When my boys were babies, organic baby food was a welcome option, but higher prices and having to deal with package recycling was a constant drawback. As I now owned a food processor, that was a bit more handy, but again required major cleanup for each meal, or left me having to freeze large portions for later use (without a suitable freezer storage container option.)
Today, thankfully, companies like NUK are making the chore of putting fresh baby food on the table a whole lot easier with creative products for busy lifestyles. The NUK Mash & Serve Bowl allows parents to prepare fresh options lickety-split. Simple, convenient, effective, and easily transportable, the Mash & Serve Bowl helps you prepare individual servings at the dinner table or on-the-go.
As you can see from my test pictures, mashing fresh apples was a breeze. Though my babies are not babies anymore, we all enjoyed eating the mashed apple – really akin to fresh applesauce. Which sprang a clever idea in my mind, this would be an excellent way to have a quick, fresh, organic mashed apple side to swap out for more sugar-laden applesauce options. Gotta love a product with versatility!
The Mash & Serve is easy to clean and can be used to mash up most fruits and steamed veggies. If you are interested in freezing larger quantities, creating recipes, or mashing and serving other foods, NUK has an entire line of Freshfoods options featuring more clever products for moms and babies.
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We always did our own food for dd#2 and mashed it with a fork. This looks way easier! I would love to buy this as a gift for friends of mine with babies!
ReplyDeleteSame here we always used a fork to mash our table food for out little ones. When they are a little older we use scissors to cut everything into bite size pieces. Works great on spaghetti too.
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This is nice, I would love to have one for my son
ReplyDeleteVery nice :) Used something similar for my kiddo.
ReplyDeleteThis looks like a super-easy way to mash up food for a baby! I will definitely buy these for a few upcoming baby showers I am attending. Thanks for the info!
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