WeeSprout Silicone Freezer Tray with Clip on Lid, Food Storage Container for Homemade Baby Food, Vegetable, Fruit Purees, and Breast Milk (Ten 1.5 oz Sections) Review (2026)

How the tray is built

The tray is made from food-grade silicone with a hard plastic clip-on lid, according to the manufacturer, and is divided into ten individual sections that each hold about 1.5 oz, for a total capacity of roughly 15 oz per tray. Built-in markings at the 0.5 oz and 1 oz levels inside each section let a parent portion purees or breast milk somewhat precisely while filling the tray rather than guessing at fill level. The manufacturer states the silicone and lid are free of BPA, PVC, and phthalates, and that the product has been third-party tested to meet safety standards, which is worth checking for any container that will hold food headed for a baby.

Freezing in small, usable portions

The core use case is batch freezing: filling all ten sections with a homemade puree or pumped breast milk, freezing the tray flat, and then popping out individual 1.5 oz portions as needed rather than thawing a large batch at once. That portion size lines up well with the small servings a younger baby eats, so parents are not wasting extra puree that gets thawed but not finished. The clip-on lid is designed to snap onto the tray during freezing, which the manufacturer says helps prevent freezer burn and keeps the tray's contents from picking up smells from other items in the freezer while it sets.

Getting cubes out and where they go next

The flexible silicone body is designed to let frozen cubes pop out without needing to twist or crack the tray, and the manufacturer notes the base is reinforced to help the tray sit flat in the freezer without tipping and spilling while liquid contents are still setting. Once frozen, though, this tray is a freezing tool rather than a long-term storage container: the manufacturer's guidance is to move the popped-out cubes into a separate freezer bag or jar for ongoing storage rather than leaving them loose in the tray or lid indefinitely, which is a normal extra step for silicone freezer trays generally rather than a flaw specific to this one.

Cleaning between batches

According to the manufacturer, the tray is top-rack dishwasher safe, though hand washing is recommended for extended durability over repeated dishwasher cycles. Manufacturer care guidance also advises against soaking the tray in soapy water for long periods, since that can lead to odor or a filmy buildup on the silicone over time, and recommends avoiding abrasive cleaners and unnecessary prolonged heat exposure. For parents making baby food regularly, that washing routine is manageable, though it does mean a bit more attention than tossing it in and forgetting about it, especially if hand washing is the preferred method for keeping the tray in good shape long term.

Who this tray fits

This tray suits parents making homemade purees or storing pumped milk in small, single-serving portions, especially those who want built-in measurement markings rather than eyeballing fill levels. It is less useful as a standalone long-term storage solution, since frozen portions still need to be transferred to bags or jars afterward, and it takes up flat freezer shelf space while a fresh batch is setting, which can be a real constraint in a small kitchen with a compact freezer. For the specific job of portioning and freezing small batches, the ten-section design and clip-on lid make it a solid, straightforward tool.

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