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BUNDLE Sili Squeeze Reusable Pouch (120ml & 180ml) (Spill-Proof & Free-Flow) $24.95 (RRP $41.90)

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BUNDLE Sili Squeeze Reusable Pouch (120ml & 180ml) (Spill-Proof & Free-Flow) $24.95 (RRP $41.90)
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Store Repmelgumtree on 15/02/2014 - 10:59 bubblybub.com.au (149 clicks)
Last edited 15/02/2014 - 21:38

2-piece bundle of Sili Squeeze Reusable Pouch (4oz & 6oz) (Spill-Proof & Free-Flow) $24.95 (RRP $41.90)

Postage is $8.95

The spouts are inter-changeable.

The Sili Squeeze™ is a stylish, eco-friendly, spill-proof, reusable food pouch for home-made fruit & vegetable purees, smoothies, as well as ready-made favourites like yoghurt!

The Sili Squeeze™ Inspires Healthy Eating On The Go. Parents are in control of what their growing children eat with the Sili Squeeze™. Homemade, wholesome snacks and meals can be packed for car rides, school lunches, shopping trips, playdates, you name it! Designed for the smallest of hands; babies and toddlers can feed themselves a healthy snack or meal on the go.

Made of certified 100% food-and medical-grade safe materials that are easy to assemble, dishwasher/Freezer safe, BPA, Phthalate, and PVC-free, this is the product that all we have all been waiting for!

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  • Tam on 15/02/2014 - 12:20

    "(4oz & 6oz)" - what are they equivalent to the normal "ml"?

    • jong on 15/02/2014 - 14:34
      +1

      Depends whether they are US or UK fluid ounces. Or it could be the (empty) pouch weights.

      This is why our grandparents chose to switch to the metric system.

    • Store Repmelgumtree @ Bubbly Bub on 15/02/2014 - 21:38

      4oz is about 120ml
      6oz is about 180ml

  • effgee on 15/02/2014 - 13:27
    +1

    We converted to metric in 1972, i.e. 42 years ago. The name "melgumtree" implies Australian, but using imperial units implies "over 60 years old" or "American".
    What's the go ?

  • effgee on 15/02/2014 - 23:56

    somehow I just can't see how $8+ for a tiny plastic bottle is a bargain

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