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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 freezer pop sticks to be used with the Progressive frozen pop maker. Set of 50 wood sticks.
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29 of 32 people found the following review helpful
Size Name:1-Pack
Every summer we hear the sound of the ice cream trucks as they weave their way through our neighborhood, and it can get a bit costly over a week if we indulge in the frozen treats offered by them. It was for that reason that we began to look into making our own popsicles and frozen treats.
These Progressive International Freezer Pop Sticks offer an excellent start for us to make our frozen treats on a stick, and it's an excellent way to create concoctions that are not only easy to do, but fun for all involved. Homemade popsicles can save money, reduce the trash that we toss, and will help to save resources. They are fun to make, as kids love to experiment with different combinations.
But a few words of caution: please note that there is a big difference between the Craft Sticks found here and the ones being reviewed. Craft sticks are just for use with crafts, while the ones in this review are essentially a food-grade item, though they can be used for crafts as well... think of these as being dual-purpose.
You can make your own frozen pops using waxed paper cups or a mold, such as the Progressive International Freezer Pop Maker which will mold then into a more convenient and traditional shape. Using one of these also reduces the chance of spillage accidents in the freezer, which is something that many of us learn the hard way. The main thing to remember is to keep it simple, and have fun sharing the experience.
Here are a couple of our favorite easy recipes, proven by trial and error:
Quick & Easy Creamsicles
1 (6 oz.) can frozen Florida orange juice concentrate
1 (6 oz.) can water
1 pint vanilla ice cream, softened, (or vanilla yogurt)
Mix ingredients in a blender or with a power hand mixer for 30-45 seconds. Pour into molds, insert sticks, and freeze. Makes about seven, 2.5 oz. creamsicles.
Strawberry-Orange Popsicles
1 quart Florida orange juice
2 cups strawberries, frozen or fresh
3 tablespoons sugar (omit if using sweetened strawberries)
1 cup vanilla yogurt or softened vanilla ice cream
Blend till smooth or not-so-smooth, depending on preference. Pour into molds and freeze. Makes about twelve 2.5 oz. popsicles
Note: with any of the above, add the popsicle sticks after your creation has partially set for about 15 minutes.
We're looking for new recipes to try, and especially for a really good recipe for mango popsicles. If you have any, please feel free to leave them in the comments.
Homemade popsicles are cool (and no pun intended) because you can make them healthy, organic, and with the type of ingredients you like.
These Progressive International Freezer Pop Sticks offer an excellent start for us to make our frozen treats on a stick, and it's an excellent way to create concoctions that are not only easy to do, but fun for all involved. Homemade popsicles can save money, reduce the trash that we toss, and will help to save resources. They are fun to make, as kids love to experiment with different combinations.
But a few words of caution: please note that there is a big difference between the Craft Sticks found here and the ones being reviewed. Craft sticks are just for use with crafts, while the ones in this review are essentially a food-grade item, though they can be used for crafts as well... think of these as being dual-purpose.
You can make your own frozen pops using waxed paper cups or a mold, such as the Progressive International Freezer Pop Maker which will mold then into a more convenient and traditional shape. Using one of these also reduces the chance of spillage accidents in the freezer, which is something that many of us learn the hard way. The main thing to remember is to keep it simple, and have fun sharing the experience.
Here are a couple of our favorite easy recipes, proven by trial and error:
Quick & Easy Creamsicles
1 (6 oz.) can frozen Florida orange juice concentrate
1 (6 oz.) can water
1 pint vanilla ice cream, softened, (or vanilla yogurt)
Mix ingredients in a blender or with a power hand mixer for 30-45 seconds. Pour into molds, insert sticks, and freeze. Makes about seven, 2.5 oz. creamsicles.
Strawberry-Orange Popsicles
1 quart Florida orange juice
2 cups strawberries, frozen or fresh
3 tablespoons sugar (omit if using sweetened strawberries)
1 cup vanilla yogurt or softened vanilla ice cream
Blend till smooth or not-so-smooth, depending on preference. Pour into molds and freeze. Makes about twelve 2.5 oz. popsicles
Note: with any of the above, add the popsicle sticks after your creation has partially set for about 15 minutes.
We're looking for new recipes to try, and especially for a really good recipe for mango popsicles. If you have any, please feel free to leave them in the comments.
Homemade popsicles are cool (and no pun intended) because you can make them healthy, organic, and with the type of ingredients you like.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
By S.J.
Size Name:1-Pack|Amazon Verified Purchase
As of 12/10/11, I can assure you, the ones I received looked nothing like the photo provided. They were shipped and sold by Amazon, so I'm definitely going to send these back.
They also do not say that they are food-safe on the packaging.
Instead of the smooth, honey-colored sticks pictured, you get pale, uneven, crooked, and splintery sticks.
They also do not say that they are food-safe on the packaging.
Instead of the smooth, honey-colored sticks pictured, you get pale, uneven, crooked, and splintery sticks.
22 of 26 people found the following review helpful
By Adventurer
Size Name:1-Pack|Amazon Verified Purchase
I did not realize that the shipping on these $1.99 popsicle sticks (50 in a bag) were $4.95 for each bag ordered! Therefore; I ordered three bags thinking if I am going to pay $4.95 shipping on a $1.99 item, I might as well order a few bags. Needless to say, I ordered three bags of popsicle sticks and my total order was around $20.00 for less than $6.00 of merchandise that weighed very little! I did not pay attention because I ordered a few things at that time. I learned a very vaulable lesson, check each and every item, the SHIPPING for each item, total, etc. Please do not be foolish like me!Progressive Freezer Popsicle Sticks, Pack of 50
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
No splinters = Good pop stick
We use these for fresh juice summer popsicles as a low-sugar, high vitamin treat for the kids.
as far as pop sticks go, these do the job. Read more
as far as pop sticks go, these do the job. Read more
Published 15 days ago by D. Salotti
3.0 out of 5 stars
not much to say about popsicle sticks
Glad I had these on hand to use but have discovered you can buy a larger package, cheaper at Walmart.
Published 26 days ago by A. Gibson
5.0 out of 5 stars
Sticks ya know
These are sticks for making ice cream pops. What can I say? They're nice. No splinters, they do the job. I would recommend.
Published 4 months ago by Eve Decker
4.0 out of 5 stars
well they fit the item
I have used part of them and will be using more of them when I make some Peppermint chocolate Ice cream and I will make 10 of the ice cream popcicles so the Ice cream last longer . Read more
Published 5 months ago by lynne
5.0 out of 5 stars
Just what I needed
When you have grand children a popsicle maker is a must. This plus the tray unit works very well. Timely delivery - fine quality.
Published 8 months ago by Alison
5.0 out of 5 stars
Popsicle sticks, no shards, good for ice pops
We've used nearly 20 of these popsicle sticks so far. No rough shards or anything, so I'd recommend them. Not sure what else you can say about a popsicle stick :)
Published 9 months ago by beckster943
2.0 out of 5 stars
Too much money, too little product
I won't be buying these anymore. They lasted about a week. I am looking to find a reusable version to make popsicles.
Published 9 months ago by Ann K. Richards
3.0 out of 5 stars
Onyxcontainers.com has popsicle sticks and reusable popsicle sticks
I contacted the company on amazon that sells the stainless steel popsicle mold to ask where I could get more of the sticks that came with the set. They said onyxcontainers [...]. Read more
Published 11 months ago by SOmom
5.0 out of 5 stars
It's sticks
There's not so much you can really say about this product. It's sticks. Wooden sticks. As far as how they look, they look like sticks. Read more
Published 12 months ago by Felicia A. Sullivan
1.0 out of 5 stars
What's in a name?
They are slightly wider (6" x 3/4") but tongue depressors can be bought in boxes of 500 for around $4, if you shop around. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Squirtus
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