NutriBullet NBY-50100 Baby Complete Food-Making System, 32-Oz, White/Blue/Clear, 18-Piece Steam Blend Store Set Review (2026)

Who this food-making system suits

This is the NutriBullet Baby Complete Food-Making System, an 18-piece set built around a 200-watt motor base, a 32-ounce batch bowl and a dedicated baby blending blade. It suits parents who want to cook and puree in the same kitchen session rather than relying on store-bought jars, and who plan to batch-cook and freeze several days of meals at once. The 32-ounce bowl and 12-ounce short cup give enough capacity for a week of purees in one sitting, which matters most once a baby is eating several times a day. Parents who only need to blend a few spoonfuls occasionally, or who already own a general-purpose blender, may find the dedicated baby-only design less useful than a simpler stick blender.

What is included and what it is made from

The set includes the motor base, baby blending blade, 32-ounce batch bowl with lid, 12-ounce short cup with lid, six storage cups with date-ring lids, a storage tray, a freezer tray with lid, and a recipe book. The bowl and cups are made from BPA-free plastic, and the storage pieces are designed to go from freezer to fridge to reheating without needing to be transferred to separate containers. The date-ring lids on the storage cups are a small but practical detail, letting parents mark when a batch was made so nothing sits in the freezer too long. Because this is a puree and blend system rather than a steam-and-blend combo appliance, cooking still happens on the stove or in a separate steamer before the food goes into the blender.

Everyday use and cleanup

In daily use, the system works best with already-soft ingredients such as steamed vegetables or ripe fruit, since the motor is not intended for raw, hard produce. Reported feedback on the blender notes it can struggle with anything that is not already soft, so a few extra minutes of pre-cooking time helps get a smooth result. All of the plastic components are dishwasher safe, which cuts down on hand-washing eighteen separate pieces after every batch. The tradeoff of an 18-piece set is storage: between the motor base, bowls, cups, and trays, this needs a dedicated cabinet shelf or drawer rather than fitting loosely among other kitchen tools, and parents in smaller kitchens should plan for that space before buying.

How it stacks up against other baby food makers

On the site's baby food makers guide this system ranks fifth of seven, behind two Baby Brezza one-step cooker-blenders and two BEABA Babycook models that combine steaming and blending in one bowl. Those higher-ranked rivals cook and puree in a single vessel with auto shut-off, while the NutriBullet keeps blending separate from cooking, which means an extra step but also a simpler, lower-cost motor unit. Against the BEABA Babycook Solo, which has a smaller 37-ounce capacity, the NutriBullet's 32-ounce bowl is comparable, and its price point is typically lower than the all-in-one steamer combos. Parents who already have a steamer or like cooking on the stovetop may prefer this simpler blend-and-store approach over a bulkier combo appliance.

Bottom line on who should buy it

The NutriBullet Baby system earns the site's score of 8.8 out of 10 for being a straightforward, well-equipped blend-and-store kit at a lower price than combo steamer appliances. It is a good fit for parents comfortable steaming or roasting food separately and who want strong blending power plus a full set of freezer-ready storage cups in one purchase. It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants a single appliance that cooks and blends without swapping tools, or who has limited cabinet space for an 18-piece set. Households already invested in the NutriBullet brand, or who want dishwasher-safe parts for quick cleanup, get the most value from this set.

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