Reddit reviews Reusable Food Pouch | 8 Count , 5 oz | Refillable Food Pouch by Nourish with Style | Secure Double Zipper | Dishwasher Safe | Polka Dot
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Pack of 8 pouches with 5 oz capacity which is 2 servings of fruits & veggies for your little onePatented design with resealable double zip-lock bottom allows for easy storage, filling & cleaningDishwasher and freezer safe - makes homemade food easy to store and serve!Flexible design is forgiving and made of durable plastic that is BPA, PVC and phthalate f ree. No harmful foil liningSafe for Ages 4 months+.
I do a hybrid of some of the other posters.
I grocery shop once a week and stock up on staples: protein (wild caught fish, tofu, whey powder), fruits, veggies, lemons/limes, HOT SAUCE, oatmeal, eggs, yogurt, milk, nuts, etc.
For my husband, who eats whatever the hell he wants without changing his weight, I make 3 recipes over the weekend and he takes servings for lunch and dinner each day. This past weekend I made mushroom stroganoff, beef stew, broccoli leek soup, and quinoa with broccoli and cheddar.
Every Sunday I make a batch of fruit puree (usually pear, apple, peach). I portion it into pouches for a quick dose of carbs whenever I need it throughout the week.
For me, I make a few days of protein at a time (usually fish) and portion it. Then each day I make a veg/fruit/starch to meet my macros each time I have a meal. This could be steamed or roasted veggies, or a serving of fruit puree.
So just to put this out there they do make pouches that you can fill and reseal yourself. We didn't really trust pre-made baby food in general so we mostly made our own and these pouches worked great. All the convenience of a pouch plus control over what's going in them and since you reuse them it's better for the environment too. We used these things a lot until our LO found out how much fun it was to squeeze all of the food out onto the ground instead of eating it (>.<) but at that point they were mostly able to feed themselves anyway so it wasn't a big deal. Here's a link so you can see what I'm talking about:
On Amazon but there are other places to get them obviously: Link