What is a Baby Brezza?
It is a one step baby food maker.
What makes it one step?
Unlike the traditional cook then transfer the food to a blender, food processor or a wand blender. It is all done in this convenient machine.
Most moms state I would love to make my own baby food but it is too much work when I can just grab this jar off the shelf and be done. With the Baby Brezza the work is pretty much eliminated. I say pretty much because yes you still need to cut the food to 1) fit in the machine and 2) be a standard size so everything cooks quickly and at the same rate.
Our Thoughts~ I have always made baby food for our boys. And yes I have also used some stuff off the shelves in the thought of well this will be easy and convenient since I didn't take the time to prep and make some. When our first son was born I decided I would try to make all our baby food. I got the blender and started cooking and then transferring and then blending and then transferring to cool and freeze. And yes many times I burned myself in the transferring process because I was either in too much of a hurry or the food came out at me to fast into the blender or I was just plain ole' not paying attention.
When Baby Brezza agreed to work with us I was so excited I was jumping out of my skin. I have been so curious how this machine works and if it is really worth the money. After a lot of testing I can hands down say. This machine is way worth your money. Even if you are on your last child like I am it is still worth your money. It is a time saver, a burn saver, and all around a peace of mind giver. You know exactly what you are putting in your baby because you made it. And you know exactly how old the food is because you made it. And if you have a picky eater you can accommodate his picky palate with your own creations. Along with you can customize your food to even add spices to open up his or her palate to a whole new world of flavor. And if you get stumped on what to make Baby Brezza has a recipe section on their site.
Making Baby food with the Baby Brezza is so easy. You fill up the water reserve and then cut up your food into small pieces and put them in the blending cup. Lock into place and set the time for the time you need to steam your food. You can either use the steam and blend option, or steam only or even blend only for the food you do not need to cook first like Bananas and avocados. The machine will then do its work and when it is done your baby food is ready to either eat or freeze. I pre-made stuff for my freezer so I then put it in my 1 ounces ice cube trays and froze my food then once frozen I popped them out and stored them in ziploc freezer bags. When I am ready to serve to the baby I just take out what I need and let defrost in the frig or you can defrost right in the machine.
| Prepping to start some cooking |
| Ready for the freezer |
When talking with the Baby Brezza Company we were chosen to not only test the machine but test an idea. Giving real data of what you can make vs what you can buy. So they sent us a $15 gift card.
With that $15 I bought
- a bunch of bananas
- 2 ORGANIC Sweet Potatos
- 2 ORGANIC Avacados
- 4 ORGANIC Carrots
- 3 ORGANIC Pears
- 2 ORGANIC Apples
With This I made:
- 45 ounces of Bananas
- 26 ounces of Carrots
- 61 ounces of Sweet Potatos
- 14 ounces ofApples
- 20 ounces of Pears
- 20 ounces of Avacados
In the store right now you can get a
- 5oz pack of Gerber Nature Select for $1.05, so for $15 you can get close to 14.5 packs for a total of 72.5 ounces for 186 ounces of Gerber you would be paying $38.48. By making your own you save $23.48
- 2.5 ounce Jar of Roundy's Organic (store brand) for $0.69 almost 22 jars for a total of 55 ounces for 186 ounces of Roundy's you would be paying $50.73. By making your own you save $35.73
- 2.5 ounce Jar of Beech Nut for $0.69 almost 22 jars for a total of 55 ounces. For 186 ounces of Beech Nut you would be paying $50.73 By making your own you are saving $35.73
Find Baby Brezza and learn more at their WEBSITE, FACEBOOK or TWITTER.
Feel free to leave me comments below I would love to hear about your baby food making experiences and some of your favorite recipes to make for your baby.


Thank you for this! I have the BB and I came here searching for a way to get the blade out. Thanks so much for sharing your trick! I love this machine SO MUCH. :)
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