does it produce a consistency like that of baby food?
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Gave it as gift to daughter - so don't know. She seems very pleased with it except for the fact that you have to hold down the button when using it. Otherwise, she likes it very much since she uses it to make many smoothies.
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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.
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Yes. I've mixed it with both breast milk and formula and have had no issues. Also it didn't matter whether the milk was cold or warmed.
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You can add it to food or formula (probably not too hot since that might deactivate the active ingredients); I feed it to my baby directly by dropping it on my fingertip!
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I've been feeding it to my son he was born. It's very light on his stomach and has much more natural ingredients than other formulas.
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The consistency is comparable to that of Whey Protein. The powder itself is light, fluffy, and airy. The stuff mixes quick and easy with a magic bullet type of blender. I've always used vanilla flavored almond milk as the mixing liquid and that's pretty tasty, you can handle mixing with water if you had to but why is the question.
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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.
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Depends on how soft the food is. You can get most things without skin or seed into a smooth purée (I.e. Sweet potato, carrots) If ur baby is not ready for texture you may want a backup plan.Realistically, nothing manual like this will be just like the baby bullet but once my baby was able to handle texture I only used this masher. It's easier to clean and feed straight out of the bowl
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The consistency is but thick (and creamy) with little bits of coconut shredds. The product needs to be mixed before using, so in your initial use, shake the can well and then poor out (or use a blender or wisk). I dont use the product all at once and refridgerate the portion I dont use. There is seperation of the milk and oils that is visible, and again you need to mix before you use it.
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This formula was sent as a gift because the ingredients milk solids, rice, etc., helped to sooth an infant who was not digesting other well known brands well. The Pediatrician recommended the mom try several different formulas, each for one week. This on has been working well for several months.
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Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after was diagnosed with milk protein sensitivity. ( do not blame baby Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after... » Read More Company says yes, my pediatric nutritionist says no! Some of the ingredients, egg being one specifically, is not suited for infants. We did give this to our second child after breast feeding for 7 months and he did fine. We liked it was rice not corn based and the ingredient list seemed to be far more nutritious than anything else on the market. Company assured me, yes for infants just labeled for toddlers to promote breast feeding for the first 12 months.Come to introducing it to our 3rd and severely constipated...it was TERRIBLE. Switched for Alimentum after was diagnosed with milk protein sensitivity. ( do not blame baby « Show Less
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In a word..yes. Baby food is good for animals and the L-Lysine is important for their health.
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You are right. More like the consistency of thin peanut butter. You need to stir it well before using.
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For me, it works the same. Although I have not compared side/side for quite awhile, the last time I did the ingredients were the same.
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Depends on how much your baby eats,it might.I use this almost every day for myself and love it!
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I made some batches of baby food back in May and I'm still using it and it's completely fine. I haven't noticed ANY odors of any kind and the food looks as fresh as when I first made it when it's thawed. I think some of the odors others are referring to may be from the types of food they keep in their freezer, like seafood for example. We aren't big meat/seafood eaters so we don't have smellier foods in our freezer.
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No, but you do need to mix it with canned, moist food. It sort of disintegrates into the food as you mix it in.
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The supplementing formula contains what they call "comfort proteins" which are basically probiotics. These can aid in the baby's digestion and is supposed to be more similar to breast milk. I think it may have more iron as well, but I'm not sure about this.