Beaba Babycook Review

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Sweet potatoes I peeled and cubed.

Then switch the dial to steam.

Pull out and pour the sweet potatoes into the bowl when finished steaming (about 15 minutes)

Turn dial to puree

Fresh Sweet Potato baby food

What is Babycook?

The Beaba Babycook™ (BPA-Free) Babyfood Maker is a one-of-a-kind, compact appliance that steams, purees, defrosts and re-heats the freshest, healthiest food for your baby. It enables parents to provide the best ingredients for their baby's food at a fraction of the cost of jarred foods! Not only does preparing baby's food save families money, it also drastically cuts down on packaging and waste.Vegetables, fruits and meats steam in less than 15 minutes and retain their vitamins and flavors. After blending them to the desired consistency, parents can freeze extra portions and later use their Babycook to quickly defrost and reheat previously prepared food.

Features:

BPA-Free Made of safe Polysulfone that won't leach into food.

• Cooks and purees baby's food quickly and easily.

• Defrosts and reheats stored baby food.

• Steamer automatically turns off when food is done.

• Preserves vitamins and flavors.

• Control consistency of food with smooth puree or more texture.

• Easy to clean.

• Bowl and basket are top rack dishwasher safe.

• Convenient recipe and meal booklet.

• Saves money on babyfood.

• Eliminates babyfood jars and packaging.

• Sleek modern design looks great on the countertop.

My impressions:

Many moms buy their baby food because they are too busy to think about the hassle of preparing food. Making your own baby food doesn't have to be a labor of love any more...it can just be plain old love! Fresh is definitely better and organic better yet. With an appliance like the babycook, you can easily prepare a bunch of servings in minutes. They can be poured into ice-cube trays and frozen for later use. There is only one small bowl and a lid to wash. It also has an automatic shut off so you don't need to monitor it like you would items boiling on a stove.

It retails for $149.00. At first I thought of this as being a luxury item and not a necessity, but then I did some math. Your baby will probably be eating baby food for about 12 months and roughly 3 jars a day. That comes out to be around 1,000 jars of baby food a year. If you are buying organic jars, then they are about $1.00. So you will probably spend around $1,000 on baby food for the year. Buying whole foods for the family and using the babycook to cook your little one's food might be a more economical and a healthier choice.  There is a great recipe book that come with it for older babies that can eat combinations of foods.

I am not surprised why celebrities such as Tori Spelling are using Beaba Babycook to prepare their little one's food. It is very compact, stylish, and lightweight. It is also a breeze to use and clean.
This is a Mom's Best Bet for baby food and will also make a fabulous gift!