4-Pack Freezer Molds with Lids For Storing and Freezing Food, Broth, Sauce and Ice

When I make a big batch of soup I like to freeze some for my cousin who is older and lives alone, but I have a small freezer so not a lot of room. These fit the space I have well, and being square are easy to clear flat space for, but even if they are a little tilted, they don't leak. The lids are tight, but easy to remove and put on. Once frozen, I either send it home with her in the mold, or decant the soup and put it in vacuum seal bags for her to use later. A cup of soup just suits her, and the cubes just pop right out of the molds. The 1/2 cup measurement line is fairly easy to see as well. They wash up well in the dishwasher too. I've had them several months and used them a lot, and I'm happy with this product.

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These are great for leftovers or make ahead meals when you don’t want fast food. It’s just the right size for all your needs. It has a line for 1/2 cup and another for 1 cup. They are light weight. They are so easy to use because of the steel wire along the outer edge keeps it from collapsing during transport to the freezer. The kids stay on good and they stack great. Helps to keep them organized.

Large capacity containers. Great for food prepping and freezing meals in advance. Thick and durable. Dishwater dishwasher safe and the colors are bright and vibrant. They stack on top of one another so they don't take up a lot of space in your freezer. Very easy to use.

I recently purchased the Walfos 1-Cup Silicone Freezer Molds to freeze extra soup and meals from my Instant Pot. My goal was to have a larger ice cube tray, so I wouldn’t need five or six cubes to fill a bowl. These molds have been a game changer! Now, just one or two cubes perfectly fill my standard soup bowl. The silicone is thick and flexible, making it easy to pop out frozen cubes without any mess. Plus, the lids fit snugly, keeping my food fresh and odor-free in the freezer. One downside is that after using them, the silicone tends to retain the scent of whatever was frozen in it. Yes, I’ve read the articles and watched a few YouTube videos with suggestions on how to clean it to remove the scent. One method that I found effective is a mixture of white vinegar and baking soda. Soaking the molds overnight also seems to do the trick. As a result, I am rating it four stars instead of five. I don’t think it’s the fault of the manufacturer; it’s more of a limitation of silicone. Despite this minor issue, I highly recommend these molds for anyone looking to simplify meal prep!