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Baby Food Maker

emmy236emmy236 member
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DS will be starting solids in 4-6 weeks and I want to look for baby food makers. I really like the Beaba BabyCook. Especially because it steams and blends all in one. Anyone have one? Anyone has another one they really like? TIA
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  • MrsWindyCityMrsWindyCity member
    I just used  my food processor and/or immersion blender. No reason to get a whole new appliance.
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  • jbatchjbatch member
    I have the baby breza and it is so easy and it steams and blends as well. I love it!!


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  • CrazyMary77CrazyMary77 member
    My LO isn't eating solids yet, but my plan is to use the blender or food processor. I have no space for another gadget.
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  • CoachAPCoachAP member
    I don't have one yet, not sure if i am getting one, but the BabyCook was highly recommended to me


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  • vindaloovindaloo member
    I have a Beaba, I used it for my son 2 years ago. I think it's a total waste of money and counter space. You're much better off using a regular steamer basket and a food processor. You can make larger batches and get a silkier purée. Plus the Beaba is useless once LO is no longer eating purées.
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  • sgerrity23sgerrity23 member
    My lo isn't eating baby food yet but we have a baby bullet.

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  • emmy236emmy236 member
    Thanks! I was looking for something small so I may check out the baby bullet. I have professional grade food processor and blender (used to work for a well known chef and got them for a great price/gifts) and they are extremely heavy and difficult to pull out of the pantry plus they make giant batches. Plus DH wants to help and he almost lost a finger trying to put the blade in my processor. But that being said I definitely don't need another thing taking up space in my pantry.
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  • HML5382HML5382 member
    I used the Beaba for DD1 and really liked it in the beginning. But it's a short lived appliance. Convenient in the beginning when you're making small batches and because of the all in one steam/puree feature. But eventually I wanted to make more at a time because she was eating a lot more, and half the time I was baking instead of steaming anyway. I think any of the baby-specific food processors will have the same pros and cons though.

    We just had to replace our blender and got the Ninja. It came with a regular size and small blender jar, both with double blades. I think it's fantastic! Great price and gives the convenience of making small or large batches.

     
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  • emmy236emmy236 member
    Thank you! That is a great idea. I'm sad to say my only blender now is actually a margarita machine and I probably need a real one! DH broke the last real one when we moved
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  • MommyPhoenixMommyPhoenix member
    I wasn't going to get an exclusive baby food maker (was just going use my blender) but I found a great deal on BabySteals.com (in their archive sales) - It's a 5-in-1 processor/steamer/sterilizer/milk warmer and defroster. It's called the Kaloric and it was only $30 (regularly $80) if I remember correctly. I haven't used it yet, but it seems pretty sturdy and for $30, I thought why not ;)

     

        

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