What is the size of one cube? 1oz, 2oz? What type plastic is used? BPA? I plan to use it for baby food
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I measured in tablespoons, since I use it for chicken stock that I use for sauces. Each cube is about 1.5 Tablespoons.
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My sincere apology for not replying sooner. I had unintentionally by-passed your email and have just picked it up. Each cube is 2" long x 1" wide x 1" deep. I don't know the capacity though. I don't know if it's pba free, though being an OXO product, I'm sure they would use only food safe materials. A tip also, I've found the best way to release the frozen cubes is to give the container a slight twist and the cubes pop out. Remove the quantity you want then smooth the silicon flap back over and freeze. Hope this helps.
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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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1-7/8" x 2-3/8" x 2-3/8" The basic shape is just under 2" in all three directions, but the tenderizer nubs stick out at different lengths, making the cube shape a bit oblong. Hope this answers your question, Annamarie.
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The Rubbermaid Blox containers (with ice packs) fit perfectly in the bottom half. I use it to bring a sandwich and salad combo, and use the smaller Blox containers for snacks. The top half holds two 16 oz. thermal drink containers with room for breakfast (banana and another carb) plus a few chocolates for dessert. It's heavy when full, but allows me to micro meal though out a 10-hour work day. Every time I use it, I smile upon saving $15 by not eating out.
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3months+ means it is suitable for babies over 3 months & BPA "stands for bisphenol A. BPA is an industrial chemical that has been used to make certain plastics and resins since the 1960s. BPA is found in polycarbonate plastics and epoxy resins. Polycarbonate plastics are often used in containers that store food and beverages, such as water bottles. They may also be used in other consumer goods."
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Plastic- non bpa - the safe plastic- I can't remember on the sealing-however I am picky and if it does not seem food safe I will not giive a good review- I would buy this again- Cheers
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Height is 10 inches and width is 6 inches. I'm sure it has to be food grade plastic????
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Sorry, don't know the answer, just normal sized cube. I found the concept unique but mine developed a crack in the inner core and was no longer useable.
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I don't know exactly...it isn't much. I don't use for baby food. I make coffee ice cubes, broth cubes, lemon juice cubes, etc. So...about the amount of an average ice cube...?
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I posted a comment a moment ago. I researched BPA after that and thought it might help to say there is a 1 in the triangle on the bottom. I hope that helps.
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BPA is a concern in clear plastics. The container for hot food has a metal interior, the smaller ones are plastic that is unspecified.
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A little over one inch cubed. If it were a real ice cube, you wouldn't want to put it in your mouth!!
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Personally I never microwave any thing plastic - BPA is only one of many chemicals. You are far better off heating something up in glass/ceramic. I will only use this for cold lunches. For Hot lunches I have a stainless steel soup container from LL Bean or I use a glass/pyrex storage container.
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It's very small. I use it for bags of breast milk and it also its a kid sized Tupperware. Don't expect to get your lunch in it at all.
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Hi Everett, Our Greek yogurt makers come wiith 2 BPA free plastic containers which holds about 7 cups each. You would use one at a time and have the ability to use the second container to start a new batch right away if you wish. I hope this answers your question!
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5"; I find that it is a suitable size for young children eating cereal, pasta, applesauce, yoghurt etc. or an adult using it for cereal, ice cream... I've been very pleased with the product, it is very durable (though I've found that you shouldn't used any regular knifes on anything used with this plastic), and bought this solely for the fact that it is a safe plastic.
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These are smallish cubes. Not small like cat food but not very large chunks. Excellent dog food. My dog is a very large shelter rescue (80 lbs) and he looks great with only about two cups of food mixed with1/3 can wet. Also Hill's donated food to the shelter and I liked that about them. Hope this helps.
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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?