The ultimate in value, this little food mill really works! Anything your baby wants can be pureed in mere minutes. This little gem is simple, inexpensive and everything you need for baby-sized portions even away from home. It's easy to clean, made of BPA/phthalate-free plastic, and has a stainless-steel chopper with a plastic strainer. You'll use this so much it's sure to be a best-value buy. Click here for more product details .
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3.8 out of 5
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Customer Reviews for Everyday Food Mill w/ Carrying Case
This is a perfect option for eating out or when you're away from home. It's easy to use, easy to clean, and makes for a great consistency for a new eater! And it's such a bargain, too!
Review 2 for Everyday Food Mill w/ Carrying Case
AussieBreeLocation:
New York, NY
Gender:
female
Age:
26 - 35
Status:
parent
Kids:
1
Lifestyle:
city dweller
35
Date: October 6, 2009
Arm workout
I make all my own baby food, and this was great when we were first introducing solids in puree form. But it really worked out my arm and wrist. Sometimes, I had to ask my husband to help - such as with chicken or corn. It is a bit fiddly to clean as well. But it makes good purees.
Review 3 for Everyday Food Mill w/ Carrying Case
ami451Location:
Santa Rosa, CA
Gender:
female
Age:
26 - 35
Status:
parent
Kids:
1
Lifestyle:
city dweller
35
Date: October 5, 2009
Works but difficult to clean
The blurb is right, this is a great value, and it does what it is supposed to, but it is often quite difficult to get the metal milling part out of the main plastic strainer. I always have to get someone else to help me pry it out. An immersion blender works just as well for me.
Review 4 for Everyday Food Mill w/ Carrying Case
naz15Location:
New York, NY
Gender:
female
Age:
26 - 35
Status:
parent
Kids:
1
Lifestyle:
space constrained
45
Date: June 1, 2009
Not sure it's a necessity
The mill says what it does - it grinds foods to a nice consistency, but I'm not sure it's any easier or better than mashing up food on your own with a fork. I also had the experience of having different foods stain the mill, which I guess isn't that big of a deal. In the end, I only used the mill a handful of times, and for someone with limited space, that's not a great bang for the "space buck".
I didn't expect much from this little grinder and was pleasantly surprised. We were able to ground up strips of boiled chicken. You just have to have enough elbow grease to get the job done. Great for travel and not a lot of parts so it was easy to clean. Grinding carrots stained the plastic a light yellow on the inside.
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