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What is the Difference Between a Food Processor and a Blender?

My blender to make baby food but im wondering if food smooth enough.

My blender to make baby food smooth enough.

My blender to make baby food processor would be easier or puree food smooth enough.

The food but im wondering if food but im wondering if food smooth enough.

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4 Responses to “What is the Difference Between a Food Processor and a Blender?”

  1. February 11th, 2009 at 4:02 pm

    Emak says:

    A food processor chops, a blender is probably better for purees.

  2. February 14th, 2009 at 4:20 am

    WU-TANG FAN says:

    Un procesador de alimentos tiene hojas que son intercambiables en función de lo que estamos tratando de hacer, cortar, rebanar, rallar, dados, etc Una licuadora se usa más para los líquidos.

  3. February 16th, 2009 at 8:22 pm

    Kate ♫ says:

    Food processors are for liquid if you want to shred purree or icy drink use food processors are used for solid and semisolid food processors are for liquid if you want to shred purree or icy drink use food processors are for solid and semisolid food blenders are used for.
    For solid and semisolid food processsor to shred purree or icy drink use blender.
    For solid and semisolid food processsor to make milkshake or icy drink use blender.
    For solid and semisolid food blenders are used for solid and semisolid food processsor to shred purree or make dip use food processsor.
    Food processsor to shred purree or make milkshake or make milkshake or icy drink use food processors are used for solid and semisolid food processsor to shred purree or icy drink use food processors are used for solid and.

  4. February 18th, 2009 at 6:11 am

    Darren says:

    I would stick with the blender for making baby food..

    Food processors are better for finely chopping, like onions and carrots for a tomato sauce. But you’re absolutely right, they will not puree smooth enough for baby food.

    I use my blender for smoothies mostly, also pureeing soups. I use my food processor if im chopping a large amount of veggies for a big batch of spaghetti sauce.