Would they be good for wide popsicles?
853703
Not to make them because the bottom of the bags are pleated. I bought these to make goldfish in a bag soaps and they didn't work at all.
1593212
These are likely too large for filling cream puffs. You could use a baggie.
1415958
i don't think so. they are only about a 1/4 in wide. you would probably be better off using popsicle sticks for plant markers.
346754
It depend on how many pieces you buy, they are pretty wide and you could contact the manufactured for dine sions
209236
Sorry Rachel, I haven't tried that. Why don't you fill up an ice cube tray with yogurt instead of making popsicles.
352921
I can't say for sure without having the two right in front of me to compare, but I would say yes. They may be a little smaller but not by a whole lot. One of the main reasons I bought the cake pop maker is because I love the Timbits from Tim Hortons and now I can make something similar at home.
128743
I don't know. I use them for yogurt pops and smoothy pops. I think the top of the frozen pop would be a bit big in diameter to use in a water bottle.
2099412
Yes. The pop top is pretty wide, but the whole white top screws off as well, so you probably have a good 1.5" diameter.
871876
These are 10 inches long, but not very wide. I doubt they would work well with frozen drinks as things might get stuck in the straw. Great for clear liquids though.
519147
I guess that will depend on the tumblers you are using. But these straws aren't much wider that the regular plastic ones you can get at the store.
997237
I would say so. They are a good size. I used they for breads baked in loaf sizes 8in & 9in and there was room to spare
1081757
They are strong enough and probably about an inch high. As long as your treats aren't too thick they would work.
1388495
Nope. They are of very sturdy quality, but are not wide and flexible enough to work for that width. I found out the hard way, as they did not work for me. I kept them and hope to be able to use them for something else.
1221513
The tops may be tight enough for that. I always freeze them standing up in a tall glass, so I'm not sure if they would leak. Leave at least an inch at the top and kind of let the air out and they seal. Yes, you eat them by squeezing and slurping. FYI... they contain more than a regular popsicle, not quite twice as much, so they're a pretty big serving.
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I think they would be strong enough. They're not as thick as a Popsicle stick but still sturdy and smooth.
402817
I'm not sure how well that would work, given the fact that the popsicle stick would have to balance in the liquid. One of mine broke and I was able to glue the base/stick pieces back together.
2145538
Probably could. About .5" thick rim of dough with a 1.5" opening. My wife likes them.