How many storage bags will this hold if each bag is frozen with about 5 oz of breast milk in each? Thanks!
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You can easily stack 10 (flat) frozen bags in this cooler. Maybe one or two more. But I wouldn't use it to store frozen bags for very long. I don't think it would keep the milk cold enough to keep from thawing.
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I am not sure; probably as much as 6? We only do 3 6-oz bottles, but then some food packets and an extra medela bottle of milk. Hope that's helpful.
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(6) 5 oz / 150 mL breastmilk bottles (6) 2.7 oz / 80 mL breastmilk bottles & lids (6) breastmilk labeling lids (20) 5 oz / 150 mL Pump & Save breastmilk bags (1) storage tray (1) breastmilk storage guidelines magnet
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I haven't used it for breast milk as I use the storage bags. I would probably suggest using it to freeze the milk then transfer the cubes into an airtight container. I wouldn't use for long term because they don't have an airtight seal. Hope that helps!
1559829
I'll let you do the conversion, but each bag easily holds two half gallon milk jugs, side by side. And, there is still a little room on the sides after that. Hope that helps.
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I make almond milk with 8 ounces of almonds which are soaked overnight. Plenty of room. Could hold double amount.
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I used them peanut brittle, bought several 5# boxes. Don't remember how many cups were in each bag.If sealed well, the peanuts can be frozen. I would use one of the heat sealed baggers getting out as much air as possible.
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I think it would easiliy hold that many. Maybe even 15 or more, depending on how large you mean by "large". But I think you could put two rows of 5 breasts on the bottom of this container, and still have room for another layer.
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Yes! My neighbor freezes breast milk in these jars. Just don't overfill because room for expansion is needed.If properly filled, the contents should never touch the lid but some people still prefer to use the BPA free Tattler lids :}
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Each bag will hold 1 milk gallon each but thats it. These bags are pretty smalll ...not for grocery hauling at all. Good for carrying accessories on bike trips only.
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You can squeeze 9 in there if you pack them on their sides. I just tried it. That is without ice. Of course the bag will keep them cold for a while.
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One larger bag, maybe two small ones. It's not nearly as much space as the freezer that comes on a fridge. I like mine bc I just need an overflow freezer, but it isn't that big.
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I use separate container for storing - about 5Gal will do (I use Staniles Steal milk can :))
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I am sorry I have never used those type of pouches, but what it does work well with the Lansinoh Breastmilk Storage Bags. The storage box freezes the milk in a little square and makes it easy to freeze up to 14-16 pouches in the box. If you are a working mom who would like to continue to provide breast milk while at work this is a must buy.
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I think it would work well unfrozen, with the only possible complication being if the bags stick together and too many try to come through at the same time. I only used them in the freezer. I had 2 and loved them. I used lansinoh bags frozen flat before stacking them in the rack, typically 5 ounces in each bag. I hope this helps!
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Hello, I am going to "guesstimate" a fair amount, example: I placed at least 6 Progresso cans of soup in one bag. Those cans are larger than Campbells Soup and on the 'heavy side.' It will hold a 1/2 gallon of milk and other stuff. It won't hold a car battery...It should hold at least up to 5 pounds. I wouldn't put a 10 lb. bag of cat litter in it. I mentioned in my review that I lined the bottom of each bag with a sturdy piece of cardboard to give it a more secure base. I think if you purchase the bags, you might wish to do the same. I think the bags are a good value and I've used them a lot. So far no tears or rips. I hope my comments help you. Take care! Hello, I am going to "guesstimate" a fair amount, example: I placed at least 6 Progresso cans of soup in one bag. Those cans are larger than Campbells Soup and on the 'heavy side.' It will hold a 1/2 gallon of milk and other stuff. It won't hold a car battery...It should hold at least up to 5 pounds. I wouldn't put a 10 lb. bag of cat litter in it. I mentioned in my review that I lined the bottom of each bag with a sturdy piece of cardboard to give it a more secure base. I think if you purchase the bags, you might wish to do the same. I think the bags are a good value and I've... » Read More Hello, I am going to "guesstimate" a fair amount, example: I placed at least 6 Progresso cans of soup in one bag. Those cans are larger than Campbells Soup and on the 'heavy side.' It will hold a 1/2 gallon of milk and other stuff. It won't hold a car battery...It should hold at least up to 5 pounds. I wouldn't put a 10 lb. bag of cat litter in it. I mentioned in my review that I lined the bottom of each bag with a sturdy piece of cardboard to give it a more secure base. I think if you purchase the bags, you might wish to do the same. I think the bags are a good value and I've used them a lot. So far no tears or rips. I hope my comments help you. Take care! « Show Less
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Though I never used it for breast milk storage...so I'm not sure. Each cube is 1oz (my little one drinks 6 ozs bottles, so wouldn't be worth storing it that way). If you were using it to store breast milk to mix with cereal or something...then it would work good. Just not sure why else you would store breast milk in this size.