Blender recommendations?
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summer rain
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Argos do a hand blender along with a mini chopper attachment and a whisk and its brilliant
https://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4237178.htm
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https://www.argos.co.uk/static/Product/partNumber/4237178.htm
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I've had it a while and its the best blender we have had, and we have had all types of blenders and food processors. As we do BLW with ours I mainly use it to blend soups and smoothies but it gets them completely smooth, and its very powerful takes only a few seconds to completely blend up a big jug of fruits or vegetables xx
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Heard good things about babycook one but don't buy the one they have on offer in aldi as its rubbish!
It was a gift from MIL so it's not like I can buy another one either! I had originally bought the babycook one too but cancelled order as she text to say she'd bought this one from Aldi! Lovely of her but
It was a gift from MIL so it's not like I can buy another one either! I had originally bought the babycook one too but cancelled order as she text to say she'd bought this one from Aldi! Lovely of her but
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I agree with the hand blender suggestion. I bought a basic one with no bowl attachments etc for probably only about £5 from Argos or Tescos. All you need is a bowl at home. Hardly any washing up then too! You purée for so little time that I don't think it's worth buying anything more expensive unless you need it.
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I started solids with my son at 6.5 months so never used a blender at all.
Started at 6 months with my daughter, who was my first, so I did puree for the first month or so.
If you are starting near 6 months it is likely the blender will only get used for the first month then sit in a cupboard, so if you do want one then go for a basic hand stick blender - we got one £5 from Asda.
If starting at 6 months you dont even need to blend - you can just fork mash if you want - makes it all so much easier. If you steam your carrots then they go soft and can be fork mashed, if you want add a bit of milk
Started at 6 months with my daughter, who was my first, so I did puree for the first month or so.
If you are starting near 6 months it is likely the blender will only get used for the first month then sit in a cupboard, so if you do want one then go for a basic hand stick blender - we got one £5 from Asda.
If starting at 6 months you dont even need to blend - you can just fork mash if you want - makes it all so much easier. If you steam your carrots then they go soft and can be fork mashed, if you want add a bit of milk
