Would this work for chopping meat into VERY small pieces? For baby food.
219539
I don't know. I tried just chopping carrots, and they jammed up in the blades so badly that I returned it. I wouldn't think meat would work in it.
219540
I did not find this product worthwhile for any purpose! it turned everything I tried to chop into mush even vegetables it is very poorly designed and does not work on a flat surface I returned it for a full refund
219541
No, it would not. It's not that great of a chopper for anything tough. It would work well for chopping soft foods.
219542
Cooked meat yes.chicken. Maybe raw too but ugh, how to clean that. You can surely chop chick! Good luck.
219543
This thing struggles to chop onions. I haven't tried cooked meat like chicken, it could be possible but honestly if I had to do it again i'd just purchase an electric chopper.
1258437
We mostly got ours for grinding berries for jam , but I see no reason it would not do the same. for baby food. Has 3 different blades and is very sturdy.Lucky baby!!
2203600
Not sure I use it to slice ham, turkey and pork but not really thin slices so I'm not sure. Hope this was helpful.
1279636
I can't honestly say that it will. I've used it for onions, boiled eggs and tuna and it was wonderful. I think if you go to qvc.com and search for this, they may still have a video showing everything it does. I know they used to, but it was a while ago.I think it could chop your vegetables. The blades are very, very sharp. Obviously, if you don't overload it, it will do a better job. Hope this helps. I don't think you would regret buying this.
2126765
If you chop the meat long enough, you should be able to get it small enough for your infant/toddler.
1462787
I wouldn't use this to chop, really. It really shines in picking up things already chopped with your chefs knife or any other knife. Cheese and other soft things can be chopped with it but this tool is basically a "picker-upper" tool.
890616
It might, but I wouldn't consider this the best tool for the job. For one thing, the handle is long and designed to work on the ground. I guess you could put your steak on a plate and sear it on the floor? I don't eat a lot of meat but that can't be the best way to go about it.
865116
yes, that could work. it is pretty potent. if i put my toasts in the max, it will get burn in 3 min. so i usually use it in medium for sandwiches. is just not too big. it might fit 2 small chops. or one large, and it does the job. maybe in 10.. 15 min
778492
Yes it will...not a big amount at a time....but it does such a great job......and you can get alot done quickly!....it will chop veggies coarsely or fine...
762253
It has 1-blade with 2-cutting edges. (Looks like an old airplane prop). Not sure about baby food, but It should do the job.
67901
Sorry, but I didn't buy it for baby stuff; just small utensils, etc. Don't know if it would fit your needs or not.
917617
Sure. I don't see why it wouldn't work just fine for food. I have the kit and use it all the time fo small products.
2145595
I have used it to puree a tiny amount of thoroughly cooked chicken breast for my cat!! I suppose it would work well to make baby food, also. The key to using this cuisinart well is: don't "overload" it. You need to put only a tiny amount in at a time per the instructions. I really enjoy my cuisinart Mini Mate. I actually own two of them, one of which I use for grinding coffee beans and the second for "food."
2032442
Not sure, I used it for meat only. Could be a little too deep for vegetables
2068778
I'm sorry I only use mine to slice chicken breast for my dogs it's great for me. By looking at it I would say yes but can't say for sure.
1453750
I have only used it to make smoothies, but it is fantastic. I think it would work well for baby food; maybe in larger quantities than single serving however.
652755
I suppose it would work but I have a separate food processor I use for chopping fruit for jams or ingredients for salsa. You would have to use care not to over process your ingredients.