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Those of you that make your own baby food

eamaineseamaines
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What do you use to freeze them in smaller portions? 

I've heard ice cube trays work well......and they are quite cost effective.  Any other suggestions?

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  • lindeenweddinglindeenwedding member
    We did the ice cube tray method and then kept each fruit/veggie separate in freezer bags.
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  • ladybugg82ladybugg82

    imagelindeenwedding:
    We did the ice cube tray method and then kept each fruit/veggie separate in freezer bags.

    This!! 

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  • ludyjanboltzludyjanboltz
    imageladybugg82:

    imagelindeenwedding:
    We did the ice cube tray method and then kept each fruit/veggie separate in freezer bags.

    This!! 

    Same here.  I labeled each bag with the date and content.

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  • MrsBlayneMrsBlayne member
    I got the trays made specifically for freezing baby food at BRU. They have lids, and freeze in larger portions which could be good or bad.
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  • AshleysredAshleysred

    The Beaba Baby Cook thing comes with little, individual containers that have attached lids.  But the ice trays are more space effective and the food is easier to remove from the ice trays than the little containers, IMO.

    I also store in freezer bags.  Then I put them in order by date made in a large tupperware so there isn't a bunch of random freezer bags running all over my freezer. 

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  • MmeBPMmeBP

    imagelindeenwedding:
    We did the ice cube tray method and then kept each fruit/veggie separate in freezer bags.

    This when we first started.  now I use the larger re-sealable containers made for baby food since he is eating larger "meals".

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