Purchased at TJmaxx for $29, pink, it is the Beaba ripoff kind.
Don't. Waste. Your. Money.
The steamer works fine, but doesn't hold much food. I filled the thing and got enough carrot/apple puree for about 1 feeding of an 8 month old. The blade doesn't reach far enough down to get a smooth puree, it leaves chunks at the bottom.
I am taking mine back and going back to my basket steamer/cuisinart.
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Get a stick blender and a steamer basket. Save yourself $10 and get better results (in a ton less time!)
I usually buy the Success Boil-In-A-Bag brown rice. I'm a lazy slacker. But that cooker/steamer is my fav.
None specific, i have a silicone steamer basket and a Cuisinart 5-cup processor. I can't seem to find a good stick blender but I know people out there who love theirs!
I have a Cuisinart stick blender that works great for me - I've used it to make a few purees to freeze already, and I use it for soups and such for myself.
We do already have a little rice cooker with steamer basket, as well as the steamer basket that came with our pots and pans. I am set up for making squishy plain food.
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I'm glad you said something, I was going to take mine out of the box tomorrow!
Thanks for your update- I couldn't find it at our closest TJM but was going to keep looking at others---no more. With DS I had a friend who lent me her Beaba and it worked well but I could only make one tray at a time (still 8-10 servings). I don't know how much it is now but it was ~$150 back then and that's way too pricey for me.
Oh well, we needed a food processor anyway...
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