Philips Avent SCF721/20 Baby Food Storage Cups (180/240ml) - Pack of 10

I got these on offer mainly because of the brand. They are lovely little pots, I store all sorts in them. I use them for my 14 month olds food and also my own e.g. fruit and leftovers Ideal size for portion control and handy you can put them in the microwave too I only store them in the fridge and handwash so couldn't say how they would get on in the freezer and dishwasher but they seem very sturdy and the screw top lids are a dream! Don't leak and very handy to stack in the fridge :)

Love these pots - great for storing all kinds of food in the fridge and freezer. They come in two handy sizes and can fit quite a bit in. I use them to store lots of purees for baby in the fridge and freezer and things for myself. They are particularly useful for adult portions of fruit and veg for smoothies or work. I have used them for keeping salad dressings and sauces. So far, they're stain-proof, air-tight and they haven't leaked at all. Easy to throw into and wash in the dishwasher as well. The only negative is that I have screwed the top on incorrectly a few times so I have to double check that the lid is on properly and level.

Great for feeding and storing any leftover food. They freeze really well and screw shut so you know they are closed. I tend to use the big ones but that is because my grandson is older now so eats more. You can use them in the microwave and put them in a dishwasher too, the lids fit both sizes which is good because lids seem to go missing! I would recommend them to anyone that is looking for feeding and storage containers. I put thins of mine in them to​o and they are great. They are a good size as well.

The lids is little tricky but you can close it for sure, the quality is very very good and doesn't take the smell or colour of food, I was using for storage my breastmilk and if you turn the cup, the milk doesn't come out They are so many 20 definitely value for money. Now my baby is weaning and this is the best thing in the world for this stage!!!! I freeze the food and to defrost just pop inside a bowl with hot water for 20mn. You control the quantity you given to your baby you can use on the go ... it came with spoon super soft and big enough. if you are mommy you will understand me.

I have found these to be pretty helpful with storing food that has been cooked up, blended etc. They freeze well, stack well and are just generally pretty good. I use a whiteboard marker to write on the lids and this just wipes right off. I have had a few where the lids have cracked, but I put that down to me not screwing them on properly and causing the plastic to split.

I like the versatility, they can be used for many things. They are excellent quality. I bought them to replace some we have had for 10 years, originally for the baby in the family.

Love LOVE these cups! I first bought them when I was weaning my baby, but the truth is they are a little bit big and unwieldy to use for very early weaning. Freezer cubes work best for that part. However, now that my baby is 7 months old and eating well, it is a different story. These pots are very very well designed. As people have mentioned, they stack well, the lids screw on beautifully, and you can write on them, freeze and heat them. They're also slightly flexible so if the pot gets squashed, it doesn't matter at all. I've used them for adult food as well as child snacks and baby food and baby powder. Ridiculously useful. Can't quite believe I'm in raptures over some simple pots, but the truth is that it's quite rare to find things that just WORK these days.

Put simple, these are stunning. They go incredibly well teamed with the AVENT Steamer and Blender for storing all your delicious purees, and can be frozen, microwaved and dishwashed. They really make the weaning process hassle free and are fab on the go for storing formula milk powder, too. When your done, your kids can use them as stacking pots or you can use them to store leftovers, buttons, screws... You name it. The only negative is that the price tag may be a bit too steep for a lot of families... Worth the extra few quid, though!