix and match juices, and try varieties you won’t see in stores. I like to mix in chunks of fresh fruit in with my juice. Frozen pudding pops are a great choice for dessert too!
Additional Notes
- Zoku also created this instant smoothie maker featuring a freezer core for quick slushies, healthy smoothies, milkshakes, and frozen alcoholic drinks!
- Food grade silicone; BPA and phalate free
- Hand wash only in soap and warm water; not dishwasher safe
- Designed for use with frozen snacks only (won’t work with Jell-O or cake pops)
- Mold measures 5.71 x 3.15 x 9.45 inches and weighs about 11 ounces unfilled
- Impressive 4.8 star rating with nearly 1,300 reviews – buy with confidence!
- For more portable frozen treats, use some Frozip popsicle bags for your creations
- Show off your popsicle prowess with this coolest pop T-shirt. The dad jokes are included!
- Another great sea-themed kid friendly project is this stuffed narwhal kit. Sew your own undersea friend!
- Add some pushfins (that’s a narwhal pushpin for you landlubbers) to your bulletin board. They’re a fun take on a functional tack!
- Pour some crunchy snacks into this shark attack bowl – it coordinates great with the fish pop theme for parties
- Serve dessert popsicles after enjoying a meal from your shark sushi platter
- While the kids have their fish snacks, parents can enjoy the bounty of the deep with these shark wine glasses!
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