Comments on: Is the BPA-free Beaba Babycook Really Worth the Money? http://realbabyrealfood.com/is-the-bpa-free-beaba-babycook-really-worth-the-money/ Thu, 05 Jan 2012 00:19:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Beth Young http://realbabyrealfood.com/is-the-bpa-free-beaba-babycook-really-worth-the-money/#comment-34 Beth Young Sun, 21 Feb 2010 19:21:39 +0000 http://seriouslyspoiled.com/?p=340#comment-34 I have a food processor and pots with steamers. I know I could have just used them. But, I'm a very busy working mom of 3 sons, and the hassle of pulling out big, bulky contraptions was something I knew I wouldn't do. The Babycook is tiny and can sit out on my counter all the time without getting in the way. The fact that I can steam and then puree in the same appliance is fantastic. Then I just rinse it out and pop it in the dishwasher. Very, very convenient and practical for someone like me. The $150 price tag isn't really that bad, considering it pays for itself within the first month or two. (I only buy organic, top of the line food for my children, and that is quite costly!) I LOVE the Babycook, and I think it is worth every penny! I have a food processor and pots with steamers. I know I could have just used them. But, I'm a very busy working mom of 3 sons, and the hassle of pulling out big, bulky contraptions was something I knew I wouldn't do. The Babycook is tiny and can sit out on my counter all the time without getting in the way. The fact that I can steam and then puree in the same appliance is fantastic. Then I just rinse it out and pop it in the dishwasher. Very, very convenient and practical for someone like me. The $150 price tag isn't really that bad, considering it pays for itself within the first month or two. (I only buy organic, top of the line food for my children, and that is quite costly!) I LOVE the Babycook, and I think it is worth every penny!

]]> By: Beth Young http://realbabyrealfood.com/is-the-bpa-free-beaba-babycook-really-worth-the-money/#comment-341 Beth Young Sun, 21 Feb 2010 14:21:00 +0000 http://seriouslyspoiled.com/?p=340#comment-341 I have a food processor and pots with steamers. I know I could have just used them. But, I'm a very busy working mom of 3 sons, and the hassle of pulling out big, bulky contraptions was something I knew I wouldn't do. The Babycook is tiny and can sit out on my counter all the time without getting in the way. The fact that I can steam and then puree in the same appliance is fantastic. Then I just rinse it out and pop it in the dishwasher. Very, very convenient and practical for someone like me. The $150 price tag isn't really that bad, considering it pays for itself within the first month or two. (I only buy organic, top of the line food for my children, and that is quite costly!) I LOVE the Babycook, and I think it is worth every penny! I have a food processor and pots with steamers. I know I could have just used them. But, I’m a very busy working mom of 3 sons, and the hassle of pulling out big, bulky contraptions was something I knew I wouldn’t do. The Babycook is tiny and can sit out on my counter all the time without getting in the way. The fact that I can steam and then puree in the same appliance is fantastic. Then I just rinse it out and pop it in the dishwasher. Very, very convenient and practical for someone like me. The $150 price tag isn’t really that bad, considering it pays for itself within the first month or two. (I only buy organic, top of the line food for my children, and that is quite costly!) I LOVE the Babycook, and I think it is worth every penny!

]]> By: mommym http://realbabyrealfood.com/is-the-bpa-free-beaba-babycook-really-worth-the-money/#comment-33 mommym Thu, 04 Feb 2010 21:47:19 +0000 http://seriouslyspoiled.com/?p=340#comment-33 has anyone made rice cereal with this? the unit is great but the cookbook is horrible. has anyone made rice cereal with this? the unit is great but the cookbook is horrible.

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]]> By: Alicia http://realbabyrealfood.com/is-the-bpa-free-beaba-babycook-really-worth-the-money/#comment-31 Alicia Thu, 12 Nov 2009 04:12:47 +0000 http://seriouslyspoiled.com/?p=340#comment-31 Hi Thomas, I appreciated the info you provided on testing done with animal cages made of polysulfone that showed minute amounts of BPA migration. But not all polysulfone contains BPA, and the info we received from Scandinavian Child's testing of the Babycook product shows that it is indeed BPA-free. Best, Alicia Hi Thomas,

I appreciated the info you provided on testing done with animal cages made of polysulfone that showed minute amounts of BPA migration. But not all polysulfone contains BPA, and the info we received from Scandinavian Child’s testing of the Babycook product shows that it is indeed BPA-free.

Best,

Alicia

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