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I was nervous about the seal on the ziplock. But it holds up great!I made 75 of them in about and hour and a half with 3 recipes. I much prefer batch cooking and preparing of any kind when it comes to things my kids like. And now I don't have to worry about making popsicles for a few months. That is if I can control indulging in them myself..Only criticism of this product is that they are delivered sealed. (as they should be for sanitary purposes) but they are a PAIN to open up when filling them because it's so narrow. I ended up using a chopstick to help pry them open. I'd call it a design flaw, but it seems like it needs to be that tight and I wouldn't want it any wider. So it looks like sticking with my chopstick method!I had it in mind that these may be reusable, Because of the ziplock. But I don't bother opening them when it comes time to eating because of that tight seal. I just cut them in half and justify eating half of my tots popsicle everyday. So maybe its a blessing in disguise. Haha

These popsicles bags are of really poor quality. They leak in 2 places - from the zip lock area at the top if not kept upright and also along some of the side seams. Unfortunately the leaks don’t appear straight away so you find a sticky mess in the fridge/freezer.

I used these to make booze pops! They were easy to fill for the most part. I used my own funnel but it does come with one. They were not easy to open but I was able to open using my index fingers to pull the zipper open. I filled up leaving about an inch or a little less with various drink mixes and they easily zipped up leak proof. I laid them on the side immediately and no leaking. Stuck in freezer and boom happy party guest. I am able to tear them open using my teeth, some can with hands but almost impossible to open the zipped seal once frozen. Scissors work too. Will be ordering more in the future. Just wish alcohol stayed frozen longer once taken from freezer but cannot blame these for that! I recommend for any type of Popsicles people want to make, very sturdy!

It was hard to unzip each sleeve as I went to pour each one with my liquid. By the time I finished my fingertips hurt lol - but once they were all filled and I left room for no overflow when closed each one the liquid still came out some . So I grabbed the fishnet bag that I saved from the store bought freeze pops and a plastic shopping bag - it helped keep them standing together like regular freeze pops. The end result was great. My suggestion is to send some kind of tool to open the sleeves or put little tabs to pull apart- make it easier and a few fishnet bags included to put it in as well.

The bags are sturdier than I had imagined. The only trouble I had was the funnel was just a little too short as it barely touched the zipper. I found that standing several in a quart jar made filling easy. Leave 1/2 inch space.We spent a hot weekend at a music festival and my homemade popsicles were a hit!VODKA POPS17-ounce bottle of ICE sparkling water (leave open 24 hours)4 ounces vodkaPINA COLADA1 pineapple (4 cups frozen, slightly thawed)1 banana, sliced3 tablespoons agave1/3 cup unsweetened coconut milk1 1/2 cups Malibu rumshredded coconutmaraschino cherriesMOSCOW MULE POPSICLES2 - 5.07 cans Fever-Tree ginger beer3 ounces vodka1 lime juiced and zestedMade 5 popsicles