Product Features:

• Includes 50 wood freezer pop sticks and aluminum lid keeping sticks firmly in place
• Easily use fruits, juices, yogurt, or whatever to make up to 10 frozen pops at a time in one tray
• Enjoy homemade frozen treats with Progressive's frozen pop maker

Product Description:

Progressive International is your source for the widest range of functional, inventive, and fun kitchen tools and great ideas put into practice. Our in-house designers spend hours in the kitchen coming up with ways to improve on a variety of traditional tasks and tools. Established in 1973, our commitment to quality and service allows us to offer a broad selection of quality kitchenware and other household products. Progressive frozen pop maker is easy to use and includes 50 wood freezer pop sticks and an aluminum lid that keeps the sticks firmly in place while they freeze.

Customer Reviews:
Brenda from Minnesota
Bought two sets of these to make treats for the teens and adults working so hard at our local community theater this summer for a production of Footloose, the musical. This is something we just decided to do to let the actors and stage crew know how much we appreciate all their hard work.

We've made several batches of various flavors, and all have been a big hit. These molds are very easy to use. It's great to make twenty at a time with the two molds, since we take 60 at a time to the theater folks.

I do NOT soak the sticks; I use them dry. Placing them deep into the wells of the molds makes it easy to pull the lids off when the pops are frozen. Freeze them overnight so they get good and hard, fill the kitchen sink with enough hot water (really HOT) to reach just the tops of the plastic part of the mold (not to go over the metal), then dunk the molds in the hot water for a count of ten or twelve. Pull the molds out and wiggle one stick gently to see if the pops will pull out yet. If the pops seem pretty stuck in the mold yet, put it back in the hot water for a count of five and try again. The pops come out of the molds very easily for me.

We bag the pops individually in cheapie plastic bags from the grocery store, skipping the twistie ties. Handing out the pops is fast and easy when they are individually wrapped. The only hard part is for the recipient to decied which flavor to choose. We like to bring at least three flavors. Each flavor goes into a separate large Ziploc bag that is labelled.

On treat night, I put all the Ziplocs into a big cooler with bags of frozen water. They keep the pops nice and cold until the actors and crew are ready for their break.

You should hear the cheers when I walk into the theater with the cooler. :)

2010-07-25 (Chatfield, MN United States) | Rating: 5

Wow we love the progressive International freezer pop maker
I have had this popsickle maker for 1 week. The first round was fresh strawberry (blended), yogurt with a dash of sweetner, I droped in rasberrys, and finally blueberrys blended with juice. they were fabulous. This week I made pina colada with fresh pineapple, and coconut milk, sweetened with agave, yogurt with passion fruit, and mango. The top is a little difficult to get off becauise I just put the sticks in when I make them. The pops come out of the mold just fine. I love taking them out and putting them in a ziolock bag. Then I am off to planning the next round. MMMM

2010-07-06 | Rating: 5

Great Popsicles
The popsicle maker is made very well, the only part I had a hard time with was getting the sticks through the opening. I think they should be just a little bigger. The frozen pops came out very easily and cleaning is a breeze. All in all, I would recommend the product. It would be a very accomodating if there were a few recipes included with the maker. It is always nice to have extra ideas.

2010-06-04 | Susan (Erie, PA) | Rating: 3