Zipzicles - Review, Recipes & Giveaway!

I had several fresh fruit on hand and during lunch break from work juiced them up for organic homemade freezer pops using Zipzicles. 

Even the colors are just beautiful.

Pineapple: skinned, quartered and juiced.  No sugar added, the perfectly ripe fruit was plenty sweet.

Strawberries: washed, cut and juiced. I was going to add a dash of Agave but last minuted decided not to.

Citrus Burst: 2 oranges, 1 lemon, 1 lime - all peeled and juiced.  No sugar added because the orange juice had a perfect amount.

Punch: all of the above leftover juices combined into one.  The pineapple juice was about a cup while the others only a bit was left but enough to create the punch flavor.

Hazelnut Coffee: I brewed a large cup of Hazelnut coffee in my Kuereg and added Hazelnut creamer, let it come up to room temp and filled the Zipzicle bags.

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Why I like these self sealing freezer pop bags:

• Just the perfect size for a treat
• Fill line shows you where to stop
• Re-sealing allows you to close for travel - backseat treat, after game cool off, morning grab along when filled with yogurt and granola
• Not just for frozen treats but ideal for optimizing herbs when fresh in season to save in the freezer
• Either washable (from/for family) or disposable - your choice
• 12 per package
• Easy to fill even without a funnel (although one is recommended)
• Zipzicles are 100% virgin plastic and contain no plastizers.  Made of FDA approved Food Grade LDPE (low density plyethylene) and LLDPE (linear low density plyethylene) that is 3 mm thick.  It is BPA-free and are recyclable under #4 category.

I can see using these for the following:

• Herbs from season for use later in the year
• Pesto
• Chicken, Veggie, Meat base to use in sauces
• Adult Drinks - think of this as the next evolution from jello shots
• On the go breakfast - yogurt with granola - no utensils needed

What would you use these for?