Aolso Baby Food Storage Container, 12-Compartment Silicone Freezer Tray

The flexible silicone tray has 12 compartments, making it easier to freeze homemade baby food in separate portions rather than one large batch. A snap-on lid is designed to keep the contents covered during storage.

It can also be used for breast milk, fruit purée or ice cubes, so it has uses beyond weaning meals. The tray is described as food-grade silicone and BPA-free, and as suitable for the freezer, microwave and dishwasher.

Planning to prepare several small portions ahead of time? This format offers a straightforward way to portion food before freezing, without needing a separate container for each serving.

Usage tips

Fill the compartments with individual portions, then fit the lid before placing the tray in the freezer. The 12 sections are useful when you want to keep different servings separate, the product details do not specify their capacity, so portion size will depend on how much you add to each one. Once frozen, the flexible silicone can make it easier to release a portion than from a rigid tray.

The manufacturer describes the snap-on lid as leak-proof and says the trays can be stacked. For transporting food, bear in mind that buyer feedback on the lid is mixed: some say it stays sealed, while others report that it does not close properly when frozen. It is sensible to keep the tray level when moving it, particularly if it contains liquid.

What you’ll notice day to day

The main convenience is having several portions ready in one tray. For example, a parent could freeze small servings of vegetable purée for later meals, instead of preparing food from scratch each time. It can also be used for breast milk or ice cubes, which may make the tray useful beyond the early stages of weaning.

Compared with a basic ice-cube tray, this one is specifically presented for baby food and comes with a fitted lid and a reinforced base intended to support stacking. A simpler uncovered tray may suit occasional freezing, while this format makes more sense if covered, separated portions are part of your routine.

Buyer comments commonly highlight the portion format, ease of use and suitability for freezing meals. Some also appreciate being able to release food from the silicone. Feedback on the lid is less consistent, so its seal is worth bearing in mind if you plan to move filled portions around.

Worth noting

The tray is described as dishwasher-safe, freezer-safe and microwave-safe. As the lid is identified in the product details as hard plastic, do not assume that the lid itself shares the tray’s microwave suitability. The source does not give compartment capacity, so this is better judged by the portion size you need than by an assumed serving measurement.

It suits you if you want one covered tray for freezing small batches of baby food, with possible use for breast milk or ice cubes as well. It may not suit you if a consistently secure seal while frozen is essential, given the mixed buyer feedback on the lid.

Final verdict

The Aolso container is a practical choice for organising homemade food into separate freezer portions, especially if you value a flexible silicone tray and a lid for storage. Its 12 compartments and stated freezer-safe design give it a clear purpose, the uncertainty around how reliably the lid closes when frozen is the main point to weigh up before choosing it over an uncovered or individually sealed storage method.