Baby Bullet {Sponsor Spotlight}

 Baby Bullet, LLC, takes pride in the products that they offer, they design products to meet or exceed the demands placed on them through everyday use. Their products go through extensive "real-world" testing to determine what works and how they will be able to make their products better then any others on the market. They even use these products in their own homes.

 Baby Bullet 20 pc. set

This 20 piece Baby Bullet set includes:

• The Batch Bowl
• Power Base
• 6 Date Dial Cups & Storage Tray
• 2 Short Cups & 2 Stay Fresh Lids
• Easy Pop Batch Tray & Lid
• Blend Blade (Stainless Steel)
• Mill Blade (Stainless Steel)
• 1 Spatula
• User Manual
• Pocket Nutritionist
• Cookbook

I have made so much baby and toddler foods with the Baby Bullet! It is truly awesome and I would definitely say it's a necessity! Not only is it adorably cute, but it is also very functional and durable. I also have the Baby Bullet Steamer, which is also a great product and also easy to use.

I love making all sorts of fruit, vegetable and mixtures of the two for the boys. Since the boys are now 3 years old and 20 months old I use the Baby Bullet to make purees to put in their pouches and also sometimes they will eat it with a spoon by themselves. I use the batch bowl if I'm making more then one to two servings. The batch bowl would be great for making a week or two worth of food for a younger baby or a few days to a week of food for a toddler. The short cups are great for making a day or two worth of food for the babies and toddlers who rather not have the same food for many days in a row. Ezio will only eat the same food one or two times in a week.

Ezio enjoying some homemade bananas and apple sauce!

Not only will you know exactly what your baby is eating and be able to create delicious creations for your little one, but you'll also save money!! A bag of full sized carrots is about $2 here and you get about 10-12 large carrots per bag. When Ezio was an infant I could use 1-2 of these large carrots for at least one entire weeks worth of food for him! If you break that down it's about $0.02 for an entire weeks worth of food!!! A jar of baby food from the grocery store is about $0.65 unless you have a coupon and they are on sale, but even then it still costs more then $0.02 for an entire weeks worth! It's about the same price for making apples for a week, plus a little dash of cinnamon for added flavor for the older babes. Bananas are even cheaper, they are usually $0.29-$0.49/pound and you really only need one possibly two bananas to make a weeks worth of food for a younger babe. But, even if your making food for pouches for a toddler like I am, your still seriously saving money from your pocket! The reusable pouches are cheap as well the food you'll be adding to it. 

The mill blade is great for turning brown rice into baby cereal and things like that. The blend blade is great for all sorts of fruits and vegetables. The spatula is a must! You sometimes have to scrap larger pieces off the sides of the bowls, so much easier then trying to use a butter knife or something. The cookbook is very helpful for beginners and even those of us who have been making baby food and such, there is always something to learn about everything.

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Do you think you could commit to making all or some homemade food for your baby? What  recipe on The Baby Bullet Blog or another recipe would you like to make the most? 

Disclosure: Mami's 3 Little Monkeys received the above products in exchange for our honest review. All opinions and experiences are my own and may differ from those of your own. I received no monetary compensation for this publication.