6-Pack of Fresh N Freeze 4 Ounce Reusable Baby Food Storage Containers

#1 Consumer: This was my second order of the cups. The holder was scuffed up but I didn’t care about the aesthetics of the holder. The cups are small and designed to store in both the refrigerator and the freezer. It’s a win win!

United States on May 13, 2023

Sonia: I ordered these after a bit of research on baby food containers. These are the most cost-effective option and they work really well. The screw-on lids stay on tightly and you can secure the containers on the included tray so they are not rolling around in the freezer. The 2oz size is perfect for single servings. I ordered one 12pack and I can prepare two types of food on the weekends (usually a fruit and a vegetable/soup) and I have baby food for the entire week. If there's food remaining, I freeze it in ice cube trays and store it in a sealed Ziploc, so I don't see the need to purchase an extra set of containers.

Plus, I like that you can take these on the go and the lids stay on until you are ready to feed your baby.

United States on Jul 20, 2017

AmazonMom7898: I bought a set of these when I first started making my own baby food and I loved them so much, I bought a second set. They are easy to clean and store and are the perfect size for a baby's portions. They also are great when kept in the freezer, does not appear to have any freezer damage and also keeps the food in good condition (as long as they aren't in there for months and months...). I also like how you can stack them as the tops snap into place on the bottoms, so it keeps organizing simple. The only thing is, if you fill them too full and then freeze them, the tops sometimes pop off. However, that is just user error and easy to remedy. I would recommend these to everyone who makes their own babyfood!

United States on Jun 27, 2012

Kat Poppins: I really wrestled with whether to give these a 4 or 5 star. These little containers are nearly perfect.

First the nit-picky stuff:

*The first thing I did when I got them was wash them by hand. I filled them with soapy water and shook them....and water sprayed out from under the lid with each one. The lids do screw on pretty snug BUT are not water tight, which gives me concerns that the frost which forms on top of the food inside the container *might* melt and leak out while in my diaper bag. However, just place the container in a zippy or a plastic lined pocket in your diaper bag with nothing else, and really what's the problem? (btw- No actual food has, nor do I think would, leak out. I shook them twice to test them. Once after filling them with fresh pureed sweet potato and once after filling them with a loose sweet potato & rice cereal mix and nothing leaked.)

*The lids can sometimes take a couple tries to screw on right. Not really a big deal, though.

*The tray is actually about 1/8-1/4" too wide to fit my OLD freezer door and I don't have shelves in my freezer except where the ice trays go, so I don't actually use the tray that comes with them...

United States on Jan 13, 2011

anna_r: These containers are absolutely wonderful for home made baby food.

1. They are microwave- and dishwasher-safe (a must these days).
2. They are convenient for freezer storage (though some times I have a hard time attaching them to the tray).
3. Portable, with no leakage or open lids.
4. The marks (1 and 2 oz) are very helpful. Don't fill them over the 2 oz mark - frozen food expands and overfilling may cause the lids to pop open. Other than this, the lids are securely locked.
5. You can label the food and freeze different foods to your liking. It makes these containers much more versatile than ice cube trays and baby food storage systems that are similar to ice cube trays. In the middle of the week, I can never remember what I put in those cubes :)

Check out the labels that one step ahead carries - they are pricey, but quite a find as well.

United States on May 16, 2010