s/o babycook - food storage ?

Re: s/o babycook - food storage ?

• grettaz member

  May 2009

  They have them at BRU:

  https://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2721830

  

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• TonyaCody06 member

  May 2009

  williams sonoma has some of the same brand as the babycook. or you can google "baby cubes"

  
  

   

  
  

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• stefsaut member

  May 2009

  https://cj.shop.com/BabySteps_Homemade_Baby_Food_System-34879559-45494889-p!.shtml?sourceid=23

  

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• LuciHendo

  May 2009

  I haven't done this yet although I plan to soon.  But my friend got those trays with the lids and says she regrets it b/c they aren't necessary.  She said you can just use regular ice cube trays and cover them with plastic wrap, and then once they are frozen transfer them to ziploc freezer bags.  This is what I will do.
  

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• megs042107

  May 2009

  LuciHendo:

  I haven't done this yet although I plan to soon.? But my friend got those trays with the lids and says she regrets it b/c they aren't necessary.? She said you can just use regular ice cube trays and cover them with plastic wrap, and then once they are frozen transfer them to ziploc freezer bags.? This is what I will do.
  

  oh really? ?thanks for the tip!?

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• Meka13

  May 2009

  LuciHendo:

  I haven't done this yet although I plan to soon.  But my friend got those trays with the lids and says she regrets it b/c they aren't necessary.  She said you can just use regular ice cube trays and cover them with plastic wrap, and then once they are frozen transfer them to ziploc freezer bags.  This is what I will do.
  

   

  This is what we do , it works out great. I also just write the date and what it is on the outside because you should only keep them in the freezer ideally for 1 month. 
  

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