Ceramic Baking Dish 2.0
An iteration, not a replacement—everything you love, refined.
The Souper Cubes® 5" ceramic baking dishes with silicone covers are perfect for baking or serving food in individual portions.
Square
- Two 5" Square Baking Dishes 2.0
- Two 5" Square Silicone Covers
Rectangular
- Four 5" Rectangular Baking Dishes 2.0
- Four 5" Rectangular Silicone Covers
Description
Our 5" square and rectangular ceramic baking dishes with silicone covers are perfect for baking or serving smaller portions of food. Each baking dish is designed to fit food previously frozen in Souper Cubes freeze trays. Our square baking dishes fit one 2-cup frozen cubes, two 1-cup frozen cubes, and our rectangular baking dish fits 1-cup frozen cubes. Silicone covers allow you to store food in the refrigerator with a snug fitting clear covering.
Elegant and practical, you can use them to bake or serve individual meals or side dishes.
- Lead and heavy metal free glaze (CA Prop 65 compliant)
- Safe for: microwave, oven, broiler (Up to 450F)
- Dishes nest for convenient storage
An iteration, not a replacement—everything you love, refined.
- • Square base expanded: now fits two 1-cup cubes side by side
- • Now made in the USA
- • Rectangular dimensions unchanged
Use Ceramic Baking Dishes for...
Reheating
Reheat food previously frozen in a Souper Cubes tray.
Serving
Use as a dish to serve individual portions of your favorite meals.
Baking
Stoneware baking dishes are oven-safe up to 450 degrees!
Customers Love Souper Cubes
"Souper Cubes is the brilliant solution for storing big batches of soup, stews, stocks, and just about anything else."
"This freezer-safe tray portions out your leftovers for easier defrosting."
"Whether you need to chill lemonade or cocktails, these best-in-class ice cube trays help get the job done."
"Get perfect portions with these silicone molds you can freeze."
Our Story
It All Started With Our Favorite Chicken Soup Recipe!
Hi! We’re Michelle & Jake, the founders of Souper Cubes®.
In 2017, we were making chicken soup and had an idea that changed our lives forever. Whenever we made this recipe, we always ran into the same problem:
How do we freeze our chicken soup in a way that makes it easy to reheat later?
Thanks to Jake’s background in engineering, the answer to our problem was clear— Souper Cubes®!
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So easy to heat up without the microwave!
- KRKatey R.Verified BuyerReviewingCeramic Baking DishI recommend this productHow old are you? Under 35What is your gender? FemaleHow many people are you cooking for? MyselfRated 5 out of 5 starsYesterdayWorth the wait
They are investments (expensive especially out of the continental US) but worth it. I would have preferred the squares, but they were out...pleasantly surprised by how well the rectangles worked. Perfect for single serving meal preps and easy cleaning in the dishwasher. Still saving for the squares and replacing an item missed in shipping but satisfied.
Only slight complaint is the lids are not great for mobility issues. Currently I can handle stretching the plastic lids on low pain days. But know this could be a great product for those with limited dexterity and hope future prototypes are more inclusive.
- LTLisa T.Verified BuyerReviewingCeramic Baking DishI recommend this productHow old are you? 45-54What is your gender? FemaleHow many people are you cooking for? 4-5Rated 5 out of 5 stars4 days agoThese are great!
I love these! I purchased them after using the souper cubes for years. These are the perfect addition to my collection and they make using the frozen meals much easier.
- AMAmy M.Verified BuyerReviewingCeramic Baking DishI recommend this productHow old are you? 45-54What is your gender? FemaleHow many people are you cooking for? 2-3Rated 5 out of 5 stars5 days agoLove these!
The ceramic baking dishes are convenient and adorable. We plan our meals one or two nights before. Put them in the ceramic dishes and place in the refridgerator to thaw. Bake in the oven (lids off of course) when we get home from work, with dinner ready within the hour. Best part is - my husband and I don't have to agree on the same meal. We can each pull out whatever we want from the freezer.
- MPMary P.Verified BuyerReviewingCeramic Baking DishI recommend this productHow old are you? 35-44What is your gender? FemaleHow many people are you cooking for? 2-3Rated 5 out of 5 stars1 week agoClassic White
I had a hard time choosing the color of these. I figured you can't go wrong with white. So far they haven't stained, which was my biggest concern.