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Munch Reviews | Reusable Ice Pops + Giveaway

Munch Reviews | Reusable Ice Pops + Giveaway

New Zealand's Top Mummy Blogger Ice block Molds

Ice blocks, Popsicles, Ice Pops, Ice creams…………….. whatever your favourite frozen treat, consumption is always 1000 x more complicated, messy and prone to spills, drops and tears when you share with little people.  Nix is (of course!) in love with frozen treats and eats them with such gusto that I pretty much have to hose him off after the last sticky bite has either been devoured or has fallen off the stick onto the ground ::::::cue tears::::::

The convenience, savings and quality control of making homemade popsicles is nothing new, however, the mechanism with which to do it is now simply brilliant.

Hello Munch Reusable Ice Pops!New Zealand's Top Mummy Blogger Ice block Molds

There is a popular ice block here in New Zealand that pretty much makes mummies rejoice every time we spot them in the store.  Entirely self-contained in a waxed-paper type tube – no drips, sticky paws and minimal mess.  The smarties at Munch have made this concept even better with their take-home, make-at-home version.  

Made from BPA food grade silicone, the conical shape of Munch Pops works brilliantly and is so easy for little hands to manage.  For our first batch of thousands I’m sure lol, we kept it simple by using  my fave cold fruit tea.  I was a bit worried about the lids leaking and having a mess to clean up in the freezer, but the ridges on the caps make for a super firm, secure fit.  I was really surprised.  The benefit of this is that you can pop the cap back on and re-freeze for later – love this!
New Zealand's Top Mummy Blogger Ice block Molds

Nix quickly got the hang of the push-up action and sat and enjoyed his treat until he was able to tip the tube and drink the rest of his tea, which is a huge feat of focus for him!  

So, I LOVE the Munch Reusable Ice Pops for the following reasons;

  • The colours are rad
  • The design is perfection – no drips!
  • The lids WORK
  • Zero waste
  • Perfectly priced (buy yours here, $17 for a pack of 4)
Comment below to win a four pack of Munch reusable Ice pops.  Contest closes 7/4/16.

New Zealand's Top Mummy Blogger Ice block Molds New Zealand's Top Mummy Blogger Ice block Molds

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31 Comments

  1. aaron wells · April 4, 2016

    Me and my nieces would love these, we would be able to make healthy ice blocks yes please

  2. Kasia · April 4, 2016

    What a fantastic idea! Perfect for little hands 🙂

  3. Henrietta Netta · April 4, 2016

    Oooh, I’d like to try one of this as I’d like to try a couple of new recipes that I’ve found and this would be amazing to have! 🙂

  4. Emma · April 4, 2016

    Looks rad! My 14mth old son loves anything frozen and he’s had the occasional push up ice pop, but these would be great to make lower sugar options 🙂

  5. Toni · April 4, 2016

    Hreat idea, would love to try them out!

  6. Danae · April 4, 2016

    Great idea would love to try these for my toddler..

  7. Natalie · April 4, 2016

    Oh my gosh! These look awesome. We have some ice block makers but I don’t use them as I hate the mess of ice blocs. This would solve the problem!

  8. Georgina Bridgman · April 4, 2016

    What a great idea, these would be great for my almost 2yo

  9. Karen Mabey · April 4, 2016

    These would be awesome!!! 🙂

  10. Kathryn Clements · April 4, 2016

    Wow these look cool! My kids would love them and it would be cheaper and healthier than buying ice blocks from the shop. <3

  11. Christine Cleary · April 4, 2016

    What a great invention, I love the ability to make my own iceblocks at home so I know exactly whats in them but the no mess of these takes that to the next level. ??

  12. Christine Cleary · April 4, 2016

    What a great invention, I love the ability to make my own iceblocks at home so I know exactly whats in them but the no mess of these takes that to the next level. ??

  13. Fae Olson · April 4, 2016

    Love these, they look like a fantastic idea, lids and all.

  14. harley jen taylor · April 4, 2016

    Great, would love to try!

  15. Bonita · April 4, 2016

    Coooool, these look fantastic, id freeze some yoghurt in them, if they don’t leak, perfect for the lunch box 🙂 🙂

  16. Lorelei · April 4, 2016

    I’d love to try some of these – they look great!

  17. Olivia · April 4, 2016

    My 4 and 2 year old boys would love these! And so would I! Sounds very convenient!!’n

  18. Michelle Hudgell · April 4, 2016

    My girls would love these, so great to make some ‘healthy’ options using frozen smoothies. I would be keen to try out some not so healthy options, for example, a vodka orange ice pop for the grown ups 🙂

  19. Courtney Keach · April 4, 2016

    Would love to win this for my sister and h

  20. Lyn Jarman · April 4, 2016

    These would be great for my youngest 3 grandchildren, cut down on mess and stickiness with added bonus of being reusable.

  21. Courtney Keach · April 4, 2016

    Would love to win this for my sister and her wee boys ?

  22. Greer · April 4, 2016

    Yum! Great for my juices

  23. Joekie · April 4, 2016

    Love that they are reusable and quite affordable too

  24. Nicola · April 4, 2016

    These are a great idea! Would love to try these out 🙂

  25. Heather Penman · April 4, 2016

    these look awesome!!!!!!! Love that you can put the top back on too!

  26. Annette · April 4, 2016

    Yes Please! We would love to win these! My 2 1/2yr old LOVES ice blocks (making and eating them!) and her 8 month old brother would find these easy to hold aswell

  27. Lee · April 5, 2016

    Summer isn’t going to be over yet!! I think these are nifty and a great way to encourage liquids and can get creative and make lots of healthy flavours, unlike iceblocks sometimes picked up from supermarket and they are easy to hold and tops can be put back on them! 🙂

  28. Jaime Macleod · April 5, 2016

    Those look really cool. I remember my mum making us ice lollies in Tupperware moulds when I was little but they would always spill. These look so much better – would love to win and try them out!

  29. Vicki · April 5, 2016

    The caps on top are a great idea – I would love to have had these on hand over the recent hot summer months!

  30. Tui Amohanga · April 5, 2016

    These sound like just what I need when my daughter has her friends or cousins over on the hot Summer days. I won’t be picking up wrappers and sticks and omg being drip free sounds like bliss from the clean ups needed after they make a mess.

  31. Alyssa · May 2, 2016

    My kids absolutely love the ones that come in the plastic wrappers so they’d certainly love these too!