You don’t need a separate baby food maker or baby food processor if you have some basic kitchen equipment like a pot or steamer, a kitchen range or microwave, and of course—a food processor. You can finely puree a wide range of ingredients with results perfect for baby food using a food processor. You can also opt for a food processor with more capacity than many baby food makers offer. This will allow you to create in bulk and store for later, so you always have homemade baby food on hand.