Philips Avent 4-in-1 Healthy Baby Food Maker (Model SCF883/01)

Product Description Steam, blend, defrost and reheat in one jar, for unlimited healthy baby food options. Plus a helpful recipe app. We understand that nutritious food is essential to your baby's healthy development. Our Philips Avent 4-in-1 healthy baby food processor helps you prepare tasty homemade meals, tailored to your baby's needs, in a simple way. Our ideal Philips Avent technology lets the steam circulate upwards from the bottom so the food cooks evenly and retains all its goodness, texture, and liquids for blending. No need for a hand blender! Once your fruit, vegetables, fish, or meat have been steamed, simply lift and flip the jar over to blend, with no transfer of food required! You don’t need to wait around and watch the process, the baby food maker will beep when the food is cooked to idealion. You can serve the food immediately or store it in the container included, and reheat it later on with the easy to-use reheating or defrosting functions. Our 4-in-1 healthy baby food maker helps you to prepare varied, nutritious food for every step of your baby’s weaning and feeding journey. You and your baby can discover the taste and texture of new foods together. From finely blended fruit and veg to meat, fish, and pulses. If you need meal inspiration, simply download our app for helpful advice on weaning your little one. Together with the help of child nutritionist Dr. Emma Williams, we offer weaning advice, along with tasty, fresh cooked recipes and meal ideas to help you give your baby a healthy start in life and to set good, lifelong eating habits. Our compact Philips Avent 4-in-1 healthy baby food maker is designed to make sure it’s easy and practical for you to use. The jar has a 1000ml capacity, so you can cook up to four meals at one time. Serve one meal and store three in your fridge or freezer for later. Settings are intuitive, and there are very few parts, making it simple to clean and store. Ingredients Bien lire la notice avant utilisation