Sage Spoonfuls, Glass Baby Food Storage Containers, 6 Pack, 4 oz Each

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• Product Description: Free from BPA, lead, PVC and phthalates. Spill-resistant, dishwasher safe (rack top) and freezer safe. Total capacity of container is 4 oz, marked as 2 oz for serving size reference. Glass cookie jars have an 8 oz capacity.The glass baby food storage set from Sage Sponfuls comes with six reusable 4 oz glass jars with a 24 oz capacity. The perfect glass container to store, feed, warm and transport home-made baby food and healthy snacks to your baby. The glass storage container is leak-proof and can be easily secured with a lid. Reusable glass baby food containers are safe to use in the refrigerator, freezer, microwave (lid removed), and dishwasher (top shelf). This set of 6 containers is perfect for storing homemade bulk baby food, finger foods, snacks, yogurt, breast milk, formula and more. A convenient 4oz capacity with measuring markings for up to 2oz makes it easy to consume the desired amount. Made from glass that is BPA-free, lead-free, phthalate-free, PVC-free, and cadmium-free. Note: Always check the temperature of the baby food to make sure it is not too cold or too hot. Do not leave your baby unattended while eating. The container is made of thick, durable glass. However, all glass has the potential to break or crack when exposed to sudden and extreme temperature changes. Do not transfer it directly from the freezer into hot water. First, place the container under warm running water for 10 to 15 seconds. Then remove the lid before placing the container in hot water. Do not place the container in a kettle, on an open fire or on a hot electric stove. Do not heat frozen containers in the microwave. Thaw the food first, then microwave the cold container at 50% power for 15 to 30 seconds. Always remove lids before microwaving containers. When freezing, do not fill containers to full capacity. Food expands when frozen. Do not use containers in a pressure cooker or Instapot. Allow hot food to cool for 5 to 10 minutes before storing in the refrigerator or freezer. Move frozen food to the refrigerator or place in a bowl of warm water. Submerge or thaw under warm running water.Note: When reheating food in a bottle warmer, set it to low heat only and open the jar lid. The container is not suitable for steam bottle warmers. Sage Spoonfuls, Glass Baby Food Storage Containers, 6 Pack, 4 oz Each