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Question: Is this ideal for pureeing food for baby?
Document: Love this product! No need to pull out mixer to make mashed potatoes. Just push through and the texture is perfect. Look forward to using for baby food when my new grandchild is born!
I bought this to help me make awesome mashed potatoes and baby food. The results were nice but makes a huge mess! I feel like food gets everywhere. not impressed.
I purchased this to make baby food based on all the positive reviews. The large size is great for leverage and making large batches of food. The hinges are all sturdy, and the metal construction makes this very realiable.
I think that's a good idea. I will also use it for bananas for banana bread. Bananas are easy to mash with a fork but if you have to mash 20 then it takes time. I will also use it for baby food in the future when I have babies.
I am really happy with this tool. It is easy to use, almost too large to be easy to grip and push down on the handle, but I've never had a problem using it. Makes great gnocchi and I am also using it to prepare baby food for my son. Cleans easily.
I love the OXO Good Grips line in general and am so ahppy with this purchase. I completely agree with the other reviewers about the beautiful, fluffy mashed potatoes this makes. So nice to use less milk! It also makes wonderful baby food with fresh sweet potatoes and bananas. Dishwasher safe as well :)
The OXO Potato Ricer is a great kitchen tool that has held up well for the past 6 years of fairly regular use. No unnecessary bells or whistles, this works exactly like it should and is easy to keep clean.We like ours so much that we have given them as gifts to our friends with young children for making baby food.Highly Recommended!
This baby just beats a standard masher,no more scraping the sides of a pan and always finding lumps at the endwith this baby spuds have got no chance 10/10 *****
Are you tired of lumpy mashed potatoes? Look no further. This little baby will take your potato and squirt it out in 143 streams of creamy mashed potatoes. Solid construction, but boil the potatoes before you stick them in the ricer.
If I could only afford one tool for mashed potatoes, I'd opt for the "food mill".
Answer: Definitely! I do it all the time. One hint: rice food while it's still hot for best/ smoothest results.