Can it adjust the texture of the food? For example, food puree/mash for a 9 month old baby should be more rough than that of a 6 month old baby.
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Yes, you can purée for as long as you'd like and add as much water as you'd like for desired thickness and consistency.
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Hi Yang -Yes you may adjust the consistency of your food through the blend function or by using the left over nutrient rich water after a steam cycle.- The BEABA Customer Support Team
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The blending is a manual thing. You hold the button until you are satisfied with the coarseness of the food. The longer you blend, the smoother the puree will be.
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Yes, you can pure for as long as you'd like and add as much water as you'd like for desired thickness and consistency.
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You control how pureed you want the food. You can choose to pulse only for a few seconds for a more textured outcome, or you can pulse until you see no more clumps for a very smooth purée. The containers are transparent so you can see what is happening to the food as you pulse. You stop when you have attained your desired consistency. Hope this helps!
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Yes because in a blender u might have to add water to mix the food well. In this food mill it doesn't matter how thick the food is, it will be ground well!
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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.
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These variety packs are pretty smooth for stage three food but the quinoa can be a bit challenging depending on your kid. There are no chunks like you would find in stage three Gerber brand food which incorporates pieces of chopped pasta and veggies. I gave my son very small undiluted amounts at first. I've found warming the food helps immensely because it smooths out the consistency and brings out the flavor and your baby, if like both of mine, will enjoy the experience more. My 8 month old was able to handle it after two weeks of gradual introduction. Your baby might take to it quicker. Good luck! These variety packs are pretty smooth for stage three food but the quinoa can be a bit challenging depending on your kid. There are no chunks like you would find in stage three Gerber brand food which incorporates pieces of chopped pasta and veggies. I gave my son very small undiluted amounts at first. I've found warming the food helps immensely because it smooths out the consistency and brings out the flavor and your baby, if like both of mine, will enjoy the experience more. My 8 month old was able to handle it after two weeks of gradual introduction. Your baby might take to it quicker.... » Read More These variety packs are pretty smooth for stage three food but the quinoa can be a bit challenging depending on your kid. There are no chunks like you would find in stage three Gerber brand food which incorporates pieces of chopped pasta and veggies. I gave my son very small undiluted amounts at first. I've found warming the food helps immensely because it smooths out the consistency and brings out the flavor and your baby, if like both of mine, will enjoy the experience more. My 8 month old was able to handle it after two weeks of gradual introduction. Your baby might take to it quicker. Good luck! « Show Less
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Yes, but texture will change. Still ok for salads but I'd use it fresh if to be served as whole fish.
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It depends on how loose your kiddos stools are. It did us fine unless my kiddo was sick and even at that I think I only had to hand wash 4 cloth diapers before throwing in the wash. I did not introduce solids for at least 6mos and that was just to get him used to different tastes. I think my kiddo was a year old before he was getting most of his nourishment from solids. We breast fed until the 4th birthday. I would say that if they are mostly runny otherwise we did fine. I must say that I was a finicky changer. I don't like to touch poo so we changed seconds after a BM.
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I tried it in a flan (which is a custard). I thought it gave it a gritty texture. I wouldn't use it again. I have'nt tried it in anything else.
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I know my daughter uses it all the time to make baby food, she says it works great. That's the only food her baby has had, now 8 months old.
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It's not very strong ... You can feel it flex a little with the dough. I suppose in the case of tender ripened melons or softened ice cream you could... But that would be an exception not a rule.
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Yes- just put in small amounts at a time, preferably cooked. If you put in too much, it is harder to make it super smooth. This will make it as fine as jarred baby food.
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The texture is similar to any other tablet. I was worried about choking etc at such an age. I resorted to other products that come in the form of sachets like BC Bio-Pharm Natural Wellness Super Multi Dophilus which can be devolved in any liquid. Hope this is of help.
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I hope this helps. I do not have a baby to puree food for. But i have boiled my mashed potatoes and then purreed them in the processor. They come out soo smooth every time! I only use this for my mashed now.
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No, the nutribullet has a hard time blending things that are overly thick. You even have to be careful when making smoothies.
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No. It is not strong enough and is for mixing only. For making mashed food for baby, you can use a hand blender, small food chopper, or a regular blender. Just have to wait for the food to cool down some before putting it into the food chopper or a blender, unless it is a blender with the glass jar. I like hand blender with detachable metal shaft, because 1) I can just stick it into any pots or cups, 2) it is not plastic so I don't have to worry about temperature, 3) the shaft can detach for easy cleaning. I like the Cuisinart CSB-75BC Smart Stick 2-Speed Immersion Hand Blender.
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It's not completely smooth--it sort of has an subtle texture, but very subtle. I use it to roll out cookies, pie crust, etc.
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I had been mixing this in with pureed or mashed food for my 8 month old baby for a couple of months before I read that only liquids were recommended for mixing. I just called the company and a customer rep told me that it was no problem to mix in with food. Obviously if your baby is not eating food yet this doesn't help, but thought I'd put it out there. I also did not have any issues mixing it with breast milk when he was younger.
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I haven't made a baby food puree with it, but it's so good at getting rid of lumps in gravy that I would imagine it could make anything smooth.