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What can I freeze my one year olds food in,?

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Katieemilyxo · 12/07/2016 15:07

Im starting to cook food for my nearly one year old boy but I cant find any suitable containers, they all seem very small and maxuim 180g when hes use to eating around 250g for his dinner and I cant find any baby freezable pots big enough does anyone have any ideas where I possibly could or any other alternatives

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boopdoop · 12/07/2016 15:09

I bought ones from poundland which were a good size, and it was only £1 for 10.

Katieemilyxo · 12/07/2016 15:48

Thank u ill take a look

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cosmicglittergirl · 12/07/2016 15:51

Wilkos do a lot of small containers.

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DiamondInTheRuff · 12/07/2016 15:53

What sort of things are you freezing? Sauces I freeze in silicone ice cube trays from ikea, popping them out of the tray and into a bag when solid. Then I can just defrost however many cubes I need.

Sometimes I line boxes with a freezer bag, then remove the bag from the box when frozen.

Katieemilyxo · 12/07/2016 18:23

Im freezing everything really all his dinners like cottage pie pasta dishes ect x

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ALemonyPea · 12/07/2016 18:25

Tesco sell little foil take away type cartons, right next to the foil. I batch cook for my SIL and these are ideal as they are microwaveable.

TheWeeBabySeamus1 · 12/07/2016 18:27

I bought these both from Poundstretcher. The round ones were 5 for £1 and the rectangular ones were 10 for £1. The rectangular ones can hold an adult sized portion so plenty big enough.

What can I freeze my one year olds food in,?
What can I freeze my one year olds food in,?
TheWeeBabySeamus1 · 12/07/2016 18:28

And they're suitable for the freezer, microwave and dishwasher.

Katieemilyxo · 12/07/2016 18:29

They look brilliant! Just what I need thank youx

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divafever99 · 12/07/2016 18:29

I just use freezer bags for baby food, you can fit more in the freezer.

DiamondInTheRuff · 12/07/2016 18:31

seamus are those rectangular ones similar to take away rubs? I'm always hankering after more of those...

TheWeeBabySeamus1 · 12/07/2016 18:44

They are, that's why I bought them. Perfect size for a portion of curry. 😋

blueberryporridge · 12/07/2016 23:08

I wasn't (and am still not) keen on freezing food in plastic containers. I thought ceramic ramekin dishes were really good for babies and toddlers - they were the right size for portions and could go in freezer and in oven or microwave. I sat them inside larger plastic boxes with lids in the freezer (4-6 in a box) but the food never came in contact with the plastic. You can buy sets of ramekin dishes very cheaply, and once you don't need them for baby/toddler food, you can use them for other things.

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