Would this be good to make baby food? Do the extra bowls have lids to keep in the fridge?
830427
We make honey mustard with this - it's perfectly capable of making purees. All 6 bowls have their own lid, so you can make lots of things at once.
830428
Absolutely all bowls have lids. I absolutely love this and use it every day
830429
I was given this product as a gift specifically to make baby food -- seeing that it was a "chopper" I called Ninja customer service and asked specifically if this product would do purees fine enough for baby food, and was told that it would not. Might be okay for older babies, but will not work for mine who is just starting out on solids.
830430
I think it would be good to make baby food. Each of the 6 bowl has own lid. We have owned the bullet and other such mixer/blender...this is the best one we have owned.
2272623
You can probably use for baby food, but they are fairly small, also you don't want to overfill. I filled mine too much at first and the expanding liquid (when it froze), popped/cracked the tops of a couple.
824607
Absolutely it can be used for baby food. It's one of my favorite kitchen tools. It has different sizes and the smallest pulls every seed and peel out of every thing. I love this tool. Very smooth.
293780
I use these for sauces which would be similar to baby food. I freeze portions and then put them in ziplock freezer bags.
420591
I have not but it works great for spice bottles. I'm sure it would work for baby food as well. The non skid pad works pretty good.
646551
Yes, but really only enough for l lunch or two. That said, we find we use these little bowls ALL the time. They are also very easy to store - can be played in front of cereal bowls, saucers, etc - and take up very little room. I store the lids in my cooking utensil drawer. Great flexibility for the price.
1915148
I love my bento box for storing parrot food in the fridge. It is not leak proof, the lids just kind of sit on top. I personally do not microwave ANYTHING in plastic.
2221871
you couldn't fit a jar of baby food in it, but you could fit one of those plastic containers that gerber puts baby food in. you could also fit a squeeze pouch of baby food in it.
2253045
Yes, I freeze the bowls and lids all the time. The lids are just plastic, so they'll be fine.
2174086
The 2 small sections are very small and not vey deep. Each small section will hold half a jar baby food. The large section will hold the entire jar. The plate is for 3-12months. Think of a small childs frozen dinner that would be close. The hot water in the reservoir only keeps food warm to the touch of your lips.
513516
Not that I am aware of. If you want a quick meal, make a batch for a week and keep it in the refrigerator then you can heat a bowl up as desired.
898205
Well, it will not be hermetically sealed. There always will be some air in the bottle. I think you would be better of with some other containers. A day or two I would say yes. No, they won't leak. Just don't use a bottle warmer because they will leak. Annoying I know. My baby is 8 months and it's the only bottle I use and I only own one! It's easy to clean and assemble. The angle is cool. They only down side is that you can't heat the liquid in the bottle.
2253048
While the lids themselves should be freezer safe, I would not recommend putting glass (the bowls) in the freezer because they likely would crack during the "freeze-thaw" cycle. Tupperware makes these nifty clear plastic containers with dark red top which hold about 4 ounces. These are freezer safe -- for instance, one could freeze small portions of homemade pesto in these little guys and pull one out at time as needed. Hope you find my input helpful.
1887271
Although the lids are tight, I wouldn't trust them for carrying soup- maybe salad. Also, they are glass and I would be nervous about kids dropping them- they do break. They are great for leftovers.
1062566
I bought oxo containers that store small portions of baby food and freezed them. Any freezer friendly containers will do
1324448
I haven't seen any, but there is no need. I went to Walmart and got the cheapest plastic food bowls I could find that were 8 inches across. About 5 or so inches deep. I got 12 for around $10. Threw away the lids. Fill them about an inch under the top and put them in the freezer - make sure their level. When ready to use, I take them out of the freezer about a hour before I plan on using them (leave them in the bowl - no mess). Then plop them on the cutter and go. The machine shuts off with about half an inch of ice still left.
676330
I believe so since they can be used to store homemade baby food and breastmilk would qualify as baby food.