Can you put smoothies in these to freeze?
1432508
We have the fish mold and use smoothies all the time and they come out yummy every time!!! We use yogurt with it too�
1432509
I have put bottled smoothies, juices, kefir and yogurt into the molds successfully. It is nice to have something healthy to snack on.
1432510
Yes! We make fruit and vegetable smoothies (kale, spinach, bananas, apples, yogurt, etc) and freeze them! They turn out great!
1432511
We have the fish mold and use smoothies all the time and they come out yummy every time!!! We use yogurt with it too&#128522;
112421
No, you have 2 plastic containers to freeze water in. These are used to make the shaved ice. After you use them you fill them back up with water and refeeze to use again.
793816
I am sure they can. Try one. Don't fill to the entire top. I put regular ball jars in the freezer, so I don't see why you can't do these.
618530
Yes, that would be very possible. You fill the clear hard plastic side with water to the fill line, then simply put on the gray rubbery top and stick in the freezer. I think you could put anything in it but it would be size restricted, of course.
984145
Yes, you can freeze them on the sides, just make sure you don't fill the ice pop all the way to the top. Liquids expand when you freeze. Just leave about 1/2 inch or a little more at the top. I always put mine I a plastic cup in the freezer, but you can put them on their side if you need to.
1426122
I have never tried them in the freezer but my guess is no. The material they are made of does not have the same look/feel of material that I know can be frozen. My guess is that these would crack.
969219
yes, they freeze very well. I buy them by the case and keep out a few pkgs. and freeze the rest.
1971640
I probably would not freeze them. They are pretty thin and don't appear to be designed for the freezer. They have a similar thickness to a wine glass at the top.
1890801
Never tried freezing anything in them but a quick dip in hot water might be enough to release the ice without bending the cup... Good luck
2086963
I have never tried to freeze water in them so I don't really know. they are wonderful for icecream though.
1736534
I use mine to make smoothie pops so the liquid is already half frozen and very thick. I'm not sure how they would work with very liquid filling.
1412919
I haven't tried to put mine in the freezer but I don't see any reason why you couldn't. I use margarine containers in the freezer all of the time. Since we know that the glass is impervious to the cold, the only question would be the lids and they are essentially the same thing as margarine container lids so I don't see why not. Hope this was helpful. P.S. I wouldn't try to pop the lid off right away after taking one out of the freezer but rather wait a couple minutes for it to warm up and become flexible again.
1209378
I have never tried to freeze in them, but, I think they would work about as well as freezer bags.
973423
sorry...I have never tried freezing them but they are awesome for regular use.
102099
I'm sure you could, but the stuff they are made of wouldn't hold the cold for very long. These are really fun, not sure what the freezer could add to the experience.
1628124
It depends on how frozen they are. We are smoothie drinkers here, but if the ratio of frozen fruit to juice & unfrozen is 25% or so you should be fine. If you make it without frozen at all you're golden.
1871948
I haven't but I'm sure you can. I just wouldn't leave them frozen for an extended period. I love these for many different uses.