Have you thought of freezing it first in an old fashioned ice cube tray and then putting it in a freezer bag?
You could always use more than one cube, as long as you know how much is in a cube.I use something similar to these:
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That works too A standard ice cube tray may be too small but there are larger 2 oz ice cube trays one can buy.
These are great, daftcat75 ! I followed your link and then saw these as well:I like to use "bottle ice cube" trays to create stick cubes. The weight of each cube depends on the density of what's being frozen. But for Rad Cat and homemade raw food, each cube can be 18-21 grams. You can make them out to 14 grams each and use two for an ounce. Or at 21 grams, two will be 1.5 ounces (which used to be Krista's portion size.) I like the bottle cube shape because they thaw quicker than a traditional box shape. I can keep all the food frozen and thaw to plate in a minute or two under warm water.
Another thing I'll do is use "snack" bags and weigh out 2 oz to each bag. Then I squish the contents as flat as possible before sealing the baggie. This makes it so they don't take up much room but they also don't take on much freezer burn with so little air left in the baggie. Sometimes I'll submerge the baggie just up to the mouth in water so that I can press all the extra air out. And because the portion is pressed so flat, it takes no time to thaw to serve under warm water.
Not sure what I would use those for. They look like they might only hold 2-4 grams each square.
I usually have a small amount left after I divide a batch into meal-sized portions for three cats (178 g. per meal). It’s not enough for one feeding, but I don’t want to waste it so I freeze the remainder in small “blobs.” Next time I make a batch, I use the “blobs” to top off portions that aren’t quite at the weight I need. That probably sounds confusing. So for the batch, I might get to the end of the apportionment and have, for example, 145 grams remaining. I add the frozen bits until I get it up to 178. Anyway, the tray of small squares might work well for that purpose.Not sure what I would use those for. They look like they might only hold 2-4 grams each square.