Baby Food Grinder
Wednesday April 14, 2004
Richard writes:
"I came across your site today and the information it had about baby and toddler food. Let me add my comments. Our sons are 24, 25, and 31 now but we always had a baby food grinder when they were little. That way once they had teeth, they could eat the same things we did until they were adept enough at feeding themselves. You just have to be careful with anything that may be spicy. We had given them out to many friends as they had their children.
I haven't seen any for many years, but it would be a good idea for them to be available again. I know if I had any more children, I would want one."
"I came across your site today and the information it had about baby and toddler food. Let me add my comments. Our sons are 24, 25, and 31 now but we always had a baby food grinder when they were little. That way once they had teeth, they could eat the same things we did until they were adept enough at feeding themselves. You just have to be careful with anything that may be spicy. We had given them out to many friends as they had their children.
I haven't seen any for many years, but it would be a good idea for them to be available again. I know if I had any more children, I would want one."
I know exactly what he's talking about. I used one similar to this small hand model and found it easy to use and even better than that -- it was easy to clean as well.
Related:
Baby and Toddler Food Recipes
How To Make Baby Food
Homemade Zwieback Toast
Homemade Graham Crackers
Comments
I purchased this grinder at Happy Baby Products. They also have some accessories made by the same company that makes the grinder, like a feeding dish, feeding trays, and even an electric food mill.
there is also a muchkin type…
http://www.munchkin.com/products/detail.html?section=prodCategories&ID=10019&pID=24