Silicone Freezer Molds Gift Set with 2 Tbsp, 1/2, 1, and 2 Cup Silicone Freezer Trays With Lids – Meal Prep and Kitchen Essentials Bundle (Blue 4 Pack)

Exceptional value given the completeness of the set
Pro: works almost as well as the name brand as far as making freezer storage easy, but at a fraction of the cost; they clean well; the form factor is compact.Cons: Not as easy to pop out frozen food, since the individual compartments are not separated by more than one dividing wall; they trade compactness for modularity of lids (none of the lids are the same size).I bought these to use on an extended stay with family in order to freeze a bunch of food for them to use after I leave. I still prefer my name brand stuff at home, but for value, this is unbeatable.

Decent, but not great
These are very convenient for portioning and meal prepping (although, you might consider buying more of the size that you use most often, otherwise you’ll be freezing in batches). The different storage capacities are useful and great for doing quick macronutrient calculations. Silicone, so they’re easy to clean. Very functional. These are about 25% cheaper than the brand name “Souper Cubes,” but not quite as good. They are a bit soft, so you have to be very careful transporting or stacking things like soup or broth. Not so much of a problem with rice or pasta. Lids seal ok but easily deform and leak if contents are soupy. Lastly, it is not very easy to pop out the contents once frozen. This is made more so by the fact that the sections cannot be pressed or turned out independently of each other as there is no separation between the dividers. Push on one section and you meet the resistance from the adjacent section, which is a bit of a struggle. Not so with the Souper Cubes since the compartments are individualized. Overall, they’re good, not great (but cheaper!).

Perfect Dupe, Surprisingly Durable, and ADHD-Approved
Absolutely love these trays. They’re convenient, high-quality, and a perfect dupe for the much pricier name-brand version. I used them most recently to freeze some homemade borscht, and totally panicked the next day when I remembered that beets are infamous for staining. But these trays took it like champs. Not even a hint of discoloration.They’ve already saved me money. With ADHD, I usually end up tossing food I meant to save. Now I just double a batch, serve dinner, and toss the rest into the freezer after it’s cooled down a little. Done. The cubes reheat beautifully, and I’m not wasting meals anymore.I plan to grab some 5×3″ ceramic, oven-safe containers to bake the 1-cup cubes in directly, but even without that, these molds are already pulling their weight.Between the flexible silicone, super easy pop-out action, and portion sizes that actually make sense, these trays are a total win for meal prep. I’d recommend them to anyone trying to simplify their routine or cut down on food waste. And if executive dysfunction is a thing for you? These help. A lot.

Save Serving Sizes or Speed Up Meal Prep Times
BPA-free silicone trays are just what I needed for food prep and leftovers. The four trays each have their own lids and they stack but don’t nest. The different sized compartments give you flexibility for use. The 2-bin tray is great for larger portioned sides or main dish leftovers. The 4-part is perfect for single-serving soup portions. Both larger trays have measurement markings. The smaller divided trays work well for savory additives like seasoned broth, butter bombs, etc. Fill and store in fridge or freezer. Once items are frozen, they pop out easily. Trays are both microwavable and dishwasher safe.