Has anyone used these before?

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What do you think of these, using them as storage for soup or raw meals?  They are disposable, but since they are plastic I could see using them a few times before tossing them. 

Here is the listing link: Polar Ice PI125200CT 125 Count Plastic Jello Shot Cups with Lids, 2-Ounce

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I'm thinking about it, but not tried it yet.
Currently I'm using baggies but it's messy... You can't stack it probably.

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If you have plenty, give it a try----my plastic containers cracked, but maybe I was not being careful.

I put soupies in plastic ice trays and when solid enough , I pop them out and put them all in one freezer bag.

Deep short freezer chest not too good for stacking.

Kimba, I cut the corner off baggie and squeeze it out. I get all the goodie moved to the bottom and to one side. Then I cut opposite corner off.

[mjbez]

That would probably work Ok for a single ferret for making soupie or small slivers. But I would think you wouldn't fit enough chunks in one of those for a bone in meal once your pieces increase size. When I was on the soupie stage I would freeze in ice cube trays (that I used only for meat) and then pop them all into a bag once frozen. Then I could take out as many cubes as needed.

[Sherry]

For soups they would be pretty ideal, or if you feed commercial frozen raw.

[bitbyter]

I use 6 oz deli containers. 2 oz is pretty small.

[Corvidophile]

Yeah, these are basically ketchup holding cups. 2oz means 2oz maximum capacity of perfectly smooth liquid, 4oz would give you opportunity space for something a little lumpier. They remind me of the time my mother in law got a new Tupperware collection and it came with the funkiest little cups, I was already laughing at them in the drawer, but then I opened the fridge and there was one in use- holding a single sliced strawberry. I nearly passed out laughing.

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Well they do come in different sizes, I actually bought the 4oz version to store soups and chunks for the future. I was just wondering if anyone else had thought of using them, since they seem like really easy to use and store.

I also ordered a freezer chest to store all my meats in, I am so excited.

[Celene]

I use the mini ziploc (4 oz) containers and they worked great! Well, they worked great when I fed a business of two small girls... A lot less convenient now that I have a big boy who eats more than them combined