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Beaba Babycook |
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Manufacturer: Scandinavian Child |
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Recommended Age: 6
months+ |
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Retail Price:
$149.95 |
Buy it here:
amazon.com
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On the web:
www.scichild.com
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SUMMARY
A one-of-a-kind, patented compact countertop
appliance that functions as a steamer, blender,
warmer and defroster to prepare fresh, healthy meals
for baby. Quickly steam cook vegetables, fruits and
meats in 15 minutes or less, while preserving their
vitamins and flavors. By saving the condensed water
after steaming, you're able to add valuable
nutrients back into baby's food. Puree and blend
food to the desired consistency making it super
smooth, chunky or anywhere in between for baby.
Parents can also use the Babycook to quickly reheat
or defrost precooked foods. Clean up is quick and
easy with a top-rack dishwasher safe bowl and
basket. Bowl is made from unbreakable, Bisphenol-A
free polysulfone (PSU) and the cooking basket from
transparent polypropylene (PP). Comes with a 2½ -
cup capacity bowl, cooking basket, spatula and
recipe booklet. Bowl and basket are top-rack
dishwasher safe.
- Dimensions: 8 ½ x 5 x 7 ½ inches
- Weight: 3.5 pounds (1.58 kg)
- Technical Data: Voltage 120 V/50-60 Hz;
Rating 350 W (motor 130 w)
INDIVIDUAL CATEGORY RATINGS
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One thing is certain - the Babycook
is absolutely easy to use. We found that even Moms
and Dads with the smallest amount of kitchen knowledge
were comfortable heating, steaming, grinding or blending
fresh vegetables and food in this little number.
Drop your food in, make your selection, and let the
Babycook do the work. We also really liked that
the parts that get the messiest are top-rack dishwasher
friendly. A big plus in our book! |
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Use after use we found no cause for
concern in the durability department. There was no
breakdown or loss of intensity. No problems here. |
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We really do like the look of
Babycook. It has a modern, clean look, and comes
in a soft green color - which is a small reminder of the
fresh and "green" food prep you are working on.
The functionality is great (more in the next block) and
it is all packed into a machine that most would call
small. It fits easily on a countertop, even in the
tiniest "city" kitchens, and provides the functionality
of multiple cooking devices. Looks good to us! |
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Babycook steams. Babycook
blends. Babycook defrosts. And Babycook
warms. Short of growing the fresh vegetables you
want your little ones to eat, we can't really think of
anything more for Babycook to do. It really packs
in the functionality, and like we mentioned above, it
easily handles the job of multiple cooking machines.
We weren't sure where to throw this
feature in - so we'll address it in functionality.
By nature alone, steaming and keeping the water for you
to add back in, Babycook keeps the key nutrients,
vitamins and minerals where they belong - in baby's
food. This alone helps you prepare the freshest,
healthiest meals, and that to us is the best
functionality we could ask for! |
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Ok...so Babycook is expensive.
It's definitely on the high end. In some cases it
cost more than appliances us grown-ups would be
comfortable buying for our own use! But let's look
at this realistically. The retail price is just
under $150. If you were to purchase a steamer and
a blender, you'd quickly be approaching the $100 mark.
Now, you've got one that does both jobs, and keeps the
steamed water for you to add back in to create
healthier foods. With the price, we can definitely
see where the extra dollars go. But there is no
denying it, the Babycook is not an inexpensive kitchen
appliance. |
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Finally - an all original product!
Babycook takes the worry and much of the work out of
preparing baby food. It steams and blends, it's
easy to use, and helps you make the freshest, healthiest
food for baby. Absolutely original! |
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In case you couldn't tell - we
really love Babycook. We love that it steams.
We love that it blends. We love that it is
compact in size. And we love that it is
dishwasher safe (top rack only). Yes - it is
expensive. But if you are the type of parent
that is going to be serving your child organic-only
jarred food, then you are already going to be
spending quite a bit of money on pre-made food.
For the same dollars, and really just a little
effort, you can make the healthiest foods for your
baby yourself. If you can handle the price tag
- we say go for it! Babycook is awesome! |
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