Good quality baby food is expensive and is often nothing more than just vegetables and water.  So why not save lots of money by simply making your own fresh baby food? You don’t need to be a chef to steam carrots or boil peas, and with the Miallegro MiTutto 9090 Immersion Blender, you don’t need a lot of time to make healthy and wholesome baby food right at home. Everything from mashed veggies to pureed fruit can be whipped up quickly and easily. Making up food in bulk and storing it becomes a simple task with the help of the MiTutto blender.

The Miallegro MiTutto 9090 Immersion Blender includes multiple attachments for various uses. Making your own baby food has never been easier.

The MiTutto blender comes with multiple interchangeable attachments making it a handy and versatile kitchen tool for every day cooking. It includes a 26 oz. BPA free chopper bowl, a whisk, and four separate FDA approved stainless steel blades to cover the spectrum of food processing. The blades pop on with a bit of pressure and are pried off with a special tool. You do need to handle the blades so be careful not to cut yourself. The removal tool has a notch cut in it that fits perfectly over the shaft but is too narrow to fit over the sleeve directly under the blade, where it is intended to be placed.  This appears to be the result of a spec error. But although it doesn’t fit over the sleeve, it functions nonetheless, albeit a bit awkwardly.

With five speeds and a turbo function, the MiTutto can be fine-tuned for chopping, mincing, mixing, blending, pureeing, and even aerating. Clean-up is super easy. The attachments can either be rinsed under the tap or thrown in the dishwasher as they are all dishwasher safe, including the mixing bowl.

You just can’t beat home cooking and making your own baby food with the help of the MiTutto is easier than you can imagine, so if you’re a dad who thinks he can’t cook, you’re wrong! The MiTutto 9090 Immersion Blender is a high quality product that encourages healthy eating  and money savings.

My ingenious method for heating up breast milk used to consist of filling a pot with hot tap water, dropping the bottle of milk into the pot and then placing another smaller pot of hot tap water on top to keep the bottle submerged. After ten minutes or so, I’d check the milk, realize it wasn’t warm enough yet, drain the pots and start over again. Eventually, I would have a bottle of perfectly warm breast milk ready to go along with an extremely fussy and hungry baby who was ready to eat twenty minutes ago.

The Kiinde Kozii has changed all of that. Now I simply place the bottle into the Kozii, turn the dial to the appropriate setting, and within minutes, the milk is ready. It couldn’t be easier. And best of all, there is no guess work. I can count on the milk being the perfect temperature every time.

With the Kiinde Kozii breast milk warmer, you can heat up milk with the speed of steam, the safety of tap water, and the ease of a microwave.

Setting up the Kozii is also a simple task. Simply fill the reservoir by pouring water into the bottle chamber, allow the water to drain, and repeat until the fill indicator at the bottom of the chamber is just under water (roughly 1 and ¾ cups).

When you turn the Kozii on, the bottle chamber fills and surrounds the bottle with warm flowing water. When the warming time is up, the chamber empties and the bottle is ready.

The warming time varies based on whether you are heating up frozen or thaw milk, as well as the volume of milk in the bottle. As far as which setting to use, a chart printed in the instruction booklet lists estimated warming time, although it is still recommended that you test the tempertaure of the milk before feeding. My one suggestion is that the warming chart could be printed on the side of the Kozii for a more convenient reference.

There is some maintenance involved in keeping Kozii clean and working properly. It is recommended that every two or three days, you replace the water in the reservoir and every two months, you descale Kozii with a water and vinegar solution followed by rinsing with fresh water three times. This process is a bit of a chore, but relative to the hassle of heating milk each time with the double pot method that I described earlier, it is no hassle at all. And unlike the double pot heating method, it can be done after baby is fed and happily snoozing away.

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