Nuts & Seeds
Nuts and seeds should not be given to children under the age of 5, as they could choke on them.
However, according to most pediatric nutritionists, they are so healthy (monounsaturated fats, vitamins, amino acids, etc) that in an ideal world they should be included in the diets of babies from around 6 months old in a crushed or ground form.
Thanks to Emulsionizer, now you can give to your baby all the essence of nuts and seeds in a radically different way.
Example: Enrich your baby formula (milk) or soup by pouring it into the Emulsionizer jar. Place the Nut Bag Disk on the filter, fit it on the jar, pour the enriching ingredients in the filter (nuts, seeds, vegs, roots, etc.) and blend for 1 minute.
Threads, Particles and Food Pieces
Some babies eat almost anything enthusiastically, while others, much to the desperation and agony of their parents, are extremely picky.
Main reason is that many babies (and several kids) will not eat a homemade soup or cream if it contains threads, lumps, or chunks of food. Emulsionizer is the perfect colander to avoid these situations. You just need to understand when and how to use it.
An example: Sauté or stir-fry the favourite vegetables of your baby. Add a little water or broth and stir for 2 to 5 minutes. Place the Food Mill Disc in the base of the Emulsionizer filter and add the mixture you just cooked. Blend for 1 minute with the hand blender keeping the strainer slightly raised so the puree falls into the container or pot you’re using. Press with the mortar. You’ll end up with a perfectly sifted, delicious cream, free of strands and lumps.
Plant Milks
Lactose and gluten intolerance is growing, with regions where it affects to a majority of the population.
Amazingly, many people suffer from stomach-ache, skin eruptions, cramps, nausea, diarrhoea, etc. without knowing that these symptoms are due to these intolerances.
And when they finally find out, they tend to start buying expensive packaged plant milks (nutritiously very poor because the ultra-pasteurizing process erases almost all nutrients).
On the opposite side, homemade plant milk only last 5 days in the fridge, but is much more nutritious than its packaged version.
With Emulsionizer you can make perfect plant milk from nuts, oats, soy, or any type of seeds and easily recycle the leftover pulp into delicious dishes, veggie pates, or even homemade chocolate cream.
Then you can use this plant milk to feed the baby if is lactose allergic. Or you can also mix this plant milk with your baby’s pure to add the properties of the nuts in it.
