The "Ice Cube" method

[beversman 0]

I want to puree some different foods and freeze individual portions.

I remember reading that an Ice Cube tray is perfect for this, but i can't rembmer how many ounces/cups = 1 individual Ice Cube

Does anyone know?

[Wheetsin 714]

Damn, the title of this thread really caught my eye until I realized it wasn't in the adults only section.

An ice cube is about an ounce. I know that for beverage purposes, 8 oz Fluid + 4 ice cubes is considered 12 oz.

[beversman 0]

Damn, the title of this thread really caught my eye until I realized it wasn't in the adults only section.

HAHA, what a nerd...

That was part of my plan... i figured more people would click on it... and it worked!

Thank you for the info, much appreciated.

[StephC 0]

Yeah it sucked me in!!!!

Women with dirty minds!

[flabuless 18]

darn I thought I was going to get my kicks for the day!

hehehe! the ice cube method works...i made heaps of mushie veges at one time then froze them...I had about 5-6 cubes of these at mealtimes...

[gadgetlady 4]

Damn, the title of this thread really caught my eye until I realized it wasn't in the adults only section.

Well, that shows you where MY head is! I thought it was going to be about how to get over a PB!

It seems to me you could measure how much Water goes into one empty ice cube mold and go from there.

[beversman 0]

I've been puree'ing for two hours.... (sigh) sssshhheeewwww

I'm tired. That was kind of tedious. I hope I get faster at it.

Thanks ladies... (and my fellow dirty minded bandsters) ha

[Nathalie 4]

Okay - sexually speaking what is the ice cube method??

each ice cube is 1oz. I made all of my son's baby food. Pureeing is a fun task if you have a decent food processor. I started with a hand held blender stick and it suuuuuuuuuuuucked. Don't forget to cover with plastic wrap, not tin foil. and then drop it a few times on the counter to get the bubbles out.

When all frozen, put in ziploc bags with the date on them, and also the name of the food. It's amazing how they all look alike after they're frozen. Frozen fruits and veggies keep for 3 months. (just fyi, not that you asked :xena_banana: )

Nat