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Fresh Baby So Easy Baby Food/Breast Milk Trays | 
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| Brand: Fresh Baby
Category: Baby Product
List Price: $13.95
Buy New: $8.38
You Save: $5.57 (40%)
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Rating:  23 reviews
Sales Rank: 338
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Size: 2 Set
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0 x 0
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MPN: 824125100106
Model: 13510
UPC: 824125100106
EAN: 0824125100106
ASIN: B0007CS4EU
Release Date: August 23, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Fresh Baby Food Trays are specially designed for making fresh-frozen baby in quantity and at home. Making baby food in quantity once or twice a week is easy and convenient and the Fresh Baby Food Trays make it's even easier. We designed our trays so that each compartment is a one-ounce cube - a single serving size for your baby. Each tray contains 12 compartments. Using one set of trays you make 24 servings of baby food at a time! Plus, each Fresh Baby Food Tray includes a cover to prevent freezer burn and to keep freezer odors out of your baby's food.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 18 more reviews...
 BPA FREE December 2, 2008
SafeMommy
Initially I was not going to buy this product because it says "FDA approved plastic," and anyone who's up-to-date on the news knows that the FDA says that BPA is just fine, even though it is NOT. But then I went to the Fresh Baby web site, and on the manufacturer's website they add, after the FDA approved plastic, that it IS PBA free. So, super. I bought them. Even if the top is imperfect, it's just what I was looking for--ice cube trays that are BPA free.
 Versatile ice tray November 23, 2008
wylev (New York, NY United States)
At the end of the day, this is just a set of versatile ice trays. Great targeted marketing for people who want to freeze their breast milk or baby food.
Nice baby food storage! November 9, 2008
Jane Maven (WI USA)
These work great for storing baby food. The cubes of baby food come out just like they would in an ice cube tray. The lid is nice for storing, and they stack conveniently in the freezer, minimizing the amount of space the food takes up. The lids sometimes do not stay on all the way, though, which can lead to freezer burnt baby food.
BPA-free, Durable, Good Value November 3, 2008
Peanut's Mommy (Bay Area, CA)
My title says it all: BPA-free, Durable, Good Value. I use the trays to get perfect 0.5 oz. servings of home-cooked grains and vegetables. This is a fantastic alternative to either cooking small quantities fresh daily (who has time for that with a baby) or constantly feeding liquified sludge from a jar (ew). Don't get me wrong, Earth's best is awesome -- as like a topping to whole grain pasta -- but babies are people, too, and amazingly, they like FOOD! These are great trays. When the food is frozen, you can pop out the cubes and put them in a baggie. The cubes (in a baggie) won't freeze together after being frozen in the trays, and then you can use the trays for more stuff. If you're serious about cooking real food for your baby/toddler, I recommend getting at least 6. I have only enough room for 6 (and that was all I was willing to shell out for food trays), and although I have to put stuff in baggies quite a bit, 6 has been an okay quantity for me. If I had a bigger freezer, I would definitely go for more trays! P.S. I handwash mine. I'm not sure you can put them in dishwasher, but I think the handwashing helps them last!
I LOVE THESE!!! October 24, 2008
A. Guhl (PA)
These are by far the best baby food tray I've tried. I make all my own baby food because my daughter has so many allergies and even though the cubes are small, it makes them relatively easy to get frozen food out. I will definitely be buying more of these. I only have 6 trays right now and I could use about 4 more. I highly recommend these!
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