Kitchen Tools for Making Homemade Baby Food

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Part of the video series: Homemade Baby Food Recipes

Summary: Use a blender or food processor to make baby food, and ice cube trays with lids, Tupperware containers, or muffin pans to store and freeze homemade baby food. Learn more about tools for making food for your baby in this free educational parenting video.

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By Shanis Windland
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Shanis Windland has a Bachelors of Science degree in accounting from Central Washington University. She is a certified public accountant licensed in the state of Washington. Windland...read more

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ssarah said

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on 9/24/2009 Hello Honey - I really appreciated watching your video. It is very basic which makes it easy to follow even for beginners and in addition it has very handy tips like the ice cube trays. I did not have some kind of food processor in my days back then when my sons were raised I used a simple masher. Maybe this would be a good option to add.

msscarlet said

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on 5/6/2009 at 1:14 the sound is cut off and the transcript does not show the full context either

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"Hi, this is Shanis Windland on behalf of Expert Village and I'm here today to talk to you about the tools that you need to make your own baby food. The first thing that you need is some kind of a food processor or you could also use a blender if you have that around your house. I specifically went to a natural food store and bought an easy to use little mini size food processor that makes meals that are perfect for your kids. The other thing that you need is something to store your baby food in. The best way to do is to make a big batch of items and then freeze them. So, you need some containers with lids. You could use these special containers that have a little bit larger size to them for your food or you could also just buy ice cube trays that have lids on them and use them as well. The other tip is that once your baby gets a little bit older and starts eating larger portion sizes, you can use muffin pans to freeze your food in the freezer as well. Then I also have some little Tupperware sizes to put the food from the freezer into the refrigerator or to just store a couple of days worth in the fridge after I make a batch. The other thing"

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