Baby Brezza One Step Food Maker

we've got the baby brezza one step food maker deluxe and I wouldn't swap it for anything. Steams and blends all in one bowl so there's no faff with a separate pot or blender, and a batch is done in about ten minutes flat. Cleanup is dead easy too since it's all contained in one place and the bowl and blade go straight in the dishwasher. It also comes with reusable pouches which is brilliant for making a big batch and popping portions in the freezer for the week. Fully worth the money in my opinion, especially if you're planning to do a lot of homemade food!

I'll be the odd one out and say I use mine all the time. I have the Brezza, and I use it to make fruit and veggie purées that I add to yogurt and hummus. My babes both had pretty severe allergies and couldn't use store bought baby food so perhaps my situation is different but the Brezza food maker is fantastic!

I use the baby brezza one step food maker deluxe and honestly it makes the whole process stress-free. You can steam only, blend only, or do both in one step. I've used it for purees, mashes, and even small soups as my baby got older. It makes enough for a few days in one batch and cleanup takes less than 5 minutes. As a tired working mom, I've been so thankful for how easy it is.

Love the jar idea. We do that too for storage. For prep, we use the baby brezza one step food maker. It cooks and blends in one container, which saves time, and the bowl and blade are dishwasher safe so cleanup is easy. As working parents, that convenience matters a lot.

Seconding baby brezza! We have the one step food maker deluxe which is not the glass version, I think that one has been discontinued but my sister used to have it. The deluxe has been great for us though, everything steams and blends automatically in one go and the bowl and blade go straight in the dishwasher.

For us the baby brezza one step has been worth it. It saves time, keeps nutrients in since it steams instead of boiling, and I can control the texture depending on what stage my baby is in. I still give finger foods now, but in the beginning it was a lifesaver for making quick, healthy purees.

I actually went down this exact rabbit hole. Saw the baby brezza glass food maker at my sister's and wanted one but found out it has been discontinued which was so disappointing. Ended up getting their one step food maker deluxe instead and it has been such a good call. The parts that come in contact with the food are all bpa free and dishwasher safe which was my biggest concern going in. Would recommend it as an alternative if the glass one is not available where you are.

I'm using the one step foodmaker deluxe with our second that I used with our first. I like making a few serbvings at once so I'm not preppy food every day. Cleanup is pretty simple too since the bowl and blade are dishwasher safe.

For us it was worth it because it wasn't only for purees. We have the baby brezza deluxe and I used it for steaming veggies, making thicker blends, mashing thicker blends, mashing softer foods and prepping parts of toddler meals too. It got omre use than I expected.