If you want to make your own baby food, the Baby Bullet slices, dices, blends and purees the heck out of a piece of produce.
It's a far cuter version of the Magic Bullet, but with a souped-up engine that could probably run my lawn mower. These blades are no joke. The thick skins of peas and apples are no match. But it doesn't steam or cook the food for you like some other popular brands of baby food makers do.
Enjoy our full review of the Baby Bullet, above, and decide for yourself whether or not you need a separate kitchen gadget for your stage-one eater. And I would be remiss if I did not remind you that it's made with plastic, so if you are like me and avoid plastic in the kitchen, then buyer beware. But then again, plastic might not be so bad for the lawn mower.