XP from food & nutrition: What type of food processor?

Vkeo79 · April 2013

I did a search and couldn't find anything on food processors so I apologize if this has already been asked. I have never made my own baby food before but I really want to do it with this LO. I have heard of the baby bullet but I was wondering, is the baby bullet worth purchasing? Should I invest in a different food processor? What should I be looking for in a food processor?

TIA!

LilPez · April 2013

I'm a FTM and i am planning to make my LO's food also. I purchased the baby bullet on clearence at JC Penny for a whopping $27!!! I couldn't help myself! It came with all the storage conatiners, the silicone ice cube looking thing with the cover, the s

mmdd20 · April 2013

I used a mini food processor and ice cube trays with DS. The only reason I went with the mini is because it took up less counter space than my giant Cuisinart Food Processor. I think I spent $15 on it, it is Kitchen Aide brand.

I used to steam

Unknown · April 2013

I am using the Beaba Babycook Food Maker:

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AshleyPT · April 2013

I used a mini and a regular food processor and made all of her food for months. The only thing I had a tough time with the food processor was grinding grains. I couldn't get them powdery enough to make my own cereal type cons

Terraregina · April 2013

I used my ninja blender and it worked great for DS. Anything I tried to make came out the perfect consistency, even pressure cooked meats! For me it was worth the expense since I am a smoothie fanatic and I still use it almost daily.

abell77 · April 2013

I have cuisinart food processor and love it. I've used it to make food for both my kids. In my opinion it's a waste of money to buy a "baby food maker" when you can invest in a good food processor that you can continue to use far beyond the ba