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Recomendations for food mixer/blender when weaning

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YorkshireTeaGold · 01/03/2014 10:05

Am starting weaning in a few weeks but don't have a blender, what did you use?

I'm planing on a mix of purees and finger foods to start as that's what I did with dd1 but I used a Phillips avent steamer which was a bit faffy.

Tia x

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Novia · 01/03/2014 11:03

I swear by the Avent steamer/blender. Best baby item I bought. DD is 11 months old and I still use it most days. It's been invaluable and far less washing up than 2 devices. Goes in the dishwasher too!

ilovepowerhoop · 01/03/2014 16:05

a hand blender worked for us and was cheap and cheerful.

something like this

Rommell · 01/03/2014 16:08

I used a stick blender as well. You can get really cheap ones and they are fine.

mumbaisapphirebluespruce · 01/03/2014 16:12

Buy yourself a stick blender or something like a Braun multiquick which comes with different attachments including stick blender. You can then use this after the weaning process for regular cooking. I found that the time DD was on exclusive purées was so short that it wasn't worth investing in a baby food maker when what we already had was perfectly adequate.

ilovepowerhoop · 01/03/2014 16:14

we still use the stick blender for other foods e.g. dh blitzes things with it for curries, sauces, etc

Rommell · 01/03/2014 17:26

Yes, I still use my stick blender now - it's really handy.

YorkshireTeaGold · 01/03/2014 20:17

Thanks all, will get a stick blender.

novia I found it irritating that you can't batch cook with them as capacity too small. Was good otherwise though.

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HighVoltage · 01/03/2014 21:32

I got the Braun multiquick and recommend it.

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