can this be used for baby food?
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.
824608
it works great on soft cooked vegetables and fruit, a blender works better for cooked meats in broth
824609
Yes, the OXO Food Mill is perfect for baby food. You will want to use the finest or smallest disc of the 3 in the box . This is the same as most people would use for Apple Sauce so it should serve you well for baby food. I don't think it would hurt to try the middle size disc either if your baby doesn't mind a bit more texture. Happy Cooking!!! Drew.
824610
I think it would work great for baby food. I made applesauce that was the perfect consistency. It comes with 3 blades so you can control the thickness of food you put through it. I also use it for soups and sauces.
1756607
This is not a blender--it is a masher. You mash foods that are already soft into a paste that is safe for a baby to consume.
660042
You can. We have two for our grandchildren and they are the BEST. Our babies are 2 and 4 and use them to have their snacks, help me cook, wash dishes, do art work, have tea parties etc. We started with one and they shared until a few months ago when they began to need more room and then we ordered another. We all love them.
140970
It isn't strong enough for that. It is just for mixing liquids. I can recommend the Ninja for baby food.
1358237
These trays are made specifically to freeze milk in a shape that would fit perfectly through the mouth of a baby bottle. I wouldn't try to use baby food trays for breast milk for that reason but you may be able to use these for baby food when you're done with freezing milk.
2248966
I guess ultimately it would depend on the weight of whatever you're planning on storing in the jars, but my feeling is that a baby food jar full of anything probably would hold.
8162
Yes, I've contemplated using it for just that. But I use it for the babies clothing until he gets bigger and has more. I then plan to use it for diapers, bibs, wipes, lotions, etc.
2151727
Yes, it can be used for that, assuming the jar fits (and most standard-sized jars should). I don't use it to heat commercially jarred baby food, but I drop a frozen cube of homemade baby food into a plastic tupperware with a screw-on lid and then put it in the Kinde to heat. I would guess it takes around 6-7 minutes to get 1 frozen cube warm, assuming I mash the partially-melted cube midway through (to more evenly distribute the heat).
2054221
I used this Magic Bullet to blend uncooked carrots, which I thought would be difficult. Yes this very good for making baby food.
1036647
You should be able to. We got it for cooking a rack of lamb, which is not very balanced, and had no problems.
772027
I've only used it for pureed food so far. I wouldn't use it for breastmilk since the lid doesn't close air tight and some frost will get into the container.
50276
There is a baby food strainer for food processers. I have used it for strawberries.
2054223
I am sorry I don't know about baby food, but I use it on all sorts of fruits & it purees everything so I would imagine if you are using vegtables it would probably do the same.
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."
676331
I am not sure since I never tried anything besides sweet potato and apple purees in these OXO containers. Why not use the special disposable freezer bags from medela for it and thaw it and mix it with solids/purees when you are ready to feed the baby?
156536
I do not believe this is intended for food. We are not using it for food. This company does make other containers that are designed for food.
1154065
Yes, but I found that putting it in an old baby food jar works wonders! Try it out! Also, I would find a place that gets good air circulation and put it there if it isn't too obtrusive.