does this processor puree veggies to make baby food
1806442
I don't know but it is amazing for preparing potato dumplings! I imagine baby food puree would be the same consistency.I have been so pleased but I try not to be too rough on the handle as reviews I read before buying had some difficulty buta little reasonable care and there's no problem. This processor has made food prep more enjoyable since my arthritis makeschopping and dicing a chore. I can't say enough about how pleased I am with mine.
1806443
Sorry, I don't know. I do know that I made a mistake when I wanted to grate carrots and had the blade at the bottom running also and just about had baby food in seconds. I don't think it's designed to be a blender but I bet it could do the job for you.
1806444
In a word, yes. Puree tutorial at the following link, if you need it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n6PH6KZ83Lw
1806445
I would expect it would but I've never made baby food. I've used it to puree garbonzo beans (chickpeas) to make hummus and cooked chicken livers to puree for pate. There are two speeds and a pulse mode that should make short work of just about anything you can throw at it.
1806446
I have never used my processor to make baby food but I am sure it would work. I have chopped nut and dried fruit without any problems.
2155364
I have not used it to puree but all the rest of its options work wonderfully. I've had several processors over the years, (some more expensive) & this is the best yet...easy to put together, easy to clean, easy to store & easy to operate with positive results. I would buy it again!
2155366
Yes, I think one could call it a puree machine, its barely a food processor in that the food chute is kind of too small to shred much without cutting it small in the first place...and I have doubts about the motor for such heavier work. But for puree duty, the simple bowl and lid design makes it easier to clean than many fancier heavy duty units.
142955
NOt a good idea. You can puree items, but liquidy items are best suited for a blender. Especially a high-powered Vitamix! I recommend it!
91022
I hope this helps. I do not have a baby to puree food for. But i have boiled my mashed potatoes and then purreed them in the processor. They come out soo smooth every time! I only use this for my mashed now.
1651320
The one that I had quit working after using it 3 batches!! I sent it back and used my food processor. You could use a blender to! I just steamed the veggies and stuff in a pot on the stove and blended them up works great!
819068
It does chop veggies - but it does a better job mincing them, like Harlan Harris says. I used it to "chop" celery, carrots, tomato, bell pepper, cauliflower, and broccoli with ease! Softer things like tomatoes don't do too well in there - it turns out like a puree.
1037245
No, it only juices the fruits and veggies. You need a blender for that, some fruits like berries you can just throw in blender with the ice and whatever else.
762249
It has 2 blades and a whisk. This is exactly why we bought it. We bought it to make our own organic baby food. Since the baby is only 3 mths. old I have only used it to make hummus and whip eggs for a frittata. So far so good. I have no doubt it will mash my sweet potatoes as well as it did the garbanzo beans.
31777
Not that kind of food processor. Perfect for pureeing foods and removing skin and seeds at the same time, for such foods as applesauce, tomato sauce, pumpkin puree etc.
91021
I haven't pureed veggies but I did put apples in there to puree and if you really blend them good it does make them smooth. When I did it, it was like applesauce.
1549860
No, it only has the one blade. Really, it's the only one needed. It purees any fruit or vegetables that's been cooked to a soft consistency .it is not for mashing .
830430
I think it would be good to make baby food. Each of the 6 bowl has own lid. We have owned the bullet and other such mixer/blender...this is the best one we have owned.
481331
This will "rice" anything soft. I think it would be ideal for making baby food.
481330
I would think a food mill or a food processor would be the ideal tool for pureeing food for baby.
1102336
I haven't made a baby food puree with it, but it's so good at getting rid of lumps in gravy that I would imagine it could make anything smooth.
1019770
I have no clue. This was the first food processor I bought and the instructions for operating are not the clearest. My produce is pretty shredded. I have not used since.