Have Popsicle Mold, Will Chill

Every summer evening, my mother would fill a popsicle mold with Kool Aid and stick it in the freezer, the next afternoon we'd have a delicious frozen treat.

popsicle-molds.jpgMy mom's popsicle mold lasted for years, and my brothers and sisters and I looked forward to our cool snack every afternoon. In fact, those frozen popsicles made for some favorite family memories. Fortunately for all of us, popsicle molds are now easy to find.

Here are a few places to get popsicle molds -- from the old-fashioned plastic kind to the newer non-stick silicone versions.
You certainly don't need to use Kool-Aid -- you can use healthier options such as orange juice, or one of your favorite sugarless mixes. We also have an article with lots of fabulous options for making your own frozen treats -- with everything from jello to fruit smoothies to extra soda pop. Get inspired here! Your kids will appreciate cooling off with homemade popsicles, and your wallet will appreciate the savings!

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