can you use this to heat ready to feed formula?
505684
I wouldn't recommend putting the ready to feed formula in the kettle itself. As another reviewer mentioned, there is a minimum amount of water that needs to be in the kettle itself and that is quite a bit of formula you would need to pour in there to reach the minimum amount. Plus, ready to feed formula really shouldn't be left out for longer than an hour once that 1QT or single serve container is opened. We use the Baby Buddy Bottle dispense in conjunction with the Baby Brezza kettle and it works great for nighttime feedings. In my opinion, it really does make it just as convenient as the ready to use liquids. I wouldn't recommend putting the ready to feed formula in the kettle itself. As another reviewer mentioned, there is a minimum amount of water that needs to be in the kettle itself and that is quite a bit of formula you would need to pour in there to reach the minimum amount. Plus, ready to feed formula really shouldn't be left out for longer than an hour once that 1QT or single serve container is opened. We use the Baby Buddy Bottle dispense in conjunction with the Baby Brezza kettle and it works great for nighttime feedings. In my opinion, it really does make it just as... » Read More I wouldn't recommend putting the ready to feed formula in the kettle itself. As another reviewer mentioned, there is a minimum amount of water that needs to be in the kettle itself and that is quite a bit of formula you would need to pour in there to reach the minimum amount. Plus, ready to feed formula really shouldn't be left out for longer than an hour once that 1QT or single serve container is opened. We use the Baby Buddy Bottle dispense in conjunction with the Baby Brezza kettle and it works great for nighttime feedings. In my opinion, it really does make it just as convenient as the ready to use liquids. « Show Less
505685
I would advise against it. Formula only is good for 1 hour out in open air. If you use this to only heat what you plan to feed for that feeding session, it won't be enough to hit the min. quantity for the kettle yo work properly. Plus, this kettle is not easy to clean.
505686
I'm not sure, as we have never tried this. The only glitch could be the formula going through the sieve clearly, since it's thicker than water. I can't say enough good things about this item though. It has been my favorite and most useful baby item after 3 kids.
505687
I don't really know about ready to feed. I would think no. Doesn't seem like you could just leave warm formula sitting around all day. I know a made powder formula bottle is only good for an hour.
505688
No,water only. May I suggest, to save your ready to feed formula for the road. This pitcher makes powder formula easy and fast. I would seriously consider trying it. You'll also save quite a bit of money. I did hours of research on formulas. I found the generic brands are every bit as healthy and safe as the name brands. I use the Target Up and Up version of Similac. It costs about half the price. With Twin babies, it has saved us hundreds over the course of the year.
1846983
Yes you use them with formula but warm the milk first you cannot microwave them they will bust hope this helps
106101
I don't see why you couldn't but it actually doesn't need to be warmed up. It works best at room temperature
204610
Yes...because the product is made of stainless which can be used with induction heating.It is a quality product. I hope you it.
779669
Yes you can. It is a great product. You can kind of regulate how hot you want it by how much time you set the warmer.
1217439
Yes you can. Just make sure you do not over fill. I use mine to make anything "bready".
1647762
Yes, but you have to leave the orange tab open if you do that. Also, the food might get too hot if you microwave it in the dish. It heats more evenly if you heat up the water in a separate container and then add it to the chamber to heat the baby food in the dish.
2017823
Yes but you still need to pre-heat it/let it get hot like usual before cooking
957852
I add my supplements just before feeding. I think and believe I have read somewhere that too much heat will destroy their effectiveness. You could probably add them after cooking and mixing the food if you prepare it in bulk.
476666
I've never tried that, sorry! As a general rule, if I take anything from the frig I usually try to bring closer to room temp for better cooking. Most of what I use this for are baked desserts that would have no cause to be in the frig before baking anyhow.
912926
Yes you can. We use it on our Big Green Egg and have had the temp well above 600 degrees with no problems.
1840034
I suppose you could, but I think the process would be too slow, considering that microwave heats it in 3-4 minutes ,max. Also, I have no idea what oven heat you would use
1176499
Yes. You can program a preheat time (from off, or 1 to 30 minutes); the knead time (off, or one to 30 minutes); Rise #1 (from 1 min up to 24 hours), then there will be a brief 'punch down', another Rise #2 (off, or 1 to 2 hours), another punch down and a Rise #3 (again, either off or one to 2 hours), then "bake" (off, or one to 70 minutes). The Keep Warm setting will come on after that. There are three different individual programmable programs you can create and save.
2090996
Yes you can, just make sure you put put enough Pam onit so the food doesn't stick
2151730
It can warm up food jars apparently, since it gives time guidelines (as in minutes) for food jars on the sheet provided with the product. You'd have to have a lid on the jar. I've not done it yet since my LO is still too young for solid food. When that time comes I'll use it for that and warming food bags (ideally I'll food process solid foods myself when she eats solids). You can also warm up bags of breast milk, not just bottles...
2132601
Theoretically you could, but I'd have concerns with heating up from frozen and glass cracking, just like any cooking situation. You'd be much better off freezing in bags, I use Lansinoh Breastmilk bags, put the frozen bag in the fridge the night before you plan on using it or 15 min. in warm (not hot) water, transfer to bottle and heat.
1223866
Yes. I used our bottle warmer with the bottles all the time, but I did reduce the time because stainless conducts heat more quickly than glass or plastic. Also, in a pinch, you can run hot water over the bottle, shake it, and have lukewarm milk/formula.