Food & Nutrition

Making purees

So I recently bought an immersion blender and made my first puree today. The problem that I had is that the bowl I mixed in wasn't deep enough and the puree splattered. What type of container do you recommend for making purees? Since I am not making mass quantities, I was thinking about a milkshake cup like this. Do you think it will work?
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Re: Making purees

  • Yep that would totally work. My immersion blender came with a container that has the same shape as the milkshake cup but has a larger circumference. Immersion blenders are awesome - I make smoothies with mine all the time.
  • I'm sure that would work fine.  I just use my small food processor, it's about the same size.  There's no need to use something larger.  One batch in my small food processor makes a whole freezer tray usually!  Good for you for making your own baby food....it's hard work, but I really enjoy it.
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  • That would work fine!
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  • I've been using my regular CuisinArt food processor and really like it. I also have a Magic Bullet but have not found it to be nearly as useful.  The only thing (so far) that the Magic Bullet worked better for was when I was pureeing just 1 avocado.  Since I'm usually doing a larger batch though my food processor works better (note, I've also used my food processor to make milkshakes and I personally like it better than a blender!)
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