Have you ever wondered how to pack smoothies, pudding, and applesauce for school lunch?

Now that I’m completely obsessed with my new blender, I’ve been blending anything and everything I can get my hands on.
I found the perfect accessory to my new blender: Squooshi!
Squooshi is a reusable food pouch that I came across in an effort to send smoothies to school. They are amazing. Leak-proof and dishwasher-safe, and they can also save you money!
When I first got my awesome blender, I was blending everything! With so much blending, there are always smoothies to be stored for later, right?
Here’s how I used my Squooshi pouches to store my extra smoothies:
- Set up a little assembly line of Squooshi pouches.
- Make sure the lids are on tight, and turn the pouches upside down.
- Unzip the sturdy zipper at the bottom of the Squooshi pouch, and spoon or pour in your smoothie (applesauce or pudding).
- Zip it closed.
- Label the contents with the labels from the starter kit.
How to store:
You can refrigerate your Squooshi contents or freeze them (make sure you leave a little room for expansion). I love being able to freeze my smoothies because they serve as icepacks for the lunch, and they are thawed and chilled by lunchtime.
How to clean:
I am beyond thrilled that Squooshi pouches can go on the top rack of the dishwasher! In the rare occasion I find one in the back of the minivan, I use my little sprayer nozzle to pressure-wash any leftover smoothie.
Pros:
- I can make smoothies ahead of time at a fraction of the cost and transport them to school in a leak-proof manner.
- They don’t take up a lot of room.
- They are freezable; which means they also act as a an ice pack.
- They’re reusable, so they’re good for the environment, and I feel good about sending fresh food to school.
- They’re easy to clean.
- They’re perfect for babies transitioning to solid foods and for growing kids.
- They save me money. I can blend ripe fruits and store them in a Squooshi instead of throwing them away.
- My kids think they’re fun.
- They’re inexpensive. The fact that they are reusable, and I can put my own foods in them, make this a great addition to my lunch box supplies.
Cons:
- I didn’t find out about them sooner.
- You have to wash them (silly I know, but I couldn’t think of another con).
Overall thoughts:
I think these are a great investment. They are reusable, they last a long time, and they save money by reducing food waste. I can choose between the animal ones or geometric prints for different ages. So yes, I would definitely buy them.
Becky O.
I have a set of these and they are awesome. My 3 and 5 year old boys love them for yogurt, applesauce, and smoothies.
Elizabeth
These look like a lot of fun, and oh-so-easy for my pre-K darling as well as our 15-month-old twins. I would love the chance to win and revew these! Good luck, everyone! :)
Stefanie
Awesome!! My sister would love these for my nephews!
Meka Harrell
I need these!!! My little man Maveric loves his homemade foods!!!
Gwen @ Buttercup's Babies
I would love to try these. They sound really interesting. The only reason I hadn’t bought some already was concern that an opening at both ends might cause leaking issues when you squeeze on it. Have you had stuff come out of the zipper end when your kids eat these?
OUrse, winning these fpr free, I wuold be willing to risk it! :)
Katie
Looks great! I would love to win!!
Nancy in MI
Those pouches look perfect for frozen smoothies – I hope to win a set!
Jennifer ayres
Okay, another comment. If your child has food allergies, these are GREAT because if you have food allergies you most likely have to bring your own food everywhere and these are great because you not only know how the food was prepared, but what is in the food. Genius product!
Jennifer ayres
I would love to win these!
Christina
These look amazing! Would love to try the set out for my kiddos. :)
Danielle Daly
How adorable! My kids love “fruit squeezes”, smoothies and animals, they’ll go crazy over these!
Hayley
OMG I would love to win these for my 2 lil boys..Eldest has just been diagnosed with coeliac disease and he is an extremely picky eater with severe sensory aversions,so we’ve got a long road ahead of us,trying to expand his diet.These would be a perfect way to try to encourage him to try new veggies and fruits,whilst still allowing him to enjoy that soft pureed texture :)
Melissa Pasko
Can’t wait to try these out!
Meagan
I would love to win!