Freeze individual portions of homemade baby food. Set of 8 baby food freezer cubes with tray. Wean...Freeze individual portions of homemade baby food. Set of 8 baby food freezer cubes with tray. Weaning your baby onto solid foods is an important milestone in your baby's development. These handy freezer cubes are the perfect solution for storing freshly made food in advance for batch portioning of fresh fruits, vegetables and even breast milk. These clear weaning pots are made to the highest standard and are BPA Free, meaning no nasty toxins or chemicals will contaminate your baby's food during the storing or warming process. Each pot is easy to clean, dishwasher safe on the top rack and microwave safe too. Each storage cube measures approx. 6cm x 6cm at the widest points and can store a generous capacity of 70ml, the ideal potion size for your little ones. 35ml and 70ml markings are supplied on each cube so you can alter the measurements as required. Food Freezing Cubes with flip-top lid * 8 x 70ml Cubes perfect for Freezing Fresh Baby Food & Breast Milk * Microwave , Dishwasher safe.
This guide is for parents looking for a convenient way to store and portion homemade baby food. The First Steps Baby Food Freezer Cubes offer an easy solution for freezing and thawing baby food in individual portions, saving you time and reducing food waste. However, ensure the cubes are properly sealed to prevent freezer burn.
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First Steps
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FAQs
How do I clean the freezer cubes?
You can wash the cubes by hand with warm, soapy water or place them on the top rack of your dishwasher.
Are the cubes safe for my baby?
Yes, the cubes are made from BPA-free materials, ensuring they are safe for storing baby food.
Can I use the cubes in the microwave?
Yes, the cubes are microwave-safe. Always ensure the food is not overheated before serving to your baby.
What is the capacity of each cube?
Each cube has a capacity of 70ml, with markings for 35ml and 70ml portions.
How long can I store food in the freezer cubes?
For best results, use the frozen food within 1-2 months. Always label the cubes with the date the food was frozen.
Can I use the cubes for breast milk?
Yes, the cubes are suitable for storing breast milk in measured portions.
What if the lids don't seal properly?
Make sure the lids are correctly aligned and firmly closed. Check for any food particles that might be interfering with the seal.
Troubleshooting
Difficulty removing frozen food from the cubes.
Let the cube sit at room temperature for a few minutes or run warm water over the outside of the cube to loosen the food.
Lids don't stay closed.
Ensure the lids are properly aligned and firmly snapped into place. Check for any food particles that might be preventing a secure seal.
Cubes have a lingering smell after washing.
Soak the cubes in a solution of baking soda and water, then rinse thoroughly. Ensure complete drying before storage.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Convenient for batch cooking and portioning baby food.
Made from safe, BPA-free materials.
Easy to clean and maintain (dishwasher and microwave safe).
Helps reduce food waste by allowing you to freeze only what you need.
The 70ml size is ideal for portioning baby food, with markings to assist in measuring portions.
Cons
Requires careful sealing to prevent freezer burn.
Limited to a specific portion size (70ml).
May require multiple sets for parents preparing large batches of food.
The cubes are small and could be misplaced easily.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup: Simply wash the cubes before first use. Prepare your baby food and fill each cube to the desired level (up to 70ml).
Compatibility: Compatible with all common baby food recipes and breast milk. Ensure the food is appropriately pureed or prepared for your baby's age and developmental stage.
Care:
Wash the cubes with warm, soapy water after each use or place them on the top rack of the dishwasher.
Avoid using abrasive cleaners or scrub brushes that could scratch the surface.
Ensure the cubes are completely dry before storing to prevent mold or mildew.
Inspect the cubes regularly for any signs of damage and replace them if necessary.