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MST9106
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For those that make your own food
what do you use for storage? I'm interested in glass only since I don't want to freeze the food just yet. Thanks.
Message edited 5/2/2008 10:35:44 AM.
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jms100303
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Re: For those that make your own food
Sorry I can't help you with glass. I freeze mine in ice cube trays and then put in freezer bags.
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rojerono
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Re: For those that make your own food
When I was making my own food for the babies, I was not storing it at all.
I know my girlfriend doesn't store food - but she does put it in glass baby food jars when transporting it anywhere.
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chelle
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Re: For those that make your own food
Posted by jms100303
Sorry I can't help you with glass. I freeze mine in ice cube trays and then put in freezer bags.
Same thing I did.
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MST9106
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Re: For those that make your own food
Posted by rojerono
When I was making my own food for the babies, I was not storing it at all.
I know my girlfriend doesn't store food - but she does put it in glass baby food jars when transporting it anywhere.
Right, I'm not really interested in freezing it, just storing it for a couple of days. I want to make fresh fruits and veggies every couple of days, but for the time being, I was wondering what I could store it in. I thought about the baby food jars but I was wondering if there is anything else out there.
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WhatNow
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Re: For those that make your own food
I use playtex (?) class bowls with plastic lids.
You can get them at BJ's etc. Just take of the lid and stick in the microwave for a 30 secs.
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jms100303
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Re: For those that make your own food
Posted by MST9106
Posted by rojerono
When I was making my own food for the babies, I was not storing it at all.
I know my girlfriend doesn't store food - but she does put it in glass baby food jars when transporting it anywhere.
Right, I'm not really interested in freezing it, just storing it for a couple of days. I want to make fresh fruits and veggies every couple of days, but for the time being, I was wondering what I could store it in. I thought about the baby food jars but I was wondering if there is anything else out there.
Oh ok, I misunderstood. I make big batches, but I do store some in the fridge. I use these little glass pyrex dishes that have lids on them.
Like these little round ones:Image Attachment(s):
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dm24angel
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Re: For those that make your own food
Posted by jms100303
Sorry I can't help you with glass. I freeze mine in ice cube trays and then put in freezer bags.
ditto
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pmpkn087
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Re: For those that make your own food
Baby food jars are definatley your way to go. Do you want to hear what I used? 
for single servings...not glass, but my mom worked for a doctor and I used to take the urine sample cups (STERILE, never used, of course!!!). Whenever I would use them , someone would always say "you know what that container looks like?" I was like, "YES, it is a urine sample cup"  But they are the PERFECT size!!!!!
For the fruit sometimes I would make a bunch and put it in the fridge and use it in the span of a few days. I used a pickle jar
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jprimrose
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Re: For those that make your own food
Posted by jms100303
Posted by MST9106
Posted by rojerono
When I was making my own food for the babies, I was not storing it at all.
I know my girlfriend doesn't store food - but she does put it in glass baby food jars when transporting it anywhere.
Right, I'm not really interested in freezing it, just storing it for a couple of days. I want to make fresh fruits and veggies every couple of days, but for the time being, I was wondering what I could store it in. I thought about the baby food jars but I was wondering if there is anything else out there.
Oh ok, I misunderstood. I make big batches, but I do store some in the fridge. I use these little glass pyrex dishes that have lids on them.
Like these little round ones:
I use the small pyrex bowls to store my DS's food in the fridge too.
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DancinBarefoot
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Re: For those that make your own food
I would think that you can you pyrex or corning ware if you want glass.
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