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GGOW Silicone Freezer Tray Review: Smart Meal Prep for New Parents

A 4-pack of 2-cup silicone freezer trays designed for parents who batch homemade baby food. Stackable, lidded, and reinforced for spill-free freezer transfers.

18 Aug 2026 Editorial Team 3 min read

Batch-cooking homemade baby food saves time and money, but most parents quickly outgrow flimsy ice cube trays. The Silicone Freezer Tray for Soup Ice Cubes: 2-Cup Freezing Trays with Lid for Meal Prep - 4Pack Silicon Soup Portion Freeze Tray Make Stock Souped Ice Cube from GGOW is built for bigger portions and busier freezers. Here is how it performs in a real parenting kitchen.

Why parents care about freezer portioning

Most standard ice trays hold one ounce. That is fine for an older baby, but puree recipes, bone broth for cereal mixing, and toddler-sized soups call for bigger portions. Two-cup trays cut freezing sessions in half and reduce the number of cubes you bag and label.

What you get in the box

The set ships as four identical trays, each rated for two cups (500 mL) of liquid, with a clear lid and a stainless steel frame along the top edge. Total capacity across the four trays is eight cups.

Spec	Detail
Material	Food-grade silicone with stainless steel frame
Capacity per tray	2 cups (500 mL)
Portion marks	1 cup and 2 cup lines printed inside
Lid	Transparent, tight-fitting
Stackable	Yes
Set size	4 trays, 8 cups total

Real-world use for baby food and family meals

Baby purees: Spoon in sweet potato, pea, or oat blends and pop out one full serving at a time.
Bone broth: Freeze in 1-cup portions labeled for mixing into cereals or toddler pasta water.
Smoothie packs: Pre-portion yogurt, fruit, and greens for grab-and-blend mornings.
Big ice cubes: The 2-cup mold doubles for slow-melting cubes in water bottles.

What works and what doesn't

Strengths

The steel-reinforced rim keeps the trays rigid when filled with warm liquid, so transfers to the freezer stay level.
Printed portion marks remove guesswork when you are half-asleep and pureeing at 6 a.m.
Lids block freezer odors and stop spills if a tray tips against a frozen pizza box.

Trade-offs

Each tray uses more freezer real estate than a standard ice cube mold, so apartment-size freezers will fill up fast.
Two-cup blocks take longer to thaw than small cubes, so plan ahead for dinner.

Who it suits and who should skip

Pick it up if you batch-cook weekly, freeze breast milk or broth for baby cereal, or want one tray for purees and another for adult smoothie packs.

Skip it if you only need single-ounce servings, your freezer is already packed, or you prefer zip-top bags over rigid molds.

Verdict

For parents running a small-batch baby food kitchen, this GGOW set earns its space. The reinforced frame, sealed lid, and 2-cup capacity solve the three biggest pain points of freezer meal prep: spills, freezer smell, and portion guesswork. At a budget-friendly price for a four-pack, it is a sensible upgrade from disposable cube trays.

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