Baby Food Storage Trays

I freeze the food for my baby, but find it very embarrassing to put them in ice cube trays as she will eat about 4 or 5 cubes. I want storage jars that I can complete and put in the freezer instead. They gave me one when she was born, and they are great, but she can not remember where they come!

The cheaper the better!

You can try any book store and just buy small plastic containers (I think Matalan do them too) - many places sell them, but some are cheaper than others. Get a quick - I got five for £ 1 in a book store - not just hunting. eBay could have too.

You know, I just used to use Ziploc baggies.
So instead of heat in the microwave, I jumped into a sinkful of warm water for several minutes.

Asda has plastic containers that will hold a full meal for the baby, and best of all lids are screwed on so as to make them secure and safe from contamination.

Why not just get cheap plastic containers of the right size? They ranged from freezer to microwave rather well, and would be easier than ice cube trays!

http://tupperware.resultspage.com/us/sma ...

Zip top sandwich bags type. Freeze foods when he is standing in a clump in the background. No washing, no fuss.
I also understand that gladware is excellent. They have 1 / 2 cup containers that great work of such things.

I do not know where you are, I'm in Oz, so more than likely that it will not help, but I use Glad Ware containers. They are really cheap and can be used repeatedly. If you're in another country, take a look in your supermarket where cling wrap in foil and etc. is preserved. Should be something there.

Tupperware is great, maybe not the cheapest, but they had FORVEVER my grandmother still uses as she bought it 20 years ago!

Woolworths do a pack of six cube-shaped tubs for £ 1 and also found some for £ 1 at Tesco. My two dozen of them so I can fill a few dinners with mashed ourselves, and throw them in the freezer so he's never bored of the same food! tanks hold the perfect amount for my son who is 7 th.

Try to buy the containers, take away restaurants use. You can buy them at Makro or other wholesalers or I saw them in the end, if you have one near you. They are about £ 5 I think for about 50 and can be used again and again just check if you are putting them in the microwave. Tubbits can be put in the microwave, they can be purchased in most supermarkets, but are a bit more expensive.