Homemade Baby Food Storage?

Question

I'm looking into ice cube trays glass jars etc for homemade baby food.

Wanting to bulk make and then freeze. But any good recommendation would be amazing.

Any good products you can recommend for storage?

Answer

I found it easiest to use ice cube trays and move the cubes into freezer-safe zip bags or containers. Then I'd pop how ever many cubes I wanted to pack for outings into lunch sides containers or into a bowl for warming.  It was nice for outings since they basically defrosted while we were out and would just need to be warmed up a bit. To be honest though my prior kids didn't stand for purées very long. The second one refused them altogether, and we found baby led weaning to be much easier all around since I'd just steam what I wanted right then or the night before for school.

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Baby bullet

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Munchkin makes little containers that are freezer friendly. I do the ice cube try thing and and then move them to freezer bags. I like the little containers also, so have a few with a cube in it and just grab it when needed. So easy and easy to clean

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I use these tommee tippee tubs once they have frozen the food in the feeezer I pop the food out in to bags and write the date of the food on so easy , I make in big batches so I no what the food is for him, then I just take 2 out of the bags the night before I need them put then in the fridge then put it in microwave for 20seconds for his lunch/dinner so easy and much better then the jars from the shops cos I no what he's eating

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One of the ladies on this app made a video on yt on how she makes n store her homemade baby food. Look up the channel "two kids under two"

Homemade Baby Food Storage?

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