For the Love of Popsicles
With 75 healthy, vibrant recipes, this popsicle-pedia is all you need to survive the summer!
Taking readers on a journey through the world of healthy popsicles, these approachable and inviting recipes highlight ease and simplicity with natural ingredients and uncomplicated preparations. Bright, colorful photos of every recipe and a minimalist, trendy design will entice readers to try out both the classic and modern pops, from Orange Creamsicles to Pineapple Upside Down!
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- Material
- Health
- Your impact
All PopsicleLab molds are made of food grade silicone. Our high-quality material is BPA-free and certified non-toxic. You may have heard of the silicone pinch test, which claims to determine whether a silicone item is indeed 100% pure silicone. Allow us to shed some light on this myth. There is no way to determine whether a silicone item is free of harmful plasticizers by pinching or twisting it. The presence of some white silicone in the molds when twisting it, is due to the color pigments being stretched. Silicone starts out as clear or white after production and then it is being colored.
Store-bought popsicles often contain artificial preservatives and other unhealthy ingredients. Homemade ice pops are the perfect alternative. Take control over what you consume and discover the joy of mixing flavors and creating your own popsicles!
By choosing silicone over plastic, you are helping the environment. Plastics are made from non-renewable resources, whereas silicone is considered a hybrid material which is significantly better in terms of resource extraction and recycling.
Plus, we'll plant a tree for every purchase you make!
Material
All PopsicleLab molds are made of food grade silicone. Our high-quality material is BPA-free and certified non-toxic. You may have heard of the silicone pinch test, which claims to determine whether a silicone item is indeed 100% pure silicone. Allow us to shed some light on this myth. There is no way to determine whether a silicone item is free of harmful plasticizers by pinching or twisting it. The presence of some white silicone in the molds when twisting it, is due to the color pigments being stretched. Silicone starts out as clear or white after production and then it is being colored.
Health
Store-bought popsicles often contain artificial preservatives and other unhealthy ingredients. Homemade ice pops are the perfect alternative. Take control over what you consume and discover the joy of mixing flavors and creating your own popsicles!
Your impact
By choosing silicone over plastic, you are helping the environment. Plastics are made from non-renewable resources, whereas silicone is considered a hybrid material which is significantly better in terms of resource extraction and recycling.
Plus, we'll plant a tree for every purchase you make!
