Hi Pat - 
  I have been teaching moms to use ice cube trays to freeze milk since  the mid-80's.  Dropping them into a food-grade ziplock-style  baggie is a good idea but I recommend a second step.  If the cubes  are in the baggie and mom has a self-defrosing freezer, they will  slighlty defrost and refreeze and eventually stick together.  I  suggest that mom places the food grade baggie inside a paper grocery  sack.  The paper is an excellent insulator and decreases the  problem with the cubes sticking together.  Most standard size ice  cubes are about 1-oz.
  
  Linda Pohl

Pat Young <[log in to unmask]> wrote: The size will be so  convenient for 
adjusting amount thawed.  I would just tell them to drop into a freezer 
grade baggie as soon as solid.   Pat in SNJ 

  


		
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