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Glass Baby Food Maker - Baby Food Blender

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Easiest way to make homemade baby food in a glass bowl!

$199.99

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Only food maker that automatically steams & blends homemade baby food in 1 easy step in a glass bowl -- no transfer after cooking required
Get FREE Baby Brezza Cookbook with 50 delicious recipes + FREE 6-month extended warranty with your purchase on BabyBrezza.com in addition to standard 12-month warranty
Glass bowl makes 4 cups of baby food in as little as 10 minutes
Quattro™ Blade System blends food to the perfect consistency
3 in 1 functionality: steam & blend, steam only, blend only
Easy to use and clean – LCD control panel, fully accessible steam tank, dishwasher safe bowl/blade, removable water tank
Great for non-baby foods – use it to steam pasta & vegetables, make hard boiled eggs or even soup
18 month limited warranty (exclusive to BabyBrezza. com buyers) or 1 year if you buy from other retailers; BPA-FREE
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Automatically steams & blends homemade baby food in 1 easy step
Glass food bowl makes 4 cups of baby food in as little as 10 minutes
Blends food to the perfect consistency for baby
Easy to use & clean:
- LCD control panel
- Fully accessible steam tank and removable water tank
- Dishwasher safe bowl/blade
Other great features include:
- Saves you hundreds of dollars vs store-bought baby food
- Great for non-baby foods too such as pasta, vegetables, hard boiled eggs and soup
- BPA-FREE; 18 month limited warranty (exclusive to BabyBrezza. com buyers) or 1 year if you buy from other retailers
- Award-winning and as seen in:
See the Glass One Step Food Maker in action!

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Making homemade baby food is easier and faster than ever thanks to the Baby Brezza Glass One StepTM Baby Food Maker. Just push one button and this supercharged baby food processor will steam and blend your fresh foods for healthy meals in just minutes.

The glass baby food maker has a viper blade that blends everything to optimal consistency in its 4-cup glass bowl. In addition to the steam+blend option, you can also blend or steam separately. The machine is so versatile you can even make non-baby foods such as hard-boiled eggs and pasta for your whole family. Cleaning our baby food processor is a breeze, too. The glass bowl and blade are dishwasher-safe, and the steam tank is easily accessible for cleaning.

When you make homemade baby food in the baby food blender and steamer, you get to choose the fruit and veggies you want your baby to eat and know exactly what ingredients you’re feeding him or her. Plus, it’s economical. You can save hundreds of dollars by making your own food versus buying baby food at the grocery store.

The BPA-free One StepTM Baby Food Maker is one of the best baby food processors available today. Why worry about chemicals and additives in your baby’s food? Prepare nutritious and delicious meals for your little one in no time and order this game-changing food processor today. Get the best baby food maker on the market and make meal time a breaze.

The 4 Best Baby Food Makers

	Ninja BL660	NutriBullet Blender	Oster Pro 1200 Blender	Sage Spoonfuls Puree and Blend	OXO Tot Food Masher
Awards
Price	$120 List $119.99 at Amazon	$110 List $97.48 at Amazon	$90 List $89.99 at Amazon	$50 List $49.99 at Amazon	$12.00 List $11.99 at Amazon
Overall Score
Star Rating	1 2 3 4 5	1 2 3 4 5	1 2 3 4 5	1 2 3 4 5	1 2 3 4 5
Pros	Top-performer, three-tier blade, safety mechanisms, and lots of extras	Easy to use, excellent purees, large batches, easy to clean	Glass, easier cleaning, above-average performance, and user-friendly	Quality puree, easy to clean, inexpensive	Minimal, small in size, compact, lid included, easy to clean, inexpensive, portable
Cons	Can't accommodate hot ingredients, blade can scratch pitcher	No cooking feature, not portable, takes up space	Loud on highest setting, trapped food chunks under blade	Does not cook	Below-average puree quality, small amounts, requires effort, lid may pop-off, staining
Bottom Line	A blender with a unique blade system, safety locking lid, suction-cup feet, and more extras, but can't handle hot liquids	A top-notch blender that consistently creates smooth purees and offers enough capacity to produce large batches of baby food but takes up kitchen counter real estate	A blender that performs decently and features a Boroclass pitcher that is durable and healthier for babies	Simple, inexpensive, and versatile, this unit makes baby food in a snap	A travel-friendly, manual food maker that mashes, but does not puree like machines
Rating Categories	Ninja BL660	NutriBullet Blender	Oster Pro 1200 Blender	Sage Spoonfuls Pure. ..	OXO Tot Food Masher
Puree Quality (35%)
Ease of Use (30%)
Health/Safety (20%)
Ease of Cleaning (15%)
Specs	Ninja BL660	NutriBullet Blender	Oster Pro 1200 Blender	Sage Spoonfuls Pure...	OXO Tot Food Masher
Capacity	72 oz. Pitcher (MAX Liquid Capacity : 64 oz./8 cups)	8 cups	6 cups	Not Listed for Food Processor, N/A for Immersion Blender	Not Listed
Footprint	Large	Large	Large	Small	Small
Steam	No	No	No	No	No
Settings	Blend, Puree	Blend, Puree	Blend, Puree	Blend, Puree	Blend, Mash
Special Features		None		None	None
Included Accessories	(1) 72 oz. Pitcher, (2) 16 oz. Nutri Ninja Cups with Lids, and (1) Small Blade	Tamper, Recipe Booklet	(1) 6 cup Pitcher, 24 oz. Smoothie Cup with Lid	HomeMade Essentials Package Available with (1) Recipe Book, (6) Glass 4oz Storage Jars, (60) Labels, (1) Immersion Blender with Food Processor Attachment and Pocket Guide	(1) Lid
Available Accessories	None	Yes	None	Sage Baby Eco Steamer, Sage Spoonfuls - Simple Recipes, Healthy Meals, Happy Babies; Sage Spoonfuls Pocket Guide, Assorted Storage Jars, Pouches, Snackie and Munchie Bag Sets	None

Best Overall Baby Food Maker

NutriBullet Blender

$97 at Amazon

OVERALL
SCORE

Electric: Yes | Cooking Capable: No

REASONS TO BUY

Excellent purees

Makes large batches

User-friendly interface

REASONS TO AVOID

No cooking feature

Takes up space

The NutriBullet Blender is an all-star machine that produces silky-smooth purees with the capacity to blend large batches of baby food. The container is BPA-free plastic, large (64 oz), and easy to clean. Wipe the motor base with a damp cloth; everything else is dishwasher-safe. However, we recommend hand washing to prolong the product's longevity, and a baby bottle brush, like the OXO Tot Brush, works well to reach nooks and crannies around the blade. We think this machine is excellent for families with multiples or those making extra baby food to freeze and store. The user interface is simple, with a range of settings from low to high that get the job done no matter what the task. This blender wins an award over the slightly higher-scoring option because it can accept hot liquids, and the other option cannot.

The NutriBullet's size takes up room on the countertop or cabinet. It is also not an all-in-one machine, meaning you will need to cook the food elsewhere before blending. However, we think steaming on the stovetop is just as easy as using an all-in-one machine, and it avoids the plastic-related health concerns that come from cooking in plastic. There is no doubt that the NutriBullet produces excellent, smooth purees that are perfect for a beginner baby embarking on a solid food journey. So, if you seek top-notch puree quality and want the capacity to make generous batches of baby food, NutriBullet is the one for you.

Read more: NutriBullet Blender review

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Budget-Friendly Puree

Sage Spoonfuls Puree and Blend

$50 at Amazon

OVERALL
SCORE

Electric: Yes | Cooking Capable: No

REASONS TO BUY

Smooth purees

Versatile uses

Budget-friendly

Small footprint

REASONS TO AVOID

No cooking feature

The Sage Spoonfuls Puree and Blend produced near-perfect puree every time with a simple, intuitive interface that is ready to use right out of the box. Its compact size, versatility, ease of use, simple cleaning procedure, and high performance of puree quality are impressive. The immersion blender allows parents to puree softer foods to a perfect consistency in a matter of seconds and the smaller size means it can go anywhere and be easily stored. We think the food processor is equally effective, quickly grinding brown rice or oatmeal into tiny granules, perfect for baby cereals.

We did run into a few hiccups with some crunchier than desired carrots while using the immersion blender, so you'll need to double-check purees before feeding. This immersion blender is unequipped to handle hard, raw foods, but the food processor can take over to finish the job. In short, this product blends like a dream, sports a small footprint in your kitchen or on travel, and will remain a helpful cooking tool well beyond preparing food for your baby. With a budget-friendly price, it is hard to find fault with this healthy option.

Read more: Sage Spoonfuls Puree and Blend review

We found mason jars were easier to use with the immersion blender than other containers when pureeing with the Sage Spoonfuls.

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Healthy Glass Choice

Oster Pro 1200 Blender

$90 at Amazon

OVERALL
SCORE

Electric: Yes | Cooking Capable: No

REASONS TO BUY

Boroclass pitcher

Easy to clean

Motor power

REASONS TO AVOID

Loud on high setting

Unlike any other competitor in our review, the Oster Pro 1200 Blender sports a Boroclass pitcher. We believe this material has multiple benefits. It is durable, not easily scratched (unlike some plastic contenders), and doesn't stain. We consider this material healthier than plastic as it does not have the potential to leech chemicals into food contents. The blender's puree quality score is higher than most, and considering the product's cost, we think this blender is satisfactory for most blending needs when making homemade baby food. We also appreciate that the blender's parts are easy to disassemble, making the cleaning process significantly easier.

One disappointment with this blender is that small chunks of food can become trapped under the blades, which isn't ideal when creating smooth purees and requires extra attention to ensure the final product is thoroughly blended. Of course, the Oster Pro is not a high-end blender, but we greatly appreciate its Boroclass pitcher and consider it a great perk when making baby food, allowing us to overlook most drawbacks. This glass blender is a good option for parents trying to limit their baby's exposure to plastic.

Read more: Oster Pro 1200 Blender review

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Best for Travel-Friendly

OXO Tot Food Masher

$12 at Amazon

OVERALL
SCORE

Electric: No | Cooking Capable: No

REASONS TO BUY

Portable

Compact design

Inexpensive

REASONS TO AVOID

Manual power

Below-average puree

Lid pops off

If you are prepping baby food on the go for your toddler, the OXO Tot Food Masher is a handy product. It is arguably one of the simplest baby food makers on the market and includes a masher, bowl, and lid. With a compact design, the masher can dismantle and nest inside the bowl, plus it is lightweight and small, making it portable and ready for your next adventure.

The OXO is manual and muscle-powered, so reaching the desired consistency when mashing some foods can take effort and time. Softer foods like steamed veggies and soft fruits like bananas and avocados yield the best results. It cannot remove skins or seeds, so it isn't suitable for younger infants. Considering the mashed food consistency, the OXO is best for a child who can manage texture, not a beginner baby. Also, some users report that the lid can come off in a diaper bag, creating potential messes. If you are a family who wants an inexpensive baby food maker useful to life on the go, and your baby can manage some chunks or texture, then the OXO is a great solution.

Read more: OXO Tot Food Masher review

Broccoli

Credit: Molly Bradac

Not Recommended: Concerning Scratches in Plastic Bowl

Hamilton Beach Food Processor

$55 at Amazon

OVERALL
SCORE

Electric: Yes | Cooking Capable: No

REASONS TO BUY

Large container

REASONS TO AVOID

Learning curve

Fine scratches

With the power, space, and a bowl scraper accessory, the Hamilton Beach Food Processor appears to be a handy machine when making homemade baby food. Across the board, it creates smooth purees suitable for most babies, and its container capacity makes it a strong candidate if you want to make large batches.

This machine has a bit of a learning curve as it has multiple parts compared to others. But, our most significant issue with this machine is that after multiple uses, we noticed fine scratches on the plastic bowl, leaving us concerned that those scratches might mean that plastic particles could be getting mixed with the baby's food. In our opinion, this issue alone left us uncomfortable using the product for making baby food, and we would not recommend it to a friend. We suggest looking elsewhere with other competing products in our review that both score higher and don't share similar concerns.

Read more: Hamilton Beach Food Processor review

Credit: BabyGearLab Staff

Not Recommended: Unknown Black Residue

NutriBullet Baby

$56 at Amazon

OVERALL
SCORE

Electric: Yes | Cooking Capable: No

REASONS TO BUY

Easy to use

Extras

REASONS TO AVOID

Black residue concerns us

Thanks to its adorable and child-friendly design, the NutriBullet Baby is an attractive baby-centric option. It has many extras, such as two blender sizes, storage cups, and a freezer tray. Although you will need to house these accessories, the blender does not take up much space on your countertop. When it comes to puree quality, this smaller gadget did well, creating smooth purees that work for most babies.

While testing, we noticed an unknown black residue underneath the extractor blade, leaving us to worry about what is creating this substance and if it was entering the food. Multiple negative user reviews on Amazon also evidence this issue. The full review contains more details and a response from NutriBullet, which acknowledges the black residue but claims it does not reach the food. While we have no reason to believe this mysterious black residue presents a health or safety risk, it is nonetheless an issue we don't see on any other competing product. And, frankly, it leaves us uncomfortable using the product to make baby food or to recommend it to a friend. Therefore, considering this issue alone, we do not recommend this product, despite its blending performance.

Read more: NutriBullet Baby review

The NutriBullet Baby was ready to make baby food to be of service quickly after unboxing.

Credit: Abriah Wofford

Tip: We realize that our review includes mostly blenders. Since all-in-one machines have greater potential for mold growth and accidental burns, we think blenders are easier to clean and are the right tool for blending baby food.

Compare Products

We tested various top baby food makers on the market to determine which option is right for you.

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Why You Should Trust Us

We purchased each baby food maker in our lineup to complete hands-on testing and side-by-side comparison, assessing which contenders make baby food suitable for little ones. Our evaluation considered factors we believe collectively contribute to a product's overall performance, and these metrics include puree quality, ease of cleaning, usability, and health and safety. Each maker was tested in 32 individual tests, including 12 different purees using foods like carrots, rice, chicken, and more. We tested everything from durability and puree consistency to ease of use, quality, and more. We used the makers side-by-side to determine the scoring in each metric, overall ranking, and award winners.

At BabyGearLab, we present detailed scientific reviews of baby gear. Leading this review is founder, pediatrician, and mother of two, Dr. Juliet Spurrier. Dr. Spurrier guides our testing metrics and methods and product selection. Also contributing are Senior Review Editors Wendy Schmitz (mother of 2) and Molly Bradac (professional nanny for 15 years), who have extensive experience preparing baby food over the years.

The Ninja BL660's blade is unique, making it stand out from the competition.Our team of baby gear experts hands-on tested each product in our review.

Analysis and Test Results

During testing, we considered the following criteria when evaluating how well the baby food makers work: puree quality, ease of use, ease of cleaning, and health and safety. Below you'll find the details from our testing.

Value

Making baby food doesn't need to break the bank, and our lineup includes something for every budget. We consider the Sage Spoonfuls Puree and Blend to have the most value for your dollar in our lineup. It performs well overall, offers versatility and longevity as you can use it to make smoothies or shakes, and has an affordable price. If your budget is slightly more flexible, the Oster Pro 1200 may also fit the bill. We consider its price reasonable given the blender's Boroglass pitcher, which is durable, doesn't stain or scratch, and offers a versatile capacity to create large batches of baby food or smoothies for all.

To evaluate and rate puree quality performance, we selected various foods for testing, including ones that are not only soft but also raw, have skins, and frozen.

Credit: Abriah Wofford

Puree Quality

The most important factor of any baby food-making machine is its ability to puree ingredients smooth enough for a baby. We considered how well the products pureed various foods, whether there were chunks or skins left behind, and the overall texture consistency with each puree result. Issues with puree quality can include blade design, container and blade combination that can cause food to move away from the chopping area, the consistency of the food (how well it was cooked), and the blended quantity. For the best puree, you'll need to adjust your recipe as you go (adding extra water to dry foods) to achieve the right consistency puree for your child's age. Older babies more accustomed to eating solids might not mind chunkier foods, but you'll need to avoid solid chunks to prevent potential choking.

The blenders in this review created smoother, more consistent purees than the machines that steam and blend. We aren't sure if the all-in-one products failed to cook ingredients enough or the blade and container design were incapable of adequate blending. As a result, we think a blender creates the best puree results. The Ninja BL660 and the NutriBullet Blender rank the highest among our blender contenders, scoring 9.5 of 10 and 9.3 of 10, respectively.

A couple of low-ranking contenders include the NutriBullet Baby and Hamilton Beach, scoring 1 of 10. The NutriBullet Baby produces excellent purees that are smooth enough for younger babies. Still, we significantly reduced the product's overall performance score due to a black residue forming under the extractor blade. This issue concerns us as we are unsure of the residue's source and makeup. The Hamilton Beach also produces decent puree results, but its bowl scraper accessory leaves fine scratches inside the plastic container, potentially resulting in plastic mixing with the food. We don't care for either machine as we believe other products in our lineup do not share these kinds of food contamination concerns.

Contenders that require muscle power to mash food to desired consistency, such as the OXO Tot Food Masher, will inevitably rank lower as it is difficult for a simple option like this to match an electric blender's smooth consistency with rotating blades. Although softer foods yield better results, we believe the OXO Tot is best for a child who can manage texture, not a beginner baby.

Before purchasing a food maker, determine which features are important to you and meet your needs.

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Ease of Use

Most of the products we tested were reasonably easy to use. Typically, the number of parts corresponds with the difficulty of setup and use. Still, the user interface varied from one knob to no buttons to settings that required a manual to decipher.

Instead of multiple features like some other contenders, the Nutribullet Baby offers one speed and less motor power. But, it is simple to use. Load up your container with ingredients, press down, and voila! Homemade baby food.The blenders offer multiple settings that are easy to understand and control to operate.

All of the blenders are fairly straightforward, have intuitive interfaces, and require little effort to assemble; however, the all-in-one machines and the Hamilton Beach required more research to operate correctly, with continual reference to the user manual to determine food cooking time. Nonetheless, these contenders ranked low, scoring low 5's of 10. It would be helpful if these companies included a magnet or laminated guide of cook times, so parents don't need to consult the manuals repeatedly.

Even though the blenders require stovetop cooking of food, we still think they are easier to use and less of a hassle than using the all-in-one steamers with a higher learning curve. Often, you can blend whatever dinner you've prepared for the family for your baby, saving time and effort. Among the competition, the NutriBullet Blender and Oster Pro 1200 earned top scores in this metric, scoring 8.2 of 10 and 8.0 of 10, respectively. Although these contenders do not steam and cook foods, they are easy to use out of the box, have user-friendly interfaces, provide high capacity to make large batches of baby food, and with several blending settings, there's bound to be one that meets your needs.

For blenders, one safety concern is handling and cleaning the blade, which is sharp. When handwashing, we highly suggest using a bottle brush.

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Health and Safety

We investigate each product for elements related to potential health concerns or the possibility of injury during regular use. For blenders, the main concern is the blades and whether there is a safety mechanism that prevents the blades from spinning when your fingers are in the range.

With steam machines, we considered the potential for plastic to leach chemicals into food, especially when heated during the cooking process and whether the devices had steam tanks that were hard to clean or difficult to see into indicating a potential for bacteria or mold growth that could end up in your baby's food. Steam can also cause burns, and we assessed the machine design and how well it tried to mitigate this potential.

The Sage Spoonfuls has limited plastic components, and nothing cooks in plastic, making it a healthier option than all-in-one options that heat baby's food in plastic.

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Among the competition, the Oster Pro 1200 scores 9.9 of 10, allowing it to rank the highest. It has no water tank to cause steam-related injuries or nooks and crannies to propagate things like mold or rust. On the flip side, the BEABA Babycook, an all-in-one machine, requires transferring cooked food from the steam container to the blender container, creating a significant potential for accidental burns, causing it to rank low, scoring 4.8 of 10.

The Oster Pro 1200 Blender is one of the easiest options to clean with parts that are dishwasher safe.

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Ease of Cleaning

Cleaning food off of any surface can be challenging, especially if it is sharp or strangely shaped. Extra caution is required during cleaning every product in this review, and cleaning the all-in-one products is trickier, as the water chambers can't be accessed (these require periodic cleaning to prevent mineral deposit build-up).

Some machines have top-rack dishwasher-safe parts, which can be helpful, but we find a top-ranked baby bottle brush simplifies hand-washing, and quick rinsing immediately after use is better. We recommend hand-washing whenever possible to increase product longevity. This also helps prevent potential degradation of the plastic that could result in potential chemical leaching.

If you don't immediately rinse the blades on the Baby Brezza Complete, you will have difficulty cleaning it as the pureed food will dry and stick inside the holes.

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The Oster Pro 1200 earned one of the highest scores (9.5 of 10) for ease of cleaning as its parts are easy to dismantle and are dishwasher-safe. The all-in-one machines are the hardest to clean, with steam tanks that require regular maintenance and some areas you can't see or reach for proper cleaning. Unfortunately, the Baby Brezza Complete did not rank well, scoring 4 of 10. This baby food maker has many parts, and the unique blade with small holes requires rinsing immediately after use, or you'll be scrubbing for a while to clean the holes.

All-in-one machines, blenders, and food processors, oh my! What is best for making baby food? In general, we think blenders are an all-around better option and the way to go when creating homemade baby food.

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Baby Food Maker vs. Blender

When it comes to baby food makers, we have to admit the all-in-one cookers don't really compare to the puree-only options - plus, they are more expensive and have potential health concerns. As a result, we widened our scope to include other machines that don't cook food but perform better where it counts, making purees. There is no doubt that the results and data show that these machines create smoother and more ideal purees than the traditional baby food makers that also cook the food before pureeing. Our award winners do not cook food. We believe it is easier to steam/cook food on the stovetop before blending than to use the all-in-one machines in this review. Plus, this more traditional cooking method avoids the concerns of cooking food in plastic, which raises health and safety concerns of potential chemicals leaching into food. This is why our award winners include puree devices instead of all-in-one baby food makers.

Our review offers the details and recommendations you need to narrow down the options and help you select the best baby food maker on the market based on your needs and budget.

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Conclusion

Choosing a great baby food maker can be more complicated than you think, especially if you don't have experience in this arena. Luckily, we've done the messy and delicious research for you, and our detailed reviews provide the information you need to make the best buying decision for your baby. We are sure there is an option here that will meet your needs and baby food-making goals.

90,000 mother, who found glass in baby food: from the plant, we were given juice, but I'm afraid to give it to the child

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Natalya Partolina

February 20, 2015 12:56

Nine -month the boy miraculously did not swallow a piece of glass the size of a bean, which ended up in apple-blueberry puree

This piece of glass ended up in a jar of baby food. Photo: from the personal archive of Darya Goryuutina.

Darya Goryuutina still remembers this day with a shudder:

- The whole horror is that I scooped up the puree with my own hands and gave it to my son! I saw that there was something like a clot in the spoon, but I could not even think that there could be a foreign object in baby food. And even more so - a piece of glass! So I thought it was just a clot...

The kid spat out a piece of glass the size of a bean. He was lucky that the edges of the fragment were not as sharp as they could be, and he did not cut himself. And it was also lucky that the glass turned out to be large enough - if it were smaller, the boy could swallow the glass along with the puree, and the consequences could be unpredictable.

Daria has never bought baby food from the Vitebsk fruit and vegetable factory before. And then my sister came to visit, brought different purees. In the apple-blueberry and there was a dangerous "surprise".

- My mother immediately called the plant to make a complaint, but they did not listen to her, - says Daria. - In the consumer protection society, the problem was also treated coolly. And after a while I saw an advertisement for this manufacturer in one of the Vitebsk newspapers and left an angry comment. Either they read it at the plant, or the journalists began to ask questions, but after that they called us back. They asked for a jar. True, no one from the administration of the enterprise personally came to apologize, either a driver or a courier was sent for a jar.

As compensation for moral damage, the driver left Darya several packages of juice. Of course, the production of the Vitebsk fruit and vegetable plant. She is afraid to give the child juice after the incident. So there is compensation on the balcony with a dead weight.

The mill is currently investigating the incident.

- If a can is broken on the conveyor, a certain number of cans located around are removed, this is provided for by the instructions, the administration said. - We checked - on the day when this can was produced, there really was such a case. Everything was done according to the instructions. It is possible that there is a need to revise this instruction. Once again we apologize to Daria Goryuutina.

There is no talk of a recall from the sale of mashed potatoes produced by the second shift on November 29, 2013: most likely, the lot has already been sold out. Several employees of the plant are deprived of bonuses.

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