Can this blender do really fine purees ? Fine enough for baby food for 6 mth old?
1446803
Hi there, the short answer is: yes it does! We own one for almost 6 months, and it works perfectly.
146908
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.
140972
Don't think it would liquefy rice for baby; however, it works great for mixing. I am using mine for mixing pudding, crushed medication pills, milk for a patient. It makes it into a soup consistency and I love the results.
1326810
Depends on what you are making. I made the mistake of making a pretty thick smoothie that didn't mix too well until I added more juice. As long as you have enough liquid in it to allow the ingredients to move, the blender works very well.
878962
yes, but it's not that sharp. after like a week that i started using it My blender would leave big pieces of food.
2070061
Absolutely! In a much better way. That is actually the reason why I purchased the blender and I'm extremely satisfied with its performance. Speaking of, I have a batch in the fridge. Throw in nuts it's awesome.
1184049
I think you could - just remember to follow the instructions on how long the spurts of chopping should be. But I would use this for the chopping and then to puree I would use one of the hand blenders - that would make it really smooth.
1096620
is very good blender to make homemade milkshakes, the material is aluminum, but is not as powerful as a business. very good size and the vessel is steel. I recommend
1284174
The faster speed gets the baby food finer (stage wise). We did meats and things and they were very small- not big chunks. It does a good job pureeing
1278029
Not really. It is all about juice extraction. It will puree, but that is more for soups and sauces. For smoothies you want the Ninja, or spend more money and get the vitamix.
1868965
2 blades only no attachment but to be honest it seems to be enough. The Motor is extremely powerful and you will have no problem using it to puree baby food. I'd wish to have this one when my kids were babies. I use it for pancake or cake mix. It features a variable speed and a supra power option. It washes very quickly. The only downsize for me is that you have to hold the button while mixing which can be tiring.
2054221
I used this Magic Bullet to blend uncooked carrots, which I thought would be difficult. Yes this very good for making baby food.
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It is powerful enough for my purposes but I've not used other immersion blenders. I use it for smoothies, creaming garlic & mixing small lots of dough - mostly at the higher speeds. Works well for me.
1975900
No. The blades spin too slowly, it purees, I guess you can approach something like a badly blended smoothie if you run it for a long long time, risking burning the cheap motor. For fruits and smoothies its all about rpm, and this is a chopping device, not a blending device. And don't even think about throwing ice into this, food processors only handle what you can cut with a knife.
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I found it to be ok...I was not happy with how it made green smoothies or almond milk so I upgraded to a vitamix. This is a good blender for the price but if you are doing recipes like almond milk and any other raw recipes you may want to consider a more powerful blender.
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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.
1273015
Probably. I've filled it with the powder oatmeal with no issues. Not sure on liquid but any baby food purées I imagine would be fine.