What is the best popsicle making kit?

Tovolo 80-8003Y Yellow Groovy Ice Pop Molds, Set of 6

Make a cool summer treat even cooler and just a little bit groovier with these Tovolo Yellow Groovy Pop Molds. Your home made popsicles will delight the kids and their friends with their unique shape and built-in drip guards. read more...

These are CHEAP and STURDY and EASY to clean. Sold? You should be!Just fill with your kids favorite liquids and freeze.
They are kind of big, I have noticed. Some would say too big.... almost adult sized. But they wok well and make my kids happy!

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Tovolo 80-8002G Green Star Ice Pop Molds, Set of 6

Make a cool summer treat even cooler and catch a shooting star with these Tovolo Green Shooting Star Pop Molds. Your home made popsicles will delight the kids and their friends with their unique star shape and built-in drip guards. read more...

These are great. 6 shooting star shaped molds, comes with a custom base. superbly easy, just fill 'em up and freeze 'em. kids love 'em in the summer time.

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Zoku Quick Pop Maker

The patented Zoku Quick Pop Maker freezes ice pops in as little as seven minutes right on your countertop without electricity. Quickly make striped pops, yogurt pops or (for the first time ever at home) flavored core pops. To enjoy Quick Pops at a... read more...

this is a really cool popsicle-making system that allows you to make many different varieties of popsicles, including layered ones and cream filled ones!
It's super cool and if you get creative you can make some wonderful treats.
The only problem is sometimes the popsicles can be a little tough to get out, and may require some running water.

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Orka A47221 Ice Pop Molds, White Base

Kids love popsicles any time of year, and moms love knowing exactly what their popsicles are made of. The Orka Ice Pop Maker is perfect for making home made popsicles without an icecream maker. Freeze your favorite juice, or blend your own fruit a... read more...

The silicone is what enables you to get these crazy cool molds. After freezing, you can peel the mold off the ice and Voila! you've got a super cool ice shape to eat!

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Norpro Ice Pop Maker

Norpro's Frozen Ice Pop Maker, makes 10 3oz treats. High quality, durable plastic with aluminum top. Create your own unique frozen treats using juices, purees, yogurt, gelatin, fruit, ice cream, pudding, jams and jellies. 24 sticks included. read more...

If you don't want to buy a specific maker, putting oj in the ice cube tray always makes for a tasty treat as well.

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I received these as a gift and I'm so glad I did. I don't think I'd ever have purchased them myself. They are BPA and Phthalate free molds and stainless steel. I can't say for sure, but I definitely think the popsicles I make with these taste so much better than the plastic ones. I've made the plain jane Kool-Aid pops, the Crystal Lite pops, and smoothie pops. There are some great looking recipes out there but for the most part I've created my own. It was a great summer.

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Zoku Quick Pop Maker

This is the coolest! literally =) I always loved creamsicles and now I can make them myself, this is so fun when I have guest over, its like a tradition to make Popsicles at my house even on cold days. lol