Baby Bullet Steamer Instructions

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Frequently Asked Questions

• What can you cook in a Baby Bullet steamer?

  With 5 steam settings and a built in timer, you can easily cook fresh fruits, vegetables, and more in minutes. Homemade baby food made simply and quickly. Defrost and enjoy. Take batch-cooked baby food from frozen to ready-to-eat in minimal time, without any extra mess. Sterilize in a snap. Sterilize bottles, pacifiers, utensils, toys, and more.

• How does the NutriBullet Baby Bullet Turbo steamer work?

  The NutriBullet Baby ® Turbo Steamer is fast, easy to clean, and a real go-getter just like you. Not only does it steam cook fresh ingredients for homemade baby food, it also defrosts frozen foods and sterilizes baby bottles, pacifiers, utensils, and toys for easier baby times, all around.

• Can a Baby Bullet be used as a sterilizer?

  Introducing the Baby Bullet Turbo Steamer. Now, you can steam fresh foods in half the time of traditional steaming. Or, turn your Turbo Steamer into a Turbo Sterilizer in just seconds-simply insert the sterilizing tray and you can sanitize pacifiers, teething toys, bottle accessories and more.

• How do you sterilize a baby food steamer?

  You’ll first add a full cup of water to the water tray and place the white sterilizer tray onto the steamer base. Next, you’ll place the items to be sterilized on the white sterilizer tray, cover with the lid, set to Setting 5, and then simply wait for the “beep” to indicate your items are finished sterilizing.

• Is it OK to give my baby broccoli puree?

  Broccoli Puree is a great first food for babies. However, with a little bit of butter, salt and lemon it can also be a delicious and nutritious family side dish. Green vegetables are usually bitter and harder to like, for this reason, broccoli was one of the first foods I offered both my children.

• How to make the best Broccoli puree at home?

  Instructions 1 Wash broccoli and cut into small florets. 2 Add florets to approx 125ml (1/2 cup) of boiling water. Simmer, covered, for around 6-8 mins, until tender but still... 3 Remove broccoli from the pan, reserving the cooking liquid. Place in a food processor or blender and puree until smooth,... More ...

• When to add broccoli florets to finger foods?

  Add water as needed to reach desired consistency; for a creamier texture, replace water with breast milk or formula. When baby is ready for finger foods, typically around 10 months, you can serve him whole broccoli florets cut into tiny pieces. Broccoli is an ideal mix-in with other veggies, grains, and protein. Try mixing broccoli puree with:

• When is the best time to buy Broccoli puree?

  When purchasing fresh, pick broccoli with tight florets and rich green color (stalks will be a lighter green). Peak season for broccoli is October through April, although broccoli is available year-round. One medium-sized bunch of broccoli yields about eight ounces of puree.