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So far I have only used the zip lock back rolled flat method .
next time I am going to try the ice cube trays you can get for small RV fridges. these make a cube that is less than half regular size and should be just about perfect for my needs. We shall see here is what I am talking about http://www.amazon.com/Camco-44100-Mi.../dp/B0006IX7UQ |
I use these:
http://i1002.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1263968164 As Michika has already suggested, they are Ikea silicone ice cube trays. I like them because they are flexible so they can easily sit pretty much anything in the freezer. The fish food/mush is typically thick enough that it doesn't dribble all over the place. It's easy to extract the portions and each cube is the shape of a fishy!! :biggrin: |
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When I used to make food all the time I would have an entire freezer compartment filled with trays upon trays of food. For a long time I did use the flat pressed ziplock bag, but I found the quality of the bags is diminishing and I had more and more leaks, blowouts, and seam failures until I had to just say enough is enough. Also ziplock doesn't contain the smell very well. :( |
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If I use ice cube trays how do I stop freezer burn?
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I think I'll order the ones Mindy linked Quote:
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http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B009FWYIMU
How about one of these? Or this? http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B004RISKSK I know rich will love this one |
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