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product_id: 163010228
title: "Tommee Tippee Baby Fresh Food Feeder for Whole Foods, Fruit and Vegetables, Easy-Grip Handle, BPA-Free"
brand: "tommee tippee"
price: "2.65 DT"
currency: TND
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reviews_count: 8
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# BPA-Free Easy-Grip Handle Travel Cap Tommee Tippee Baby Fresh Food Feeder for Whole Foods, Fruit and Vegetables, Easy-Grip Handle, BPA-Free

**Brand:** tommee tippee
**Price:** 2.65 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍽️ Feed Their Curiosity, Not Their Fears!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Tommee Tippee Baby Fresh Food Feeder for Whole Foods, Fruit and Vegetables, Easy-Grip Handle, BPA-Free by tommee tippee
- **How much does it cost?** 2.65 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/163010228-tommee-tippee-baby-fresh-food-feeder-for-whole-foods-fruit)

## Best For

- tommee tippee enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted tommee tippee brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Travel Ready:** Snap-on hygienic cap makes it ideal for on-the-go feeding.
- • **Safe and Sound:** Crafted from BPA-free materials for peace of mind.
- • **Choke-Free Exploration:** Introduce new tastes and textures without the fear of choking.
- • **Versatile Food Options:** Perfect for fruits, whole foods, cooked veggies, and meats.
- • **Designed for Tiny Hands:** Soft grip handle ensures a secure hold for little explorers.

## Description

Product Description Introducing whole foods to your baby is part of their weaning adventure, bringing new taste and texture experiences. This innovative Fresh Food Feeder helps you introduce new foods at snack time without the fear of your baby choking. Simply place things like apple, pear and banana in the soft mesh bags and let your little one chomp away. If your baby is teething, adding ice cubes can also help give them some relief from sore gums or cool them down on a hot day. The interchangeable bags and hygienic travel lid give you handy storage for snacks on the go too. Try new foods without fear of choking The simple and easy to use Fresh Food Feeder allows you to pop food into the mesh bag and replace the lid. Baby can now suck, chew and enjoy all the whole food goodness and taste, with only small pieces of food coming through the mesh. Suitable for fruit, cooked vegetables and meat, it’s a great way to safely introduce new tastes when weaning. Ideal for little hands If your little one likes to be in charge, this Fresh Food Feeder allows them to take things into their own hands. The easy to hold soft grip handles are the perfect size for little ones to grab from a highchair or table to encourage independent eating. Soothing and comforting Little gums and mouths can be painful as teeth start to develop, so having something cold and refreshing can help to soothe the sensation. Pop some ice cubes in the Fresh Food Feeder to create a instant pain relieving teether. Perfect at home and on the go The Fresh Food Feeder comes with a snap on hygienic cap which makes it perfect for storing small snacks while travelling and giving your little one something to chew on when you’re out and about. Box Contains 1 x Fresh Food Feeder; 1x Instructions

Review: Great for letting baby decide when to wean - I was a tad skeptical at first. I mean, who likes sucking juice through a mesh bag, that's gotta feel awful! But then, when you're weaning, and all baby's had is milk, or maybe some milk and baby rice, how do you get her used to the tastes of fruit and vegetables without giving her sickly sweet juice or worry about her choking on chunks? These things are perfect, but you HAVE to stop thinking like an adult, and think like a baby. They will put anything and everything in their mouths. Hands, toys, feet, remote controls, everything. It's how they explore the world. So, when you hand them this, their first impulse is to stick it in their mouth. They have a short attention span, so the initial "blergh!" reaction is overcome quite quickly, and they try sticking it in their mouth again. This happens over and over, until they realise that chewing on it with their gums serves a triple purpose: They get food, they scratch their itchy gums where the teeth may be coming through, and they get to chew on something and explore something new. So what do you do with them? Boil up some carrots, or slice up avocado and pop a few pieces into the net. don't overfill it, so it's a bulging balloon, just enough that the net is a bit floppy (they have to get it in their mouths). Screw the net back onto the handle, and then hand it to baby. The big ring around the middle stops the whole thing going in the mouth, the handle makes it easy to pop in and out, and for baby to hold, and the net is chewy and strong enough that it'll last months of mastication with a variety of mushy peas, carrots, broccoli, and all sorts in there. Finally, the last (and probably most important) thing is that, for just a few pounds, give you a way to both keep baby content for a short while, letting you get on with other stuff while she chews away merrily watching Tellytubbies, but also it gets her used to the taste of vegetables, which will pay dividends later when you need to teach healthy food choices. The battle is half won if she already likes the taste of veggies because she was weaned on them. Boiled veggies are a kind of null food. They provide lots of water and some vitamins and minerals, but you can't fatten baby up on them. So these nets aren't a substitute to actually feeding the baby. You will still need to use baby rice, or baby casseroles etc, whatever your local region does. But in between meals, when normally you'd have a giant infant hanging off a breast while you're desperately trying to reply to emails or sort other stuff out, you can instead quickly boil up a veggie (or slice an Avocado if you're REALLY in a hurry), hand it over and get on with other stuff, only keeping half an eye on her. In the beginning, she will only chew it a little, and will tend to spit it out. There will be a LOT of mess (unless he/she REALLY takes to it and sucks every gram out of the net. But as time goes by, you'll notice the bag empty faster, and the mess decrease. Once he/she can munch the bag totally, and you're needing to refill it a few times, you know the baby's ready to properly wean, and you can confidently move her onto healthy foods. Keeping him/her on sweetened rice will just lead to him/her having a sweet tooth and it'll be almost impossible to prevent the baby from crying out for sweets later on, because she's just used to the taste of them. The bag will slowly take on the colour of the foods you put in it. So it'll start out a nice clean white and eventually will be orange or greeny brown. That's fine. Just make sure you wash it in hot water (and/or sterilise it if you feel the need), and it'll be completely safe. These are a great purchase and are invaluable tools for that intermediary stage of weaning. If baby has already started to have teeth come through, you may want to move onto solids more quickly, they might be able to damage the bag if they have lots of teeth... But if there's only gums or one or two emerging teeth, you'll be fine.
Review: Fab! - I ordered these having been given a Nuby one and baby and I instantly loved it! These are great. Easy to use and a great way to introduce fruit and veg (though only given peas so far veg wise) and encourages self feeding without having to de-seed and take skins off things first of all (though you can). Found if you put oranges and watermelon (for example) in the fridge then place in here then it helps out with teething, as does the easy hold handle. Love that it came with extra net bags and unlike the Nuby is easier to use. Would definitely recommend.

## Features

- Introduce new tastes and textures without the fear of choking
- Easy-hold soft grip handle ideal for little hands
- Suitable for fruit, whole foods, cooked vegetables and meats
- Snap on hygienic travel cap makes it ideal for travel and storage
- BPA free

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07VMGGXPQ |
| Age Range Description | Baby |
| Age range (description) | Baby |
| Best Sellers Rank | 47,946 in Baby Products ( See Top 100 in Baby Products ) 740 in Sippy Cups |
| Brand | Tommee Tippee |
| Brand Name | Tommee Tippee |
| Colour | Green, Yellow |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,267 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 05010415446619 |
| Item Type Name | Fresh Food Feeder |
| Item Weight | 0.04 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Mayborn Group |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 44661151 |
| Material | Bpa free |
| Material Type | Bpa free |
| Material Type Free | BPA Free |
| Model Number | 44661151 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Pattern | Solid |
| Unit Count | 1 Piece |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Tommee Tippee
- **Colour:** Green, Yellow
- **Material:** Bpa free
- **Material Type Free:** BPA Free
- **Pattern:** Solid
- **Age range (description):** Baby
- **Number of items:** 1
- **Unit count:** 1 Piece
- **Number of pieces:** 1
- **Global Trade Identification Number:** 05010415446619

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great for letting baby decide when to wean
*by N***N on 4 August 2021*

I was a tad skeptical at first. I mean, who likes sucking juice through a mesh bag, that's gotta feel awful! But then, when you're weaning, and all baby's had is milk, or maybe some milk and baby rice, how do you get her used to the tastes of fruit and vegetables without giving her sickly sweet juice or worry about her choking on chunks? These things are perfect, but you HAVE to stop thinking like an adult, and think like a baby. They will put anything and everything in their mouths. Hands, toys, feet, remote controls, everything. It's how they explore the world. So, when you hand them this, their first impulse is to stick it in their mouth. They have a short attention span, so the initial "blergh!" reaction is overcome quite quickly, and they try sticking it in their mouth again. This happens over and over, until they realise that chewing on it with their gums serves a triple purpose: They get food, they scratch their itchy gums where the teeth may be coming through, and they get to chew on something and explore something new. So what do you do with them? Boil up some carrots, or slice up avocado and pop a few pieces into the net. don't overfill it, so it's a bulging balloon, just enough that the net is a bit floppy (they have to get it in their mouths). Screw the net back onto the handle, and then hand it to baby. The big ring around the middle stops the whole thing going in the mouth, the handle makes it easy to pop in and out, and for baby to hold, and the net is chewy and strong enough that it'll last months of mastication with a variety of mushy peas, carrots, broccoli, and all sorts in there. Finally, the last (and probably most important) thing is that, for just a few pounds, give you a way to both keep baby content for a short while, letting you get on with other stuff while she chews away merrily watching Tellytubbies, but also it gets her used to the taste of vegetables, which will pay dividends later when you need to teach healthy food choices. The battle is half won if she already likes the taste of veggies because she was weaned on them. Boiled veggies are a kind of null food. They provide lots of water and some vitamins and minerals, but you can't fatten baby up on them. So these nets aren't a substitute to actually feeding the baby. You will still need to use baby rice, or baby casseroles etc, whatever your local region does. But in between meals, when normally you'd have a giant infant hanging off a breast while you're desperately trying to reply to emails or sort other stuff out, you can instead quickly boil up a veggie (or slice an Avocado if you're REALLY in a hurry), hand it over and get on with other stuff, only keeping half an eye on her. In the beginning, she will only chew it a little, and will tend to spit it out. There will be a LOT of mess (unless he/she REALLY takes to it and sucks every gram out of the net. But as time goes by, you'll notice the bag empty faster, and the mess decrease. Once he/she can munch the bag totally, and you're needing to refill it a few times, you know the baby's ready to properly wean, and you can confidently move her onto healthy foods. Keeping him/her on sweetened rice will just lead to him/her having a sweet tooth and it'll be almost impossible to prevent the baby from crying out for sweets later on, because she's just used to the taste of them. The bag will slowly take on the colour of the foods you put in it. So it'll start out a nice clean white and eventually will be orange or greeny brown. That's fine. Just make sure you wash it in hot water (and/or sterilise it if you feel the need), and it'll be completely safe. These are a great purchase and are invaluable tools for that intermediary stage of weaning. If baby has already started to have teeth come through, you may want to move onto solids more quickly, they might be able to damage the bag if they have lots of teeth... But if there's only gums or one or two emerging teeth, you'll be fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fab!
*by L***O on 23 July 2020*

I ordered these having been given a Nuby one and baby and I instantly loved it! These are great. Easy to use and a great way to introduce fruit and veg (though only given peas so far veg wise) and encourages self feeding without having to de-seed and take skins off things first of all (though you can). Found if you put oranges and watermelon (for example) in the fridge then place in here then it helps out with teething, as does the easy hold handle. Love that it came with extra net bags and unlike the Nuby is easier to use. Would definitely recommend.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good, but not for us
*by J***D on 21 July 2023*

I can see why some people really like these as it’s a good first step for weaning. The build quality is what you’d expect from tommee tippee, although the netting was a pain to clean. Our daughter didn’t like chewing the netting so only got used a few times

## Frequently Bought Together

- Tommee Tippee Fresh Food Feeder
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*Last updated: 2026-10-18*