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A few weeks before giving birth to baby number two, my Mum turned up at my house after a shopping trip and produced this Lindam Mini Blender. Essentially, she bought it for when baby is weaning... more

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  • 69 of 69 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 4 StazKilly

    Member since 28/05/2012

    Reviews written: 32

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Ideal size, easy to use, blends food well and is affordable

    Disadvantages Disadvantages None

    A few weeks before giving birth to baby number two, my Mum turned up at my house after a shopping trip and produced this Lindam Mini Blender. Essentially, she bought it for when baby is weaning and eating pureed food, as with my Daughter I used to spend a lot of money on jarred food, so she bought me this to save me some money in the long run. LINDAM The blender is made by Lindam who are a specialised baby brand aimed at producing safety items. They are best known for their playpens, safety gates and monitors, and over the years have started to make toys, food items and electricals. They are ... more
  • 32 of 32 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    nessie3105

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Ideal for pureeing baby food; Compact; Easy to clean

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Takes a long time to puree; Small lumps of food can still be left.

    I had looked at the 'Lindam' blender several times on my trips to Tesco and I had virtually decided to purchase one when the time came foe Ellie to have solids. I changed my mind when it actually came to buying a blender for Ellie's food; with money tight due to my maternity leave pay, I decided to try the Sainsburys 'value' hand held blender, which cost less than £5.00 This proved to be a MASSIVE mistake. On my first go at pureeing food for Ellie, I was very enthusiastic and keen. I had prepared the apples and carrots, following strictly the instructions in my Annabel Karmel book and I was ... more
  • 20 of 20 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 6 MsTricia

    Member since 18/07/2012

    Reviews written: 301

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages small, lightweight, easy to use, compact with good capacity for weaning babies

    Disadvantages Disadvantages not as powerful enough to do mashed potato or butternut squash

    When my daughter was a tot I absolutely lived on kiddicare.com as they had everything a new mummy could want at cheap and affordable prices! One of the things I purchased when my daughter was about 6 months old was this Lindam mini blender. At the time I am pretty sure it cost me a mere tenner (bargain!) but have now seen it sells on the website for £14.99. ***Features*** It is effectively a blender, ideal for pureeing and mashing foods to give weaning babies. It comes with a white solid base, which has a plug socket attached which is inserted into the wall for the electricity to power it. It ... more
  • 11 of 11 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 2 nayland

    Member since 17/07/2012

    Reviews written: 28

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages Perfect for blending baby the same food as you!

    Disadvantages Disadvantages I couldn't find any

    Again I must confess to another impulse buy with this product. I have been looking after my youngest grandson 2 days a week since April and as it got nearer to him going onto solids I started to look out for a mini blender. I was in my local Tesco's when I couldn't believe my eyes as they had been selling this particular brand for £1.89 and it normally retails for aound £12.99. I asked a young lad if they had anymore and he went out the back to see and much to my pleasure he had a box with 3 inside. So I grabbed 2 one for me and the other one for my daughter. Now if you see one of these you ... more
  • 10 of 10 Ciao users found the following review helpful
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    Level 2 kayzf12

    Member since 04/02/2012

    Reviews written: 10

    User recommends the product

    Advantages Advantages small and compact, comes apart easy, easy to clean , does the job,.

    Disadvantages Disadvantages Sometimes the blade doesnt reach the contents too well but mostly ok. Noisy. As are most blenders

    I bought this for under £20 for the sole purpose of home pureeing baby food but hopefully will get other uses out of it eg making smoothies etc This does the job basically, It comes apart into 4 pieces. The main unit which plugs into the mains, the plastic holder with measurements on, the blade and the lid. It all secures on nicely with a bit of twisting as directed on the blender. The instruction manual was pretty clear and give you rough estimate of portion sizes you should blend in here, although can't say I abide by that! It is operated simply by turning on at wall, and pressing blue ... more

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Product Details

Manufacturer Lindam
Type Liquidiser
Maximum Wattage 60
Number of Speed Settings Variable Speed
Volume of Bowl in Litres 0.3

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