Saturday, May 19, 2012
Best Buy:Vital Baby Press 'n' Pop Mini Freezer Pots, Orange, 1 Ounce, 8 Pack
Product Description
Our Press 'n' Pop Mini Freezer Pots are perfect for freezing homemade foods or breast milk in convenient 1oz portions. Their secure snap-on lids ensure that food is protected from contamination and their soft Press 'n' Pop bases make it easy to pop the frozen food cube out … OR… microwave, defrost, and warm straight from the freezer and feed directly from the pot! The choice is yours! They are safe for use in the dishwasher, microwave, sterilizer, and freezer. BPA free, Latex free, and PVC free.
- Freeze homemade foods easily, soft bases to make popping cubes out easy, stack and freezer neatly in the freezer
- Made of polypropylene (pp) and thermo plastic elastomer (tpe), BPA free, latex free and PVC free
- Safe for use in the dishwasher, microwave, sterilizer and freezer
Vital Baby Press 'n' Pop Mini Freezer Pots, Orange, 1 Ounce, 8 Pack Reviews
Vital Baby Press 'n' Pop Mini Freezer Pots, Orange, 1 Ounce, 8 Pack Reviews
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Best Buy:Fresh Baby So Easy Baby Food and Breast Milk Trays
Product Description
Fresh Baby Food Trays are specially designed for making fresh-frozen baby in quantity and at home. Making baby food in quantity once or twice a week is easy and convenient and the Fresh Baby Food Trays make it's even easier.We designed our trays so that each compartment is a one-ounce cube - a single serving size for your baby. Each tray contains 12 compartments. Using one set of trays you make 24 servings of baby food at a time! Plus, each Fresh Baby Food Tray includes a cover to prevent freezer burn and to keep freezer odors out of your baby's food.
- Specially designed for making fresh-frozen baby in quantity and at home
- Each compartment is a one-ounce cube - a single serving size for your baby
- Each tray contains 12 compartments
Fresh Baby So Easy Baby Food and Breast Milk Trays Reviews
Fresh Baby So Easy Baby Food and Breast Milk Trays Reviews
| 127 of 130 people found the following review helpful  HomeMade Baby Food, By MomTo2 (UK) - See all my reviews This review is from: Fresh Baby So Easy Baby Food and Breast Milk Trays (Baby Product) These trays are nice, but the lids don't fit very snug. Once the food freezes though, I stick them in labeled Ziploc baggies. If you want snug lids, I recommend Tupperware brand ice cube trays. Also keep in mind that if you are making foods that don't freeze solid (like apricots and prunes), it is impossible to remove the food in these trays. For those foods, I recommend flexible trays and just carefully wrap plastic around it. Overall, great price though and it does work good enough for me. But because of the lids, I won't rate it higher. 93 of 94 people found the following review helpful  Love these!, By Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Fresh Baby So Easy Baby Food and Breast Milk Trays (Baby Product) I have 4 of these trays and have been using them for 3 months to freeze baby food. They are fantastic!MEASURING- Each cube is 1T, which is great for measuring. For example, for lunch my baby gets 2 cubes of meat, 2 veggies, and 2 fruit. Some people complain that the cubes are too small, but if they were bigger they would take longer to defrost. I think the size is perfect. QUALITY- Some complain about warping or poor fit. I haven't had that problem at all and I use these a lot. I wash them by hand in hot soapy water. I couldn't fit them on the top rack in the dishwasher if I wanted to...all those darn baby feeding bowls and bottles! EASY- Put frozen cubes in labeled zipper freezer bags. If they don't want to come out of the tray, just turn the tray over and run some hot water over it for 10 seconds. I take what I need out of the freezer and put them in little bowls the night before and they're thawed for the next day. If I forget I just microwave for... Read more 78 of 81 people found the following review helpful  Ice Cube Tray with Lid, By When I received these trays in the package of two, one was defective from the start. The lid would not seal onto the tray before freezing. The plastic on the lid was somehow defective and after trying for 30 minutes to get the lid to stay on the tray, I gave up and returned the product. If the the lid actually stayed on, and each cube compartment really held 30 ml (not 15ml), it might be a good product. I'd advise that you just buy a regular ice cube tray or a silicone one from Ikea and use that. |
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Best Buy:Fresh N Freeze 2 oz. Reusable Baby Food Containers 12-Pack
Product Description
Making homemade baby food? It's easier with our versatile baby food storage containers! Our original 2 oz. storage cups are freezable, stackable, and portable, so you can freeze, transport, and warm homemade baby food, all in one container. And unlike cups with pop-off lids, our screw-on caps stay put. Microwave and dishwasher safe. Patent pending. Includes twelve 2 oz. containers and storage tray. Designed by OneStepAhead!
Fresh N Freeze 2 oz. Reusable Baby Food Containers 12-Pack Reviews
Fresh N Freeze 2 oz. Reusable Baby Food Containers 12-Pack Reviews
| 281 of 283 people found the following review helpful  Probably the one of the best containers for baby food., Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Fresh N Freeze 2 oz. Reusable Baby Food Containers 12-Pack (Baby Product) Since I make our baby food at home and we travel a lot I was looking for containers that were safe for baby and would withstand the perils of travel. I looked around for baby food containers, even bought the Baby CubesTM 2 Oz. containers, but these came out as the winner.Why you want these: 1. The screw on lids are great. They stay put on the bumpiest rides so there are no spills, plus it seals in the freshness. 2. BPA free so you know its safe for baby, even if you want to pop it in the microwave. 3. Great size. The 2oz mark is ideal for any baby. Use only once container of food if you baby is smaller, more than one if baby (and her appetite) is growing. 4. You can use these to make fruit pops once baby has outgrown baby food. Just fill with pureed fruit, stick an ice cream stick in the center, cut place holders to keep the sticks in place from cardboard and freeze for a healthy and delicious snack. 5. You get 12 containers for a little under... Read more 72 of 73 people found the following review helpful Best Homemade Babyfood Storage Out There, By Stephanie Tait "Attachment Parenting Mama" (San Jose, CA) - See all my reviews This review is from: Fresh N Freeze 2 oz. Reusable Baby Food Containers 12-Pack (Baby Product) One main feature sets this set above all the rest - they are SCREW tops, not pop tops like the others. Pop tops will make nothing but messes when they pop open unexpectedly. I pull a serving out of my freezer in the morning, throw it my diaper bag with a baby spoon, and off I go. The screw tops keep my puree securely in the jar, so they never burst open in my bag like the pop tops. I highly recommend these to any parents who are making their own baby food. 73 of 80 people found the following review helpful Try This Instead..., By Georgina (Portlandia) - See all my reviews This review is from: Fresh N Freeze 2 oz. Reusable Baby Food Containers 12-Pack (Baby Product) I purchased these on a different website to avoid paying the outrageous shipping costs. I had many of the similar problems that others have talked about here. I do a lot of canning, freezing, buying bulk, etc. I used freezer jam jars for jams and thought it would work great for my little one. What I would recommend especially as baby eats more and more is Ball Freezer Jam containers. They are similar to this product but 8oz size, a whole lot cheaper, stackable, and can be found on Amazon or in a local grocery store. All of their plastic jars and containers are BPA-free plastic and are dishwasher safe on the top-rack.Jars are stackable and lock together for a tidy freezer Twist on lids seal in the freshness and prevent leaking Freezer safe - straight jar sides allow for food expansion during freezing ... Read more |
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