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| Progressive International PLP-1 Freezer Pop Maker | 
| Brand: Progressive International
Category: Kitchen
Buy New: $16.80 (On sale from $31.50)
as of 9/8/2010 16:21 CDT details
You Save: $14.70 (47%)
New (5) from $16.80
Seller: Shop J and L
Rating:  28 reviews
Sales Rank: 1,274
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 9 x 6 x 4
MPN: PLP-1
Model: PLP-1
UPC: 078915005755
EAN: 0078915005755
ASIN: B0000CF7H6
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Enjoy homemade frozen treats with Progressive's frozen pop maker | | • | Easily use fruits, juices, yogurt, or whatever to make up to 10 frozen pops at a time in one tray | | • | Includes 50 wood freezer pop sticks and aluminum lid keeping sticks firmly in place | | • | Taking up minimal space in the freezer, the frozen pop tray measures 9 by 6 by 4 inches | | • | Great for parties and poolside fun; makes a fun gift idea for kids who like to make their own treats |
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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.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 28
Good quality September 6, 2010
Z. Tandy
Have used this mold a couple times now. Good quality and exactly what we needed.
 Great traditional popsicle maker August 19, 2010
Jennifer (NY)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I am new to popsicle making. I tried a cheapo store bought mold with integral plastic sticks but the popsicles had to come out all or nothing, I didn't really like the torpedo sort of shape and I didn't like the idea or the feel of the plastic stick. So, this Progressive mold is PERFECT. The popsicle size is great. About the size of a small store bought pop -- good for adults but not overwhelming for preschoolers either. Things I have learned by trial and error: Wipe the drips before putting the metal top on otherwise the top will be nearly impossible to get off! I let the pops sit in the freezer for 45-60 minutes before inserting the sticks, this keeps them from floating to the top and also ensures that they are straight. I find that the pops come out of the molds easier one by one, so I tap the tray (bottom of molds side down) on the counter to loosen each individual mold, then I slide it out of the holder and dip it in hot water for about 5 seconds or so, then the pop comes out easily. The snack-size zip top bags are just the right size so I can put all the pops in the freezer for easy snacking at a later time! So pleased with my purchase... and I love that I can give my kids yummy frozen treats without tons of perservatives or chemical colors.
So far, So good! August 12, 2010
slburton3
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I received my pop maker in the mail and finally got around to using it. It was easy to use; I was not expecting the actual molds to release from the metal grid (not the lid), but the individual ones did come out, so that made it easy to remove only a couple of pops. I'm looking forward to many more pops!
 Works, but with some issues August 6, 2010
Cathy W (A Twin Cities, MN, burbclave)
I bought this mold years ago, and while it works, there are some definite downsides:
1. If you don't put all the sticks in PERFECTLY VERTICALLY, or even if you do, and they don't STAY that way until it's frozen, then getting the lid off (and then back on again), is nearly impossible as the sticks are at different angles. I solved this by simply not using the lid at all, and letting the sticks go in at weird angles (it worked OK, just looked funny eating a crooked popsicle).
2. You have to keep the entire mold in the freezer until the last popsicle is eaten, and that is both a waste of space, and lacks flexibility. Individual pop molds can be stashed wherever there is room, once they are frozen. I suppose you can remove the popsicles from the mold and store them in something else, but that's kind of a mess.
I eventually replaced it with individual molds that I liked much better - Tovolo brand or something like that.
 Works well, but not dishwasher safe August 1, 2010
A. Graettinger (North Carolina, USA)
After using this a few times I put it in the dishwasher, this was probably a bad idea because when I took it out all the metal was a different, darker color which I could 'wipe off.' I'm not sure if it was just oxidizing in the air or something was actually leaching out of the metal. I let it sit for awhile and wiped as much of the color off as I could and it seems to be OK. I don't really want to use it now and will probably buy another to be safe.
On the other hand, it works really great and makes popsicles within just a few hours. You can remove them very easily by running warm water over the popsicle you want to remove and then after a few seconds start gently pulling.
Highly recommended just don't wash it in the dishwasher.
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