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Those that make & freeze baby food

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What have you found that is best to make and freeze baby food?  Here is what I have heard of:

 Fresh Baby Trays - https://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2721830&CAWELAID=107516075

 

Baby Steps Freezer Tray - https://www.diapers.com/Product/ProductDetail.aspx?productid=9875

 

Beaba Multiportion Freezer Tray - https://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/e202/

 

EDIT: For those that use ice trays, do you not use a lid?

 

What is the best size and style?  TIA!

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  • noah-bearnoah-bear member
    Ice cube trays at Walmart for 97 cents.
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  • KelliLyneeKelliLynee member
    imagenoah-bear:
    Ice cube trays at Walmart for 97 cents.
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  • **MrsD****MrsD**
    ice cube trays....my mom has also used the 3 oz plastic dixie cups to make bigger cubes if needed 
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  • pkate98pkate98
    I use freezer zip lock bags.  Then when I'm defrosting, I dip the bag in warm water and cut an edge off the corner and squeeze out the food.
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  • KarBearKarBear member
    Ditto the cheap ice cube trays.  It only take a few hours to freeze then transfer to a zip lock.
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  • noah-bearnoah-bear member
    Once you divide it all up, just wrap it in plastic wrap while it freezes.
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  • Miss.ModularMiss.Modular member

    i use these.  they make things super easy for transporting food!

     

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  • Miss.ModularMiss.Modular member

    i do not understand the cheapos on this board.  these things are not that expensive!!

     

     

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  • coppers_wifeycoppers_wifey

    imagenoah-bear:
    Ice cube trays at Walmart for 97 cents.

    yup.

    no lid. just covered with foil and then stored the cubes in ziplock freezer bags.

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  • WaitingForMyMiracleWaitingForMyMiracle

    I have the Baby Cubes and the cheap ice cube trays.

    I freeze some in cubes for taking back and forth to my mom's and church, and use the trays for home meals.

    I don't have a lid for the trays, I just wrap them in saran wrap until they're frozen and pretty much transfer the food to ziplock bags as soon as they're frozen.

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  • Deegirl322Deegirl322
    Bed Bath and Beyond makes ice cube trays with lids for $5.99/pack
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  • AlmostDunnAlmostDunn
    imageMiss.Modular:

    i do not understand the cheapos on this board.  these things are not that expensive!!

    And I do not understand those who would spend $8.97 on something that I could get at Walmart for $.97.

    To each her own....

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