2 Cup Silicone Freezer Trays with Lid 4 Pack Silicone Freezer Molds soup freezer containers Make 4 Perfect Soups, Broths, Stews, Sauces, Curries

Right size for my use.. good product. Easy to release liquid and food in general. . Delivered on time. Neatly tucked in a small box and well wrapped. Will buy again if I need more.

I have had these since yesterday morning, so can't comment on durability, but I used one right away and it performed as desired, so I'm pleased so far. I'm a single senior vegetarian, and I like to cook my own food - but not every day. So whenever I make a dish, I freeze 2-3 servings. Over time, I've built up quite a selection in my freezer, including sides such as rice, potatoes, pasta and beans - and it's all cooked and microwave-ready. I first tried freezing servings in little plastic bags, but got tired of trying to get those clean, so I turned to freezer trays. The first trays I bought were cup-size, and they have been perfect for things like soups and stews. The trays are simple to wash. But with some things, I only want a small portion, so I ordered these 1/2-cup trays. When they arrived yesterday, I made a pot of brown rice right away and froze three portions in one of the trays to see how the rice would do. I thought maybe it would simply fall apart when I tried to get it out of the molds. But I got 3 solid blocks of frozen rice. I popped them into a quart-size freezer bag which will be easy to rinse and reuse. So I think these 1/2-cup size trays were a good purchase for me. I'll revise my review if warranted. One word of caution: if you have long fingernails, be careful to use the soft pads of your fingers to work each frozen block up and out of its mold. You can even microwave the tray for a few seconds to make the blocks easier to push out.

The container itself is wonderful, however, the plastic lid should be made out of silicone rather than a hard plastic. It's difficult to remove if you've frozen the container. Running under water for a few moments released the lid but if it were made out of silicone, it would release easily. I'll continue to use them but wouldn't recommend 100%, I'd recommend 80%

Its perfect and frozen item easy to pop out without freezer burn. Would recommend purchase 100 %

A few months ago, evacuated our home due to a nearby forest fire. Fortunately, the fire did not reach our house. No electricity for 5 days. Cleaning out both upright garage freezer and kitchen refrigerator/freezer, both of them full of food, made me see $$$$'s floating in the air. This was a good opportunity to reassess storage container types. Am replacing my kitchen's purchased, 'awkward' containers as: - round ones leave too much unused space, compared to square containers which fit neatly side by side - long silicone ones, with 4 or so 'holes' also waste space when even one of the holes is empty ---and, for me, they can be rather messy to add food to, and remove food from, in spite of the firm top edges - some are not dual purpose - for use in both refrigerator and in freezer, or pantry if desired. - ziplock vacuum freezer-type is a two-step process to freeze liquids; first freeze in the right sized, hard sided container, then transfer to the ziplock. I do use ziplocks, but only for oddly shaped and firm foods (meat, vegetables, fruit) Tried a set of both 1 cup, and 1 cup divided Kinggrand containers and am very pleased with them. All of the above problems are not applicable to these silicone storage containers. No problem cleaning in dishwasher - although my preference is to not use a dishwasher to clean firm, non-flexible products as heat can make items brittle. Description on Amazon is right on; every statement has been proven to be true. And, they do cost less than some competitions' products. Am now reordering both types in the larger selling quantity of 4 to each set.

I use this with my vacuum sealer. It works much better when the liquid is previously frozen. Since there are lids for each of these they can be stacked in the freezer. Once the liquid is frozen it is easy to preserve it in a vacuum sealer. The only complaint I have is frequently difficult to apply the lid. I can get 3 corners on but it is difficult to get that 4th corner. If you care to stack them you will need to get all corners on.

I like the containers themselves and they work well. The problem is the lids are nearly impossible to put on. I wound up sliding a butter knife in between the lid and the container and wiggling the knife to the corner to help pressure the lids on. This is even more difficult to do when there is food in the container! Hopefully, it will get easier to put the lids on and off with time.

Nice build - this has been perfect for making curry starters at home. The trays are solidly built, and I love how easy it is to pop out the frozen portions without any hassle. Each tray holds just the right amount for sauces, broths, and stews, so I always have curry bases ready to go. The lids fit snugly, which helps prevent spills and freezer burn. Overall, these freezer molds have been super convenient, and they’ve held up really well with frequent use!

These are a supecubes dupe for the UK. They are more affordable & they work so well for meal prepping/batch cooking. They are easy to remove frozen food & easy to clean. I personally will not use them to cook with so I can't comment on that part

There is a distinct smell of the silicone material. Washing and freezing food in it didnt make it go away. I am not sure if it is toxic but i'm erring on the side of caution and gonna put these away and hunt for another single serve container. I should have returned them when i had the chance.

I purchased the "1 hole 4-pack," which includes four containers, each with a two-cup capacity. Since I was very happy with this product, I ordered a second "1 hole 4-pack." The product is well-made, very useful, and I mainly use it for freezing food, including soup and broth. Based on how I’ve used it, here are the pros and cons: Pros: 1- Size (2 cups) : Perfect for single portions, which makes it easy to calculate how many portions to defrost and helps with food portion control. 2- Durability : Can go in the fridge, freezer, and microwave. 3- Maintenance : Easy to clean, and dishwasher-safe. 4- Usefulness: Great for portion control, packing lunches, storing homemade soup or broth in easy-to-manage portions, and more. 5- Storage : Easy to store since the containers are square and take up less space than round ones. Cons: 1- The lid can sometimes be a bit tricky to snap on securely. 2- After freezing, the lid can be hard to remove—but running it briefly under water makes it easy to open and access the contents. Conclusion: This is an excellent and practical product for preserving food and reducing food waste. I give it 5 out of 5 stars, as its advantages far outweigh the minor drawbacks. When my budget allows it, I plan to purchase a third set. UPDATE JUNE 2025: I am no longer confident in the quality and/or practicality of this product. The containers retain unpleasant odors despite thorough cleaning (including being placed on the top rack of the dishwasher). Not only do they retain the smell of food, but they also seem to hold on to an additional odor that I cannot quite identify. I initially believed I could use this product to freeze meals like soups and then reheat them easily. However, whenever I reheat them, that unidentified odor is still present. Given all this, I’ve lost nearly all interest in this product and I believe I’ll return to using high-quality glass or plastic containers instead.

Loving these! Small enough to fit nicely in my freezer and once frozen it’s so easy to pop them out to store the portions! I’ve also been using these as a mound for no-bake snacks because it’s so easy to pop stuff out.

Very pleased with these as they are a present for my daughter, there the perfect size