Perfect Paletas
Paleta Recipes
Although you could spend all summer making great popsicle recipes from Pinterest and never run out of new flavors to try, "Paletas: Authentic Recipes for Mexican Ice Pops, Shaved Ice & Aguas Frescas" by Fany Gerson is a cookbook worth owning.
To buy: Amazon, $10
Single-Serve Pops
Sometimes cravings hit hard and paletas are often a lesson in patience as you wait for them to freeze, but with this awesome tool, you can have one ready lickety split in less than 10 minutes.
To buy: Zoku, $25
Quick Pop Tools
Paleta-making can be an excellent creative outlet and these accessories will help you make the perfect masterpiece. BPA and phthalate free, this 7-piece set includes three drip-free pour cups, heart and star stencils, a fruit wand for placing fruit pieces, a siphon and an angle tray so you can make flavored core pops, apply stenciled cut outs, and more!
To buy: Amazon, $21
Storage Case
If your paletas are for home consumption, simple plastic baggies will do for storing them in the freezer, but if you want to transport them to a party, family reunion, friend's house, or even the office to treat your co-workers, this handy storage case is exactly what you need.
To buy: Zoku, $20
DIY Push Pops
Kids love push-up pops, and with this vintage-style mold you'll be able to recreate them at home without any of the artificial colors or flavors of the store-bought variety.
To buy: Williams-Sonoma, $15
Twin Pops
Just because it's a twin pop doesn't mean you have to share. This classic-looking mold is designed to save freezer space by fitting into the freezer door and comes with 24 popsicle sticks for your first batch.
To buy: Williams-Sonoma, $15
