Food Grinder: Infant
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Seeking Baby Food Grinder in Springfield MO
Asked by R.W. from Springfield
on April 3, 2008
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I hope someone out there knows where to buy a baby food grinder. We are expecting our first two grandchildren this year. I've been told they are not being made any lo...
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- They were at Toys R Us but that was a year ago. You could try calling. Have you tried use kids clothing stores? Good luck. D. mom of 9
- I did a quick Google search and Target came up as carrying them. Another alternative is to use a regular food mill such as a Foley or a blender with the mini jars (if...
- Hello R., I live outside of Springfield and expecting my second child. When my first was eating baby food I tried to look for a food grinder. I didn't have any lu...
Baby Food Mill: Electric or Manual?????
Asked by S.K. from Los Angeles
on February 22, 2010
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Trying to decide if I should get an electric or manual baby food mill. I plan on making all my own baby food but right now my son is only 7 months and is eating only j...
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- I am a not a fan of buying anything I will only use for a short time, (a year or less) so I would use the quiznart. I made my own baby food also, (I used our Vita-Mix ...
- I made all of my sons food, too. I never used anything fancier than a blender. I did get a separate coffee grinder for grinding flax seed to put into food, though. ...
- Make food in batches with food processor or blender, then pour in to ice cube trays. Freeze then store in zip bags. Defrost as needed.
Anyone with Experience Using a FOOD MILL for Making Stage 1 Baby Food??
Asked by J.G. from San Francisco
on July 7, 2008
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Has anyone had success in making stage 1 consistency baby food with a food mill? If so, what brand/model food mill did you use? How did you prepare the food prior to...
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- J., I used a hand blender and a bowl. I would steam the veggies and blend them in a bowl or simmer pears or apples in apple juice and blended them right in the pot...
- Carrots are a hard one to prepare at home- it took me a couple tries to get it right. First I steamed them until they pierce easily with a toothpick them puree with a ...
- Hi I'm a mother of 3 and I too thought it would help if I made my own baby food. What I thought was very helpfull was the "Ultimate Chopper" http://www.asseenontv.co...
Kidco Food Mill
Asked by C.B. from Odessa
on December 10, 2007
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I just bought a kidco food mill to make baby food for my 7 month old. He has been eating cereal for a couple of weeks and i'm starting him on baby food. And, like i di...
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- I also just used my blender to puree. The food mill is awesome for when they are done with the purees....just grind up whatever you're having for dinner for him...he'...
- I only used the food mill for certain things like Peas. Otherwise, just toss it in the blender to get the results you want.
- I use one of those mini-food processors which seems to work great. Here are some other tips: http://www.wholesomebabyfood.com. Good luck!
Advice on Grinding Our Own Flour - Grain Mill
Asked by S.L. from Albuquerque
on July 22, 2008
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If there is anyone out there that grinds their own flour, can you please help? We've been wanting to get some kind of Grain Mill (electric or crank-type) for several y...
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- I have a nutrimill and have had it for about 4 yrs. I like them because they have a lifetime guarantee. About a year ago the motor seized, but I took it into the sto...
- Hi S.- Do the research on the hand-cranked. Consumer Reports or Cooks magazine may have reviews. S.
- Hi S.:). we have had a family grain mill for 6yrs. we started w/ the hand crank. now we have the motor base, w/ the oatmeal flaker & the meat grinder attatchments. i d...
Food Grinders
Asked by E.G. from Daytona Beach
on July 10, 2008
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I was thinking about using a food grinder for my baby now 3 months old when she is old enough to eat baby food, what brand is best and what are the pros and cons of us...
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- YAH for you! I did this with my 2nd and plan to do it with my 3rd. The pros, in my opinion, outway the cons. You're not making waste be buying the jars, your saving...
- You can just get a blender but if youhave the money get a vita mix................the food value is much better with your own food and not canned foods of any kind.......
- I dont have any advice on a grinder but I can tell you that our first son hated baby food from the start. I started feeding him whatever I made us for dinner, I just ...
Baby Food
Asked by A.F. from New York
on December 31, 2009
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Where do you think is the most economical store to buy baby food? The supermarket usually isn't the best. Most of my friends with babies say Babies 'R Us. I thought Co...
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- We found Target to be the cheapest for almost all our baby needs, food included. They also just started making their own brand snacks and food. My kids arent eating ...
- yes, food processor. if you have time for you, then you should have time to also make food for baby
- BJ's does sell baby food and it is by far the least expensive place to buy it- unless you have a great store coupon and a sale!
Vita-mix Vs. Baby Mill
Asked by H.X. from Los Angeles
on January 21, 2011
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I have a Vita-mix blender and used it to make baby food for my first baby. Now I'm considering using a baby mill. Any one out there think one is better for the job?
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- The only advantage that I can see with getting a baby mill is if it is non-electric and you can pack it with you when you are on the go. Otherwise, I would just use th...
- I have a magic bullet and it seems to mush things pretty well- and then you could always use it later for other things, not sure if the baby food mixers are as versitile
- for baby food either is wonderful. but if you already have a vita-mix, why bother getting something to duplicate what it can do? khairete S.
Apple Orchard/Cider Mill
Asked by R.H. from Detroit
on September 8, 2008
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Hello everyone.
I'm looking for a good U-Pick Apple Orchard/Cider Mill in the Howell area. I'm willing to to drive 30 minutes or so, but I don't want to drive hour...
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- R., The best Orchard and Cider Mill with a very nice variety of U-Pick fruits is Spicers, at Clyde Rd. just east of US 23 in Hartland. I was just there last weeken...
- Spicers on Clyde road off of Us 23 is a terrific orchard and pretty close to Howell. :-)
- I'd try Spicer's or the one in South Lyon (can't remember the name of it but it is a GREAT one...name starts with "E") It's right off 96, about a mile or so. Very co...
Baby Food
Asked by E.M. from Louisville
on September 25, 2007
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what is the difference between the stages foods i mean i know the consistency is different but when do you try and change??? does anyone make their own baby food??? if...
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- I always made my own. I didn't usually start solids until they were about 6 months. Then I would use a food processor (you can use a blender, too) to puree fruits, ste...
- It has been my experience that you change the stages of baby food according to how your child can chew it. What I mean is...you don't want to give your baby the food ...
- We make baby food by simply blending fruit or vegetable, adding water or iron-fortified baby cereal (rice, oatmeal, whole grain) or formula to thin or thicken. Your ba...
