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• mrs.Awoods

  July 2010

  A regular blender.

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• MrsJWeaver

  July 2010

  food processor - I was told by a friend not to bother with the special blenders for baby food.  They are a huge waste if you already have a blender or food processor. 

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• lys84

  July 2010

  i have the beaba babycook. i have only used it once but i already think it is a great investment. we do not have a dishwasher and live in a fairly small apartment. it does not take up much space and i only need to wash one bowl. its great and i think it was worth the money.

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• RadicalDreamer143 member

  July 2010

  I have a Beaba babycook as well (not using it yet though).  I like the idea that everything is done in ONE appliance - less for me to clean - and it has a small countertop footprint.  I plan on having a few more kids, so it will get used, then I might gift it to a friend.
  

  
  
  

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• jwthoms1 member

  July 2010

  I use a Magic Bullet to puree. I cook the food in a pot or a baking pan in the oven.  With more practice I've learned I don't have to dirty up that many dishes.

  

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• elissa808

  July 2010

  I got the Kidco Blender, havent tried it yet but on Amazon it got great reviews in comparison to the bebea

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• Valentines Day Baby

  July 2010

  I use the Cuisinart Chop/Grind food processor.  I got it a few years ago for $25 at Costco.  It's the one that wholesomebabyfood.com recommends.

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• almostabuck member

  July 2010

  Immersion blender. Easy to use, almost no work to clean.
  

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