Neo Baby Food Maker Non-Toxic Glass

THE ORIGINAL CREATORS OF THE BABY FOOD MAKER Newest model with glass bowl, stainless steel steam basket, & large stainless steel reservoir! All in ONE machine operation – no pots, pans, blenders, stove/ microwave use or clean up. This fast baby food maker steam cooks raw meat, chicken, fish, fruits or veggies to any stage baby food & toddler food in under 20 mins. Our baby food maker not only saves time and money but also ensures that only the ingredients you want are added to your baby’s food.

4-IN-1 FUNCTION - steam cook, blend, defrost, reheat healthy food all in one baby food maker. Babycooks Elevated steam basket allows true Steam Cooking, resulting in minimal nutrient loss. Use leftover water as puree stock to help control consistency & texture of the puree when blending. Competitors DO NOT raise food ABOVE the water, thus NOT Steam Cooking but rather braising the food. When food sits in water it results in greater nutrient loss as It pulls nutrients from the food.

LARGER CAPACITY - 1,250ml size bowl makes 5.2 cups (up to 20 servings) of fresh baby food in just one cooking cycle! Bowl has graduation markings for easy measuring. Great for weekly meal preps and then storing baby food in baby food containers. Babycook simplifies food preparation by creating both purees and soft solids for baby lead weaning. Add to your list of baby essentials and don't forget to pair with our BEABA baby food containers, baby bowls, baby spoon and baby food freezer tray.

AUTO SHUT-OFF TIMER - no need to watch over the machine! Just add food, hit steam and let Babycook do all the work. Babycook will beep 3 x's when cooking is complete. Healthy homemade baby food in mins! No need to worry about low water notification or unsanitary stagnant water staying in the appliance, Babycook uses all water needed per cooking cycle. This baby food steamer cooking system designed with unique one handed operation so you can hold baby in one hand and make baby food with the other

Baby, we want you to know…​

The box might have some wear, but it’s what’s inside that counts.