Onbi Baby SMASH - Baby Food Press for Making Healthy, Homemade Baby Food

I have another food smasher at home and don't like it as much, it's a pain to clean and adds to my pile of dishes. And I found out quickly that I didn't need a smasher that could serve an adult family of four.

This one's just the right size, I fill it up with a scoop or two of food, clasp down to smash it, and then rinse it out. From preparing the food to rinsing it off takes about a minute.

I was a bit concerned that it wasn't made of metal, but the material has a strong, durable feel and holds up well to frequent use. The handgrip design has no problem smashing food down to a mush that my baby enjoys.

I would say if you're in a daycare setting or manage a room full of small children, go with one of the bigger food smashers to create servings in bulk quantities. Otherwise if you're buying this for your own baby/kids this is the perfect smasher for a family--easier to use and much easier to clean.

I was very hesitant to get this at first because I figured the plastic would not be able to mash my baby's food well enough. It works surprisingly well on soft foods like bananas and avocados. I did get greedy and try it on an apple, that didn't go over too well. It recommends cooking the food first if it is a hard fruit or vegetable. I was able to use it pretty well for macaroni and cheese too.

The thing I didn't like about it is that it didn't come with a very thorough instruction manual. This product is able to separate into 3 pieces, but you think it's going to break when doing it. Rest assured that it won't break, you just snap each piece off one by one and you are left with three pieces to put in the dishwasher.

I think that this product really comes in handy when traveling or going to a restaurant. I can't bring a food mill or my Mash and Serve with me to a restaurant, but this one works well and I can take it home without a mess because it closes up.

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This item is the neatest thing for quickly preparing baby and toddler food. My children always preferred to eat what was on my plate instead of what was in the baby food jar! Can't say that I blame them, but it wasn't always easy to prepare food for them when we were in a hurry or eating out at a restaurant.

The Smash Baby Food Press allows you to prepare baby food instantly by simply loading it with any soft fruit, cooked vegetables, or other soft items. Place food in the bottom bowl and squeeze the handle down, like a citrus press. The food is pressed through the little openings in the perfect portion size. No more left over containers to drag around.

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I was hesitant to use this at first, but my best friend told me it would be worth it because I wouldn't have to spend so much time cutting up my baby's food. I'm a single mom and I'm just starting to introduce my baby girl to solid foods. Her pediatrician has warned me to mash up the food so that she can't choke on it. Before, I used a Cuisinart food processor, but it virtually turned the food into liquid. What I really like about this Onbi Baby food smasher is that it keeps a texture to the food. It sounds gross, but I compare it to chewing your baby's food yourself before giving it to them. It's a very natural way to feed your baby.

Now what I really wish is that you could use it on harder items like chicken. Unfortunately, it just won't smash anything other than soft food like bananas or cooked vegetables. However, my pediatrician told me this is a good thing because it actually acts as a safety device because it only lets through food that your baby can really chew and eat.

It's a little confusing to take it apart into 3 pieces, but, once you do, it's surprisingly easy to wash. This is one thing I really applaud the maker for.

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This product works about as good as you would mash your own food in a bowl with a fork. Takes alot of pressure.

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