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Storage for food?

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Tiasmummy · 27/07/2005 16:42

Hiya. My daughter is nearly one and I store her food in ice cube trays.....I cant think of anything else to store it in and it is becoming VERY time consuming!! LOL! I know you can get that plastic tupperware stuff but it would mean buying LOADS of them and the freezer would probably burst open!

I wish I could be a super mum and make it fresh every single day but I work part time and just dont have the energy to be honest!

Any ideas for what i can use to store her food in?

Cheers:-)

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mckenzie · 27/07/2005 16:44

good old tupperware, or the supermarket versions of it. or Boots sell litlle multi coloured pots with lids about the size of yogurt pots. And I bet Ikea do something similar too.

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bundle · 27/07/2005 16:47

get plastic bags (you can buy zippy ones in supermarket) and label them with indelible pen, shove the ice cubes in them. i used to plop all sorts of veg together and fruits in another bag, you can usually tell from colour whether it's apple, apricot, whatever.

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NannyL · 30/07/2005 00:30

lakeland do perfect size post which are great fir bay food.... they are about 3 inches X 3 inches x 1/5 inches ish. (they are like tupperware (nad DO have lids) but lakelands 'own')

they come in packs of 10 (or 12) i think! and i find that once food is frozen you can pop them out like 'large ice cub' blocks anyway

they arnt that expensive ( a few £s per pack of 10 / 12)and if you pop them out as well, you will prob only need 1 pack, (unless you often make loads then maybe 2!)

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Millie1 · 30/07/2005 13:58

I use one of the flexible muffin trays from Lakeland then when stuff is frozen empty into freezer bags. HTH

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lmccrean · 30/07/2005 14:36

yoghurt pots

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alison222 · 30/07/2005 15:25

empty fruit puree pots - the heinz organic ones which have lids.
I also emptied out my "ice cubes" into plastic bags.

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