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Practical accessories to make your own baby purees

January 25, 2013

You’ve decided to make your own baby purees? Here’s everything you need to make delicious and healthy baby purees made with love for your baby.

Smart Stick blender

This electric blender by Cuisinart is perfect for mixing, chopping and whipping your fruits and vegetables and includes a bowl of 16 ounces to help you measure and mix with no mess.

$ 69,99

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