We Might Be Tiny Tubies – Pastel Pop

We Might Be Tiny Tubies – Pastel Pop

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Discover the joy of mess-free frozen treats with We Might Be Tiny Tubies at Fed is Best. These playful silicone push-up ice block moulds, available in bear, cat, and bunny shapes, make creating and enjoying summer snacks a breeze for kids and adults alike.

Fed is Best is excited to introduce We Might Be Tiny Tubies, a revolutionary way to enjoy popsicles without the mess. Perfect for warm summer days, these silicone push-up ice block moulds are designed to keep little hands clean while indulging in nutritious frozen treats.

Key Features:

Creative Shapes: Each set includes 2 bear, 2 cat, and 2 bunny shaped Tubies, bringing fun and creativity to snack time.

Non-Toxic Material: Made from BPA-free, food-grade silicone, ensuring safety for all ages. Certified to the highest European standards (FDA and LFGB approved).

Mess-Free Design: Features an attached lid for each mould, keeping contents secure in the freezer and allowing for easy resealing.

Extra Grip: The signature We Might Be Tiny pattern provides additional grip, making it easier for tiny hands to hold.

Cheeky Surprise: Each Tubie has secret eyes on the inside, leaving a charming imprint on the ice block, adding an element of surprise to snacking.

Easy Clean-Up: Dishwasher-safe for effortless cleaning, and also safe for use in the microwave, oven, and freezer (-40°C to 230°C).

Product Specifications:

Dimensions: Bunny: 5.3cm x 4.4cm x 13cm; Bear: 4.5cm x 4.4cm x 13cm; Cat: 4.5cm x 4.4cm x 13cm.

Capacity: 60ml each, with a total of 360ml per set of 6 Tubies.

Colour Set: Pastel Pop, featuring Mint and Powder Pink bunnies, Blue Dusk and Lilac bears, and Yellow and Plum cats.

FAQ Highlights:

Non-Airtight Lid: While the attached lid prevents loss and covers contents effectively, it does not create a water or air-tight seal.

Usage Tips: For best results, especially with liquid mixtures, prop Tubies upright in the freezer. This ensures they freeze with a flat top and prevents leaks.

Removal Ease: After freezing, a simple twist and push-up action releases the icy pole smoothly from the Tubie.

Designed in Australia and now available at Fed is Best, We Might Be Tiny Tubies are your go-to solution for creating homemade frozen delights. Whether it’s a sunny day treat or a creative lunchbox surprise, these Tubies add a dash of fun and practicality to your family’s snack time.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are We Might Be Tiny Tubies?
We Might Be Tiny Tubies are silicone push-up ice block moulds designed for making mess-free popsicles. They come in fun shapes like bears, cats, and bunnies, making snack time enjoyable for kids.
How do you use We Might Be Tiny Tubies?
To use We Might Be Tiny Tubies, simply fill the moulds with your favorite juice or smoothie, insert the lid, and freeze. Once frozen, push up from the bottom to enjoy a clean, tasty treat.
Are We Might Be Tiny Tubies safe for kids?
Yes, We Might Be Tiny Tubies are made from BPA-free, food-grade silicone, ensuring they are safe for children. They meet the highest European safety standards, including FDA and LFGB approvals.
Why choose We Might Be Tiny Tubies over traditional ice molds?
We Might Be Tiny Tubies offer a mess-free design with attached lids, preventing spills and making them easy to reseal. Their playful shapes also enhance the fun of creating frozen treats for kids.
Can you use We Might Be Tiny Tubies for other treats?
Yes, you can use We Might Be Tiny Tubies for various frozen treats, including yogurt pops and fruit purees. Their versatile design allows for creative snack options beyond just popsicles.

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