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Reusable Food Pouches, 20 Pack
6.3/10 overall£16.49
A 20-pack of 175ml reusable pouches for freezing and storing homemade purées, with a rewritable label surface for dates and contents.
The verdict
This Babymoov 20-pack of 175ml reusable pouches, £16.49, is a storage product for freezing and storing homemade purées, with fridge/freezer safety and a rewritable label surface for dates and contents. It's a practical, inexpensive add-on to a blender for batch-freezing portions that travel well, though it's not microwave safe and is hand wash only.
This is a storage product rather than a prep gadget, and it fills a real gap next to the freezer pots and blenders already in this category: once you've made a batch of purée in the BEABA or Tommee Tippee, you need somewhere to keep individual portions, and stackable pots aren't always practical for a freezer drawer or a nappy bag. These pouches hold 175ml each, are freezer- and fridge-safe, and have a surface you can write on and wipe off to track what's inside and when it was made.
Compared with the stackable freezer pots also covered here, the trade-off is texture and reheating: pots let you defrost and eat with a spoon straight away, while pouches are better suited to squeezing out onto a plate or bowl rather than eating directly from a hot pouch, and Babymoov caps them at 70°C with no microwave use, so reheating means transferring the contents elsewhere first. They also work with Babymoov's own squeeze-spoon and spout accessories, sold separately, if you want to feed directly from the pouch once your baby is a little older.
For batch-freezing purées in portions that travel well, this is a practical, inexpensive add-on to a blender or food processor rather than a replacement for reusable pots — pick pouches for freezer storage and on-the-go feeding, pots for straight-to-bowl reheating.
Is the Reusable Food Pouches, 20 Pack worth it?
- Good value for a 20-pack
- Rewritable labelling makes batch-freezing easier to track
- Compatible with separate Babymoov feeding spouts
What are the downsides of the Reusable Food Pouches, 20 Pack?
- Not microwave safe — reheating means decanting first
- Hand wash only, more faff than dishwasher-safe pots
Specs
- Safety
- BPA-free, PVC-free, phthalate-free
- Storage
- Fridge and freezer safe
- Capacity
- 175ml per pouch
- Labelling
- Rewritable surface for dates/contents
- Pack size
- 20 pouches
- Max temperature
- 70°C — not microwave safe
How we scored it
Prep Speed
How quickly it steams, blends or portions a batch of food.
Ease of Cleaning
Number of parts and dishwasher-safety after a messy prep session.
Hand wash only with a bottle brush, and no microwave reheating — more upkeep than the stackable freezer pots already in this category.
Value for Money
Cost relative to how much use you get across the weaning months.
20 pouches for under £17 is good value for batch-freezing purées in portions, especially compared with buying pre-filled shop pouches on an ongoing basis.
Weighted by importance for this category — see our editorial policy for how we test.
How it compares
|  |  |  | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price | £16.49 | £8.00 | £84.53 | £26.49 for a 7-pack |
| Overall score | 6.3/10 | 7.4/10 | 7.1/10 | 8.2/10 |
| Storage | Fridge and freezer safe | — | — | Ambient until opened |
| Capacity | 175ml per pouch | 80ml per pot | Approx. 2 portions per batch | — |
| Pack size | 20 pouches | 14 pots | — | 6x 120g pouches |
Frequently asked questions
What are the Babymoov reusable food pouches for?+
They're for storing individual portions of homemade purée once you've made a batch in a blender or food processor — each pouch holds 175ml, is freezer- and fridge-safe, and has a rewritable surface to track what's inside and when it was made.
Can Babymoov pouches be microwaved?+
No — they're capped at 70°C with no microwave use, so reheating a frozen portion means transferring the contents into another dish first rather than heating the pouch directly in the microwave.
Are Babymoov pouches better than stackable freezer pots?+
It depends on use: pots let you defrost and eat with a spoon straight away, while pouches are better suited to squeezing out onto a plate rather than eating directly from a hot pouch. Pouches suit freezer storage and on-the-go feeding, pots suit straight-to-bowl reheating.
Are Babymoov pouches easy to clean?+
They're hand wash only with a bottle brush, which is more upkeep than dishwasher-safe stackable pots, though the trade-off is a good-value 20-pack for batch-freezing purées in portions that travel well.