🔪 Braun MultiQuick 5 Maker and Hand Blender: Powerful 350 Watt, Dual Speed, and Patented Technology - Complete Set with Beaker, Whisk, 2-Cup Chopper, Baby Food Freezer Tray, and Spatula Review

Turns whatever you put in it into delicious baby puree. Really great product, although the little baby food bowl isn't that useful. Rice, oatmeal, proteins like beef and chicken all mash into a mush in no time. (oatmeal, apple, banana and avocado = yum for a kid)

Repeated heating and cooling can cause the glass to deform, and plastic cracks can cause microplastics to enter food. Use only with cold materials, keep hot materials in Pyrex for mixing. Also, glass scratches very quickly if you're not careful enough, which most jaded parents won't.

Bought this blender to make baby food at home. When I receive the goods, there is no knock on the box. So it was open earlier. When I tried to clean everything before use, I found white grease in the chopper tube. You can see details in my photos. I tried it with a children's dishwasher and regular dish soap. None of them work!

Same as MQ505 but with different attachments. Of course, you decide what kind of investment you want. But one of the reasons I liked this blender more is that the white handle doesn't attract visible lint like the black handle. The handles on both are "tenacious," which is generally nice; the black one looked dirty right away. If you also care about the tiny chunks of spinach in your green smoothie, get the variable speed turbo version.

I saw the California cancer warning on the packaging and started researching and found an article about toxic hand blenders. They tested 12 brands and found a leak of carcinogenic material from Braun. It's not that model, but there's no text on the Braun website to say that this model is leak-free. Philips customer service page had relevant information and they say they have no leak in any of their models. According to the article, the Philips model (old model) was also one of the 4 safe…

What a time saver! My "baby" is an elderly 15 year old cat who has pancreatitis, needs frequent feeding and is a picky eater. He prefers beef, chicken, or seafood friskies with gravy or gravy, sold only by the chunks or shredded. So I spent weeks cutting it with kitchen scissors - a tedious job, especially for its 2-4am feedings (just like a human baby's feeding times!). The MultiQuick 5 Baby device turns bits (or shredded) cat food into a latex-like puree. much thinner and sturdier than…