Could these be used with liquids rather than puree's? say milk or lemonaide...have your kids opened the seal at the bottom?
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Maybe with an older child who is able to drink from a regular cup, but I wouldn't use them with liquids with a little one. It could get very messy very quickly! Haven't had a problem with my kiddo opening the seal at the bottom- I don't think he realizes it's there. He is 23 months.
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The Bento box wasn't designed to keep liquids, it has never leak on me but that's only if you keep it standing up. The seal comes off very easily. sooo I would say no. The seal is not very good.
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I don't dsee why not. They have the regular canning seal caps. Seem they would be airtight. I believe these are the same design as any of their "canning" jars except that they are pretty light blue instead of clear glass.
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Sorry, not these, use the Tattler lids for canning. These have no seal on them.
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Yes, you can put liquid in, but make sure they do not get squished. With pressure in a box they could get crushed and leak.But I've stacked several with salad dressings and sauces in lunches and they survived with no problems.
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I've only used it for pureed food so far. I wouldn't use it for breastmilk since the lid doesn't close air tight and some frost will get into the container.
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These would work, for sure. Do be careful of overfilling-- the puree or milk will expand when freezing and I almost popped a couple of covers because of that.
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I have to say yes. While I haven't put any liquid in mine, the truly secure way the lids fit would indicate a leak proof seal. The lids will be very tight, almost too tight the first time. I them in warm water to soften and have had an easier time since. Lids are still very tight, but that's how I want them.
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The seal is very tight on these bottles and the glass is thick. I currently have one in the fridge on its side with liquid in it, no leakage. And have traveled with two in a bag at one time...no spillage. A way better vessel than plastic alternatives for breast milk. I say go for it
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Safe? Yes, they are made for baby's milk/formula. They can be a bit difficult to fit on the bottle and sometimes leak around the cap. We have never frozen milk on them but I don't think they were meant for that and I don't think they'll hold up anyway.
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These containers are not insulated. You could put yoghurt in them, it seals pretty well, but you would have to put them in with ice or "blue ice."
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Yes you sure can. My husband was worried that shaking them up would not hold with the bottle liners but it is fine. And yes, what parent hasn't forgotten to put the liner in and poured milk or formula straight through the middle at least once :) These bottles have worked great for us. We recently went on a cruise and it was so nice to not have to really wash the bottles except for the nipple/ring/cap and do a surface wipe of the bottle itself.
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I've only put M&M's in the jars, not liquids. Since the lids are corkboard, oils and liquids would probably soak through. I don't think the lids would be strong enough.
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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've not used them for liquid and don't know that I would. It's a little piece of plastic that may leak if you use liquid. I've used it for cupcakes successfully
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They can be, I don't. I just give my baby room temperature milk. If I do need to heat it I put it in a glass cup to heat it. I also don't know if it would harm the plastic seals if microwaved over a period of time.
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I did not try these with liquids but I would not recommend it for storing. If you wanted to put some oils in a capsule just before swallowing these should be fine. I don't believe any two part capsule like this would seal well enough for storing liquid.