LO just got the green light to start solids/purees and I would love to make her fresh food! Anyone have a baby food maker they love? How much use did you get out of it? I know many moms just use a regular blender/processor but I currently don't own one so will have to go out and buy something. Plus, I don't really cook that often so this will be mainly used for baby's food. I know there's a ton out there...beaba, brezza, bullet, etc. Let me know your recommendations!
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I use a regular food processor but that is because I already had one when DD started solids. I like the large capacity of it while I hear the baby food specific ones tend to be small.
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We bought a Bella Bullet from Macy's for $20 and a countertop steamer from Burlington Coat Factory for $10. Bullet is awesome, will use the steamer for the first time tomorrow. Hope this helps!
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I've used several methods for making baby food...Beaba, bullet, steam basket/blender. I use all of them for different purposes. But I mainly use the steam basket/blender for a majority of her food. The bullet is pretty awesome too. I use it all the time for my 3 year old (making green smoothies and apple sauce). I'd say go for the steam basket/blender and the bullet!
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we use a regular food processor. I wanted something that could make a huge batch since I make bulk food (6 ice cube trays worth of food).
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I didn't have a blender or a food processor either. I did have a magic bullet that I use for smoothies but it only works some of the time. I was debating on buying a specific food maker but I ended up buying a mini food processor (in pink) and it works great.
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I didn't make in bulk and freeze because of storage issues. I had a Beaba and it was perfect for our lifestyle because I could make everything fresh and to my son's taste.
I will never forget when I made the huge batch of pureed organic carrots and he refused to eat it and we had to make it into soup!
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I just returned the bullet yesterday because I didn't see the point when I have a FP and blender.
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