Each mold in the Zoku Classic Pop Molds set holds about 3.1 fluid ounces. This is a tidy size that works well for both kids and adults—just enough to hit the spot without being too much.

The 3.1-ounce capacity also opens up fun possibilities, like experimenting with layers or adding bits of fruit and yogurt, without worrying about overflowing the mold.

It's a handy metric for planning out how much mixture you'll need, especially if you're making a bunch at once for a get-together.

If you have any other questions about the molds or popsicle making in general, feel free to ask!

So, about those Zoku Classic Pop Molds—if you're into making your own popsicles, they're a solid pick. They're designed in a way that makes removing the popsicles pretty hassle-free. The manufacturer recommends just running each mold under warm water for 30 to 60 seconds, and the popsicles should slide right out.

From what we've seen, a lot of folks back up this claim, saying these molds are great at releasing popsicles without the struggle. Plus, you can fill or take out one at a time, thanks to their individual cavities with built-in drip guards. This is super handy and something that people seem to really like about them.

However, keep in mind, these aren't dishwasher safe. To avoid any potential warping from high heat, stick to hand washing them.

Oh, and if your popsicles are extra frozen, it might take a little more warm water to get them loose. But usually, the warm water trick works just fine.

In the end, as long as you remember to wash them by hand, these molds are a nifty tool for making popsicles at home.

Getting popsicles out of the Zoku Classic Pop Molds is pretty easy once you know the trick. The manufacturer suggests running warm water over the molds for 30 to 60 seconds. This helps a lot based on what we've found, as it's essential for a smooth release.

The molds' sturdy plastic is great for keeping the popsicles in shape, but it does need that warm water to help pop them out smoothly. If you skip this step, you might end up with broken popsicles or bits left in the mold, which, according to our research, has happened to quite a few folks.

So, taking a moment to warm the molds is really worth it to avoid any unnecessary frustration.

As for cleaning, handwashing is the way to go. Some people have tried popping them in the top rack of the dishwasher, but there's a chance the heat could warp or damage the molds. It's a safer bet to handwash everything, including the sticks and drip guards.

Overall, with a little care and the right method, the Zoku Classic Pop Molds can be a great tool for making popsicles at home without much fuss. Following these steps should make the whole process pretty smooth, from freezing to enjoying your homemade treats.