- Ice Lolly Maker makes personalised ice lollies in approximately 7- 15 minutes
- Store unit in freezer; remove and fill with liquid or fruit; ice lollies are ready in minutes
- Includes 6 re-useable lolly sticks, 6 drip guards, lolly removal tool and recipe leaflet
- No electricity or batteries required - just a freezer. Re-charging takes approx 24 hours
- Fill with whatever ingredients you desire i.e. fizzy drinks, milkshakes, honey, fruit etc. etc...
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ZK101 Weight: 2.6kg Features: -Includes 1 quick pop maker, 6 sticks, 6 drip guards and 1 super tool. -BPA and phthalate free. -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) flavoured core pops. -To enjoy quick pops at a moment's notice, simply store the compact base in your freezer. -Durable, reusable plastic pop sticks. -Unique ridged designs that allow pops to adhere securely, with special drip guards for tidy eating. -Super tool helps to quickly release the frozen treats from their moulds. -Unit can make up to 9 pops before refreezing the unit again. -Dimensions: 20.32cm H x 10.8cm W x 11.43cm D.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
Healthy, kids and adult love it. Pays for itself very quickly. Pay attention to the fill level advice to save frustration.
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22 of 23 people found the following review helpful
Using this device couldn't really be easier - it uses the same principle as the plastic moulds that you pour liquid into, only this device turns that on it's head a little by sitting empty in the freezer until it's ready to be taken out and used, rather than the traditional approach of sitting empty in the cupboard until it's ready to be put into the freezer and used.
It freezes liquid in 7 minutes (although thick juices do take a little bit longer in my experience), and it works because it's made out of metal which keeps it's cold temperature when outside the freezer.
The upside of this -
It's fun: children really enjoy making their own ice-lollies, and seeing them freeze (with the normal plastic moulds, this can take an hour or so, and happens out of sight). For adults, it's a cool way to get creative; if you have a juicer, the possibilities are almost endless, and the addition of slices can make for very pretty designs too.
Instead of the usual sugar-laden fare, you can get them to eat healthier things.
The downside -
It's very cold when you take it out of the freezer - little fingers (and indeed bigger ones too, as I've found out to my cost) can get stuck onto the surface!
It takes up space in the freezer, which can be at a premium about the same as a tub of ice-cream). If you only have a freezing compartment, it's not really practical.
The cost is quite high for what it is - it'll take a long time to recover the purchase cost through savings made by use.
Overall, If you have the space and the money, it's a fun product that should see a lot of use during the summer - but those of us who are budget-conscious may well prefer the cheaper Ice Lolly Maker instead.
It freezes liquid in 7 minutes (although thick juices do take a little bit longer in my experience), and it works because it's made out of metal which keeps it's cold temperature when outside the freezer.
The upside of this -
It's fun: children really enjoy making their own ice-lollies, and seeing them freeze (with the normal plastic moulds, this can take an hour or so, and happens out of sight). For adults, it's a cool way to get creative; if you have a juicer, the possibilities are almost endless, and the addition of slices can make for very pretty designs too.
Instead of the usual sugar-laden fare, you can get them to eat healthier things.
The downside -
It's very cold when you take it out of the freezer - little fingers (and indeed bigger ones too, as I've found out to my cost) can get stuck onto the surface!
It takes up space in the freezer, which can be at a premium about the same as a tub of ice-cream). If you only have a freezing compartment, it's not really practical.
The cost is quite high for what it is - it'll take a long time to recover the purchase cost through savings made by use.
Overall, If you have the space and the money, it's a fun product that should see a lot of use during the summer - but those of us who are budget-conscious may well prefer the cheaper Ice Lolly Maker instead.
8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Chomette is the importer of the Zoku Pop Maker so this is not a different item from the Zoku one on Amazon. Basically you put the pop maker in your freezer for a day and then pour in your desired liquids, put a stick in it and wait for about 10 minutes. The first time we tried it we made blueberry, orange, Coke, strawberry and chocolate lollies and made 2 batches. The instructions do say 'don't put carbonated drinks' in and I can see why because it did fizz up a bit even though I poured it out first to let some of the bubbles escape. Fill about 1cm under the fill line for fizzy drinks and top up if needed. Next time I will wait until the fizzy drinks are a bit flatter. You do need liquids with sugar in so that the lollies don't stick in the pop maker so it is not a dieter's dream. This is really good for children or adults with a nut or food allergy because you know exactly what has gone into them. A lot of commercial fruit lollies are made in factories that have production lines with nuts. My only gripe is that the handles are rather short - perhaps they are designed for 5 year old hands!
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Not designed for low-carb lollies
The instructions booklet requires that the substance one uses to make lollies has a large content of sugar. It can be not 'classic' sugar, but honey or concentrated juice. Read more
Published 18 days ago by S. Sakharov
broke first time
Followed instructions to the letter, made 1 ice-lolly and handle broke on trying to get the second one out. Big waste of money - don't buy.
Published 1 month ago by longbaygirl
great
we are very happy with this device, it does exactly what it says it will do and i feel part of the 21st century using this cool gadget. happy days.
Published 6 months ago by Ajg Savage
Does exactly what it says on the box, and more
A brilliant piece of kit. Really easy to use. When i bought it I was worried about how easy it would be to remove after making lollies but all you do is twist and twist the orange... Read more
Published 17 months ago by jabberwocky
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