Dream Pops makes low-calorie plant-based ice cream that is dairy, gluten, and soy-free.

David Greenfeld

David Cohen

Dream Pops

Birthday Cake

Food

Love the concept of these plant-based, better-for-you, portable ice cream treats. The packaging and design is eye-catching and unique. Unfortunately, I've found tremendous variation by product. While we love the individual dream pop bites enrobed in chocolate for their decadent taste, the birthday cake pops of a similar flavor variety have a slightly off taste that does not resemble birthday cake; they are quite bland. 

Overall, would recommend the bites (5/5) but for the traditional pops, these weren't a favorite.

Tried these at Expo East. They were great, and the boxy texture/shape was fun. It melts away after a few licks and becomes a normal pop after that. It was fun nonetheless. 

These are such a fun idea, I really love them. Highly recommend!

I have tried the Matcha and Berry Dreams flavors. They're definitely the perfect size for a quick treat. The Berry Dreams was pretty tart, so if you're looking for a super sweet treat, this may not be for you. The Matcha flavor was nice and creamy, still, not super sweet, but I preferred that one over the Berry flavor. Overall, I would buy again and will try their other flavors!

I tried the Birthday Cake Dream Pops and thought they were decent. The consistency was on the icy side and could've been slightly creamier. However, for the calories and sugar content, I'll make a concession.

Taste of these was okay! I had a single pop that I believe was vanilla matcha flavored. I loved the shape of the pop but for the price I would not say the taste was as good as I was hoping for.

Have tried the vanilla matcha and thought the flavor was pretty good (excited to try different flavors too).  It does have a good consistency too.


Got 2 stars because it says women owned,  I do not appreciate the taste. And hey its not for everyone but for the price and quantity, , that's a hard no, would not recommed this product. I have been vegan for over 20 years and gotta say I've had many so many ice cream products , even at vegan restaurants I've sampled quite a few and make my own at home , between so delicious brands and walmart brands and a couple others that are vegan this is one falls in with them as one of the bad ones , it's made my top 5 bad vegan ice creams , I appreciate the women who made this but I would recommend a softer sugar base I love coconut sugar but if not used in baked goods were it takes some of the edge off I would recommend coconut nectar ,has more of a tropical taste and blends better with the vanilla, plus it doesn't specify if there's no genetic engineering. But the presentation is beautiful it was the reason I grabbed it to try it.

Super cute and yummy! Fun to bring to small parties. Had these a few years ago when the brand had just started. Loved their matcha flavor. Kind of pricey and couldn’t purchase in small quantities which is the downside for single person households. This may have changed since though!

Dream Pops reviews