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Beaba Babycook Steamer & Blender

September 28, 2007 by · 2 Comments 

Babycook Steamer & BlenderNow that I’m starting the weaning process with the bambino, I’m on the lookout for something to make the whole process easier. I don’t want to always be buying jars or tubes of stuff, and whilst I could do things with a pot…well the Babycook Steamer and Blender by Beaba looks like just the thing to keep a mama churning out little organic meals for her bambino.

It blends, steams, defrosts, and reheats and it’s quite compact.

£68 from John Lewis. I have tried to find cheaper but unless you get a good deal on eBay, it looks like everyone charges the same price…

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2 Responses to “Beaba Babycook Steamer & Blender”
  1. Lorrienne says:
    March 5, 2011 at 7:28 am

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