Containers for transporting homemade solids

Re: Containers for transporting homemade solids

• BengalBelle member

  April 2010

  I use plastic - but what about canning jars?  They make the small ones that are almost the size of the plastic bowls.
  

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• Doylesa

  April 2010

  I use plastic - I LOVE the containers from www.onestepahead.com they are 2 oz containers and have twist lids and never leak.

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• mari_gold

  April 2010

  You could buy some purees that come in glass jars, toss the food and save the containers.
  

  
  

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• smilelari member

  April 2010

  Doylesa:

  I use plastic - I LOVE the containers from www.onestepahead.com they are 2 oz containers and have twist lids and never leak.

  Twist lids would be awesome...

  
  
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• katypresson

  April 2010

  smilelari:

  Doylesa:

  I use plastic - I LOVE the containers from www.onestepahead.com they are 2 oz containers and have twist lids and never leak.

  Twist lids would be awesome...

  I have these too and used them for a couple months.  But honestly, DS will only eat table foods now and they're too small.  I bought some 4oz plastic containers made by Rubbermaid, they also have twist lids.  I LOVE THEM! 

  

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• BrideInLondon

  April 2010

  We use bpa free plastic bowls from the baby section of target. But if you don't feel comfortable with that, maybe use ramekins?

  Here's an example, not sure if you can buy lids or not...

  https://www.amazon.com/b?ie=UTF8&node=678651011

   

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