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Frugal Baby Feeding: First Food Tastes

Catherine McDiarmid-Watt | Thursday, October 17, 2019 | 0 comments

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If you are making your own baby food, and baby is still only at the tasting stage - storing your prepared food in ice-cube trays can be wasteful, since it is way more than your baby will eat in one sitting.

Look around for some cocktail ice-cube trays (I found mine at the Dollar store).

Depending on the size you find, each cube is only about 1-2 teaspoons - just the right size for a taste!

Then you can use the tray again when your child is older, to make fun ice cube shapes for their drinks!

Thanks to Suzanne for this Frugal Baby Tip!

Image: TraderPlus 160 Mini Cubes | Silicone Frozen Ice Cube Tray | Candy Chocolate Jelly Mold | 100% BPA Free food grade silicone

Shopping Suggestions:

• Silicone Mini Ice Cube Tray

• Casabella Silicone Mini Ice Cube Tray

• Arrow Ice Cube Tray

• Mumi+Bubi Solids Starter Kit

• Juvenile Solutions Baby Food Storage Cubes

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