Dinnerware

[Lifeafter40 89]

Hi

Did anyone go and buy 4oz dinnerware? If so please let me know where I can purchase them. I want to be prepared after surgery

[Riz2006 242]

I haven't but I am using my toddlers plates and spoons. Hoping that will do the trick!

[MoosieGirl 25]

I use toddler ware. I also got little Ziploc brand storage containers - the little ones. They're perfect for 4oz.

[bigdrewfl 18]

I use this. Got it on Amazon

[Lifeafter40 89]

Great!!!!!

[AmyFromCincy 56]

I bought baby spoons today. Want to get a Portion Control plate too.

[bigdrewfl 18]

I only paid $8 on Amazon.

Meal Measure 1 Portion Control Tool https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004Z0SDXC/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_FE48ub0NYB7JC

[jenbaby75 283]

Target has little ceramic bowls, I bought two, and a toddler dinner plate. I mostly use the ceramic bowls. There are many different colors, and designs. I use my baby's spoons please excuse the mess around my stuff.

[Bluesea71 698]

Best thing to have post surgery - those small Dixie paper cups. They hold just a few ounces and can easily be tossed away. Constantly washing dishes becomes really old, really fast when you only use them to hold a few bites! Helps with Portion Control too in the beginning post surgery!

[DgotSleeved 103]

in the beginning (until I learned how big 3-4 oz looks) I used toddler plates and utensils. also, as someone else mentioned, the small gladware containers are 4oz. they're perfect for measuring 4 oz or for using them for pudding, yogurt, etc. you will very quickly learn to eyeball what 4 oz looks like. I still use my scale for every single meal just to be sure, but definitely invest in a food scale also

[QuilterGal 216]

I have a Bento Box.