How much does each cube hold? (1 oz., 1/2 oz., etc)? We'd want to use it for baby food/breastmilk.
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Don't know answer, but I see two other people have answered this question. The better question is the "price" of this item! $25.00 for two is ridiculous...I remember when they were literally pennies a piece. I don't use the tops 'cuz I don't need them and getting out the frozen cubes are not as easy as they used to be because they now don't add the "lever" that you pull up to loosen the cubes. These seem to be the best there is, but I'm not at all sure they are worth it. At least the cubes are a good size, as opposed to what you get from an icemaker in todays fridges. Those cubes are basically non-existent..... Don't know answer, but I see two other people have answered this question. The better question is the "price" of this item! $25.00 for two is ridiculous...I remember when they were literally pennies a piece. I don't use the tops 'cuz I don't need them and getting out the frozen cubes are not as easy as they used to be because they now don't add the "lever" that you pull up to loosen the cubes. These seem to be the best there is, but I'm not at all sure they are worth it. At least the cubes are a good size, as opposed to what you get from an icemaker in todays fridges.... » Read More Don't know answer, but I see two other people have answered this question. The better question is the "price" of this item! $25.00 for two is ridiculous...I remember when they were literally pennies a piece. I don't use the tops 'cuz I don't need them and getting out the frozen cubes are not as easy as they used to be because they now don't add the "lever" that you pull up to loosen the cubes. These seem to be the best there is, but I'm not at all sure they are worth it. At least the cubes are a good size, as opposed to what you get from an icemaker in todays fridges. Those cubes are basically non-existent..... « Show Less
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These retail thru a Tupperware consultant like myself for only $18 for a set of 2. Tupperware is not allowed to be sold online except thru our authorized websites.
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3/4 oz if you make the cube really full, but for a better cleaner job you should put a little less than a 3/4 in it, 1/2 oz makes things easier.
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One tablespoon (1/2 oz). I used these for freezing baby food & they were perfect.
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Each cube holds a half of a tablespoon of liquid. I love this ice cube tray...I even bought more since my first purchase. I make protein shakes every day and these little cubes make blending so much easier than big ice cubes. They fill and release easily.I see someone else said a teaspoon but I just measured mine to be exact and it is a half of a tablespoon or the equivalent of one and a half teaspoons. Hope this helps!
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Depending on how you're stacking them, I would say 1 inch per diaper if standing them up top down in a basket and grabbing each one from the middle, or if you're stacking them one on top of the other, a basket about 6" by 9" would do great.
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If I remember right it's an approx. inch cube.. I gave them for gifts to my grandkids ages 12 and 8.Sorry I can't be of more help
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They aren't sealed enough, but Tommee Tippee has lids specifically for breastmilk, we use them for a lot of things
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I just received these and marveled at how tiny each cube is. I measured how much water each will hold, and each cube holds less than 1/2 of a teaspoon, which is 2.5ml. My guess is each holds about 2ml.
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One cube seems to be 3/4oz. It is bpa free. We use them for our baby food. Work great!
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I have rectangular ones, but the photo of this square set seems to show "1200ml" and "2600ml" as the volumes of the two larger sizes. According to Google, that's about 40 oz. and 88 oz.I've noticed that Kinetic sells many different sizes -- the rectangular ones I bought at Amazon had the same lid sizes, but different depth glass bottoms, than a similar Kinetic set at a local bricks-n-mortar store.
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I used a measuring spoon to find out for you - 1.5 TBSP liquid per cube. Ps - these are great! Every ice cube comes out every time.
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From as close as I can measure a single cube well on this tray holds 1/8 cup or 1 fluid oz.
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Edgar, I'm so sorry it took me so long to read this question. Each cube was about half size of normal square ice cube. I used it for wine cubes, which does not work at all by the way... very messy lol! They would be perfect for regular ice.
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each cube is a little over an ounce .. they are wonderful, they freeze very quickly and come out very easily..
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You should be able to use ONLY 1 to 1-1/2 cups to equal that quantity. This container hold quite a bit more than that.
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Hi Izabel, these containers a very small, I bought them to put small amounts of my home made body butter in as gifts. They were perfect for that. They are 1.5 oz which is 1 1/2 tablespoons. They are very nice containers.
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I can fit about 3-4 melted ice cubes worth of food in each. That's all I need for a 9 month old! I'd estimate that to be 2.5oz?
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The cubes are about 3/4 of inch on each side; in other words one tray will fill up one 12-16 oz. glass with ice. The entire tray doesn't take up much room in the freezer and I don't use much ice, so they work for me.
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If you only fill to the top of each cube (so they don't connect) you can fit 8-9oz. If you fill the tray to the top (so each cube is joined) then you can fit a full 12oz of liquid.