Samuelworld Baby Food Storage Container, 12 Portions
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Samuelworld Baby Food Storage Container, 12 Portions
$13.99
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Samuelworld Baby Food Storage Container, 12 Portions Price History
Price History for Samuelworld Baby Food Storage Container, 12 Portions x 2.5oz - BPA Free Silicone Freezer Tray...
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| Current Price | $13.99 | January 19, 2025 |
| Highest Price | $13.99 | August 8, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $13.99 | August 8, 2024 |
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| $13.99 | August 8, 2024 |
Samuelworld Baby Food Storage Container, 12 Portions Description
- Freezable Baby Food Containers with Clip-on Lid: Store or freeze baby food with the handy silicone freezer molds from Samuelworld. It features a hard plastic lid that snaps on with ease, allows for convenient stacking of freezer trays, and is reliably leak-proof
- Multipurpose Usage: The storage tray has 12×2.5 oz capacity and can be used for breastmilk storage, baking cupcakes, as a chocolate mold, ice cube or as an ice pop tray. It is ideal for baking, freezing, and storing
- Perfect Gift for New Parents: The baby food storage container from Samuelworld comes with an airtight lid that seals the freshness of the baby food and is an ideal gift to be given for baby showers and new parents
- Healthy Way to Keep the Food Fresh Longer: The silicone tray is BPA-free and naturally resists odor making it healthy and safe for your baby’s food. The plastic lid is free from PVC, lead, and phthalate and keeps the food fresh for a long time
- Easy to Use and Clean: Just push at the bottom of the freezer container and your delicious puree will pop out of the silicone mold with ease. The storage tray is dishwasher safe but rinsing it with water is also sufficient for cleaning
Samuelworld Baby Food Storage Container, 12 Portions Specification
Specification: Samuelworld Baby Food Storage Container, 12 Portions
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Samuelworld Baby Food Storage Container, 12 Portions Reviews (9)
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João Fonte –
Containers are very small, not e ou for one portion and it’s not easy to take the content from inside
Richie –
Great tray for first baby food purées. I had another one that was only 1oz compartments, so I needed something larger. Once frozen, they pop right out, making it very easy to remove. The quality of the silicone is great, it’s survived several washes in the dishwasher!
tcupmonkey –
Bought this for 2.5 oz egg bite portions, and couldn’t be happier. It’s sturdy and has has a lid as well. Fits nicely into my counter top oven, and cleans easily. The egg bites pop right out, making it easy to remove them in one piece. Quality item. Would even make a nice gift.
C. Whitney –
Since buying eggs lately seems to be hit or miss at our local grocery store due to the Coronavirus shortages I decided to try freezing some eggs. After reading about it and finding out they can be frozen by taking them out of the shell and putting them in a sectioned container either whole or scrambled to use later. The article recommended using ice cube trays but I couldn’t find any big enough to fit one whole large egg in each section so decided to look at baby food containers. I just finished freezing my first batch, 6 whole eggs and 6 scrambled, and the container worked great for this purpose! The sections are flexible enough to allow the frozen eggs to pop out fairly easily so they can be stored in a freezer bag and the storage container used to freeze another batch. For some reason the whole eggs were more difficult to remove than the scrambled ones but after putting the bottom of the container in some hot tap water for about 3 minutes they popped out easily too. I actually left mine in the hot water for 4 minutes and the bottoms had started to defrost so I decided to put each egg in a snack bag to put back in the freezer so they didn’t stick to each other once they re-froze. I liked that this container had 12 compartments, most baby food freezer trays only had 9 and I appreciate being able to freeze a dozen eggs at a time with this one. The snap on cover is nice to have too, no worries about something in my freezer slipping into the eggs while they’re freezing, or some of the egg sloshing out of the container while I’m putting it in the freezer.
Ruth Oroshnik –
Plastic cover is too hard.
Shanzelka –
We can’t use up a whole pizza sauce jar/bottle for one dinner, so this is a great way to freeze single meal portions. And they pop right out!
Marianne –
Easy to use, easy to clean. Someone else complained about difficulty popping the lid on and off, but I have not had any problems. Great for making batches of pureed baby food.
Elisa –
Easy to clean, good serving size, easy to remove the serving once it’s frozen.
Brittany –
I had one of these for baby food and after my son got older used it to freeze puréed extra marinara or fruit. It works so well I got another one. I love the lid too