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As much as I love making sure I know what goes into my?mouth, it’s even more critical that I am 100% aware of what I’m putting into my sweet baby’s mouth. For me, making my own baby food is the best way to know exactly what I’m feeding my little, but let’s be honest?it’s not always the most time efficient option.
This time around, I started using the?Baby Bullet and let me tell you, I wish I would’ve found this little gem 3 kids ago!! It comes with everything you need (minus the food, of course) to make individual sized baby food: a base and blade to prepare the food, a big bowl for larger batches of baby food, individual jars for storing larger batches, and?this is my favorite?two smaller cups for individual baby food prepping! There’s even a little date tracker on each individual bottle to keep track of when you made the food, so you know for sure everything you’re feeding your kiddo is completely fresh! Can you say, amazing?! It makes my life about a thousand times easier, without making me feel like I’m compromising on nutrition for Rubes!
I’ve put together a couple of my favorite easy to make (and Ruby’s favorite to eat) Baby Bullet recipes to help you get started on your baby food making journey! Bon Appetit!
Carrot Pumpkin Baby Food
What you’ll need:
1 15 oz can pumpkin
5 carrots, baked (Note: For both of these recipes, all fruits/veggies are baked beforehand to soften them prior to being thrown in the Baby Bullet. I bake all the fruits/veggies in these recipes, as opposed to boiling them, because it really helps hold in those important nutrients baby needs).
3 Tbs prepared Quinoa (the taste can be strong, so if your baby isn’t a fan of the flavor, try a little less).
3 peeled, sliced, and baked apples
Cinnamon to taste
The How-To:
After all ingredients have been properly prepared, add them to the Baby Bullet and blend. Pour into individual Baby Bullet food jars and keep refrigerated until your cutie is ready to enjoy!
Super Easy Baby Spaghetti Squash
What you’ll need:
1 large Spaghetti Squash
Cinnamon to taste
Nutmeg to taste
The How-To:
Preheat oven to 400*. Cut Spaghetti Squash in half and remove all seeds. Place halves on baking sheet with insides face down and bake for about 1 hour or until insides are very soft. Once Spaghetti Squash is fully cooked, scrape insides into the Baby Bullet and add spices to taste. Blend together and pour into Baby Bullet jars. Then refrigerate or let baby enjoy!!
The Baby Bullet has been a total lifesaver for me! And since I think it?s such an awesome way to make our little cutie fresh?and nutritious?baby food. It has proven to be the simplest way to make our little cutie fresh baby food at home, and we can’t wait to share one with you!!
This week I am giving away one Baby Bullet Care System to one lucky winner. Use the easy Rafflecopter widget below to leave a comment letting me know why this Baby Bullet is perfect for you and voila, you?re entered to win! This giveaway will stay open until 12:00 AM Saturday, 08/9/14, and then Rafflecopter will randomly select one lucky winner? that I will post in this same post on 08/11/14. Fingers crossed!
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I just found out that I am pregnant and I would love to have one of these to make homemade baby food. I was just looking at them yesterday lol
I would love to get one of these to use for my 2 beautiful grandbabies born this year. they are both starting on solid foods and this would make the process soooo much easier. I would then know exactly what they are getting, fresh whole foods!
My little guy is starting solids. I want to make his food this time around. My blender is old and big, I want something smaller just for him.
My first grandbaby is due any day now and this would be awesome to give to her mom! Thanks so much for the info and inspiration!
This would be so perfect! My son is 3 months so we are starting to plan for when we introduce him to solids when he turns 6 months. 🙂
I steamed and mashed all my baby food for my daughter, this would be awesome and a huge time saver now that I’m pregnant with #2!
This seems so much easier than using a traditional blender. And though my little one is getting bigger by the day, she’s still a picky eater. Now that I’m trying to get my act together nutritionally, I’d love to do the same for her!
Would love to win this for my daughter so she could use it for my grandkids to promote health & well being at an early age.
I’ve been looking at this for weeks. I have a 9 week old and would love to make his own food.
Love you and Chris.
I’m currently pregnant with my first and we are hoping to go as all natural as possible. I would love to win this to help with that!