is it possible to make baby food with it with no adding any liquid?
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I always add a little liquid, unless the food is already very liquid, squash, or something like that. Meat or chicken definitely will need liquid, but the results are excellent. I highly recommend it. I make chicken liver pate for adults in it, everyone loves it, I need to add liquid to that.
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Well, I find that without liquid the contents doesn't mix well. I can't say for sure, but I think you would need to add a bit of liquid.
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All of my children were raised eating the same as everyone. I had a Cuisinart and chopped it together, adding liquid as needed. They were all good eaters.
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I know my daughter uses it all the time to make baby food, she says it works great. That's the only food her baby has had, now 8 months old.
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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.
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I am sorry I don't know about baby food, but I use it on all sorts of fruits & it purees everything so I would imagine if you are using vegtables it would probably do the same.
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I haven't tried it yet but I just spent 2 hours on a German forum discussing this topic. Short answer: Yes, you definitely can! Long answer: There seem to be thousands of ways how to do it; l-free milk and l-free yogurt, l-free milk and normal yogurt (the bacteria are fermenting lactose, so there won't be that much left), soy milk and soy yogurt, soy milk and l-free yogurt, l-free milk and soy yogurt, and so on... The result mostly depends on the yogurt, so either spend some time on Google to find out what people suggest or spend some time in the kitchen to figure it out. Rice milk doesn't work that well because it has a very low protein content (0.3% compared to 3.7% in soy and cow milk). People were trying to use rice milk and add extra protein but that needs some more research...
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Never tried the blender without any liquids in it... I would suggest not to operate it while its empty. Try filling in half of the liquids and soft food and see if it works..
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You can put anything that's not too big and is ok to use in the sterilizer, which should say on their manual. But if you will not be using a bottle to feed baby, I don't recommend it. I purchased item thinking it would be the most useful product I was getting... But since I only breastfeed, I never give him a bottle, I never use sterilizer because it's only one bottle here or there, and paci's I boil. In my case it was a waste of money.
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You could... But wouldn't recommend it... It gets quite hot.. Wasn't to warm baby clothes up? Sir on it.. Or... Microwave it? Lol
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I can't see why not. We are last formula but now we use it for snacks. I guess you could put anything non-liquid in it.
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I have used it plenty without a funnel, I just use a spoon. But a funnel can be helpful too.
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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.
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Yes I've done it with ours, but it soaks pretty quickly. The food is fairly light/runny so my daughter isn't too thrilled with how it soaks up more with the cloth.
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This compact and handy appliance blends and purees fresh foods into healthy meals for your baby. You would still need to feed the baby with a spoon as it would not be a smoothie or a drinkable with a straw or zippy cup. Sincerely, Customer Care
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Yes you can. Pour milk in whatever size container you want to use and then add starter after hearing it up on stove. I would make as much as I could as I eat it with fruit and cook with it too.
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Perhaps with a blender. But for all general purposes, a spoon and a cold glass of milk will get you nowhere. What i would suggest is making a syrup out of it, add what sugar you want (if any) and go from there. A bit more involved, not sure if you want to take it that far, but worth it.
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Yes. It is so easy you wont believe!! I used this exact kit, and my results were delicious. I personally used whole organic milk. I made 7 quarts out of one packet. There are 6 packets. Have fun!!
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I don't see why not- I would just mix the formula first completely and then add the breastmilk and mix a bit more. You won't regret buying this- it really comes in handy!