socisen via Amazon has
2-Pack 4-Compartment Socisen Silicone Freezer Trays w/ Steel Reinforced Rim and Lids (Aqua) for
$9.99.
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Features:
- Temperature Versatile (-8°F to 428°F): Freezer, oven, and dishwasher safe for freezing, baking, and reheating.
- 1-Cup Portion Control: Includes clear measurement lines (½ cup, 1 cup, 125ml, 250ml) in each compartment.
- Reinforced Steel Frame: Built-in stainless-steel rim and anti-slip side handles prevent sagging, spills, and bending when full.
- Leak-Proof Silicone Lid: Durable, flexible lid provides an individual seal for each compartment to block odors and prevent leaks.
- Food-Grade Platinum Silicone: 100% BPA-free, odorless, reusable, and eco-friendly.
Top Comments
Deep clean your fridge with WDV in a spray bottle; food safe, kills about everything.
Still smells? Deeper clean with citric acid, water, and spray bottle, it's basically food safe bleach.
Bottom freezer? Literally pull everything out, racks, bins, drawers, all food, fridge and freezer, deep clean, and check water lines for mildew, possibly change your filter if it's time.
Use a lot of vinegar spray on the ice dispenser.
Let everything dry.
Put back all food, discard any unsuitable.
Finish either fridge type with vented Baking Soda box, write 30-90 day change date on box.
If it still smells?
Mouse died in the compressor area.
Service cost approaches replacement cost.
Do whatever deity you worship deems best. : D
Source: Relative is certified master appliance tech, 30 years. Spent every teen summer as helper.
Community Reviews
These silicone freezer trays are best for portioning soups, broth, sauces, and other meal prep foods into neat, easy to pop out cubes. The steel reinforced rim and lids help them hold shape, and the frozen portions come out in consistent sizes. They also work for pesto, rice, beans, and other water content foods before moving the cubes to vacuum bags or freezer ziplocks for longer storage. The main caution is freezer odor, since silicone can hold smells unless it is boiled or sealed after freezing. A handy portioning tool if you want tidy freezer cubes.
Common Questions (4)
The lids seal decently for short-term freezing, but silicone can still hold freezer odor. For longer storage, freezing first and then transferring the cubes to vacuum bags or freezer ziplocks helps reduce smell transfer.
They work well for leftover soups, chicken broth, meal portions, pesto, sauces, salsas, hummus, cooked rice, beans, casseroles, stews, curries, and chopped fruit. They're especially useful for freezing water-content foods into cubes for later reheating or meal prep.
Yes, the cubes reportedly release easily after freezing and come out in consistent shapes across sizes. That makes them practical for portioning food before moving it to other storage like deli containers or freezer bags.
Boiling the silicone in water for 5-10 minutes can remove most residual smells, reportedly around 95%. That can help if the trays pick up freezer odor after repeated use.
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Bonus: I have deli containers already for food prep storage so, it's free.
I don't know how well that will work when it has metal embedded, since it may not heat uniformly.
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For bulk buying or long term storage, freeze the cubes and then put in vacuum bags.
For meals just nuke, thaw, cook, bake, or sous vide as desired. Enjoy!
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Deep clean your fridge with WDV in a spray bottle; food safe, kills about everything.
Still smells? Deeper clean with citric acid, water, and spray bottle, it's basically food safe bleach.
Bottom freezer? Literally pull everything out, racks, bins, drawers, all food, fridge and freezer, deep clean, and check water lines for mildew, possibly change your filter if it's time.
Use a lot of vinegar spray on the ice dispenser.
Let everything dry.
Put back all food, discard any unsuitable.
Finish either fridge type with vented Baking Soda box, write 30-90 day change date on box.
If it still smells?
Mouse died in the compressor area.
Service cost approaches replacement cost.
Do whatever deity you worship deems best. : D
Source: Relative is certified master appliance tech, 30 years. Spent every teen summer as helper.
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