Baby Food Blender Tips

If you are into making your own baby food thenYou will want to either steam, boil or bake the
you are likely using a blender. There are numerousvegetables first before you transfer to the
healthy blender recipes that are quick and easy toblender to be pureed. Remember that babies
make. Once you have made the pureed blends ofshould not be fed corn nor should you add any
baby food, cover immediately and refrigerate (forsalt, sugar or fat to your blender recipes.
no longer than 3 days) or else place in freezer.Blender or Food Processor?
Baby food recipes are not difficult and are fairlyIf you are considering making your babies first
basic.foods from scratch then you may be wondering
Fruit – usually good for 6+ monthswhether it would be better to use a blender or a
Wash the fruit and cook in a small pot of boilingfood processor. If you use a blender you will
water until it is soft. Then transfer to a blenderdefinitely need to make sure that your fruits or
and puree until smooth. Make sure there are novegetables are soft before you blend them. A
seeds or skin in the puree. If you are using ripefood processor gives you the added versatility of
and soft fruit such as a banana or a peach thenbeing able to grind up your veggies first and then
you can usually skip the boiling step and just putpuree them. However a blender is really all you
straight into the blender. Always make sure theneed and it typically costs less, takes up less
puree is free of any chunks, seeds or skin pieces.room and is easier to clean. However your choice
If you are using frozen fruit, thaw it slightlywill depend on your own personal preference.
before you blend.Making your own baby food does not have to be
Vegetables – usually good for 5+ monthsdifficult and it allows you to provide healthy and
Once babies reach the age of 5 months they canfresh food for your infant. Using a simple blender
typically handle pureed carrots, squash, sweetwill make the process quick, easy and very
potatoes, beets, spinach, peas and green beans.rewarding.