SosekiBaby Tutto Baby Food Maker Review
A 9-in-1 glass steamer and blender for homemade baby food. Specs, cleaning, capacity and who it suits.
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Seb and Michelle
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The SosekiBaby Tutto Baby Food Maker is worth buying if you want steaming and blending in one glass bowl instead of a pot plus a blender. It’s 450 watts, holds 10 fl oz, and the bowl and blades are dishwasher-safe. Skip it if you batch-prep a week of food at once.
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How this review was made: written from my own video review of this product. Every opinion here is my own, from using it myself.
Quick Verdict
One glass bowl, 450 watts, and the pot plus blender routine disappears. The 10 fl oz capacity is the limit here: it’s a meal-at-a-time machine, not a Sunday batch-prep machine.
Buy if you:
- Have a 4 to 10 month old and want age-stage presets
- Want food touching glass and 316L steel, not plastic
- Make one or two fresh portions a day
- Hate hand-washing blender parts (bowl and blades go in the dishwasher)
Skip if you:
- Batch-freeze a week of purees, 10 fl oz runs out fast
- Have no spare counter outlet, it’s corded, 9.4 x 7.4 x 7.4 in
- Already own a steamer and a decent blender
| Dimensions | 9.4 × 7.4 × 7.4 in |
|---|---|
| Weight | 4.2 lbs |
| Bowl capacity | 10 fl oz |
| Power | 450 W, corded |
| Materials | Glass, 316L stainless steel, Tritan housing |
| Warranty | 1 year, +6 months with registration |
Nine Menus, Three Age Stages, One Bowl
I ran the auto mode three times and the texture shift between the 4, 6 month and 7, 9 month presets is real, the older-stage puree had enough particle left that I’d call it a mash, not a smooth. The 10+ month preset goes chunkier still. Manual mode lets you stop the blend wherever you want on that spectrum. Nine menus total, plus a built-in grinder and auto shut-off. Current pricing is on the product page.
Where This Baby Food Maker Sits
Food-contact parts are glass and 316L stainless steel, BPA-free, lead-free, with Tritan only on the outer housing to keep weight at 4.2 lbs. That matters because most competitors at this price use a plastic bowl the whole way through. The steaming is a gentle water-bath method rather than a blast of jet steam, which is the usual argument for preserving more vitamins. If glass on every contact surface is your non-negotiable, the shortlist at this price gets very short.
Cleaning Is the Part That Decides It
Dishwasher-safe glass bowl and 316L blades, plus an auto-clean cycle: this is the feature that keeps it from sitting unused in a cupboard. Baby food appliances die in the cupboard because washing them is a chore, and a device with a sealed plastic bowl you have to scrub by hand gets used twice. Glass also doesn’t stain orange after a month of carrots. The 316L steel on the blade is the grade that resists corrosion, so repeated dishwasher cycles shouldn’t pit it.
Before You Order One
10 fl oz capacity means one or two servings per run, not a week’s worth of frozen purees; at 9.4 inches long and corded, it needs dedicated counter real estate. The box covers the rest: recipe booklet, manual, silicone storage container, measuring cup, spatula and cleaning brush. Registration adds six months to the one-year warranty, so do that the day it arrives. Check availability here.
Pros
- Glass bowl and 316L stainless blades, no plastic touching food
- Three age-stage auto presets plus a manual texture mode
- Auto-clean cycle, and bowl and blades are dishwasher-safe
- Full accessory kit included: spatula, measuring cup, storage container, brush
- Light at 4.2 lbs, easy to move off the counter
Cons
- 10 fl oz bowl is too small for batch-prepping a week of purees
- Corded, so it permanently occupies an outlet and counter space
- Glass bowl means handling with more care than a plastic one
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I reheat or defrost food in it?
It steams, so you can warm food through the steam function, but the listed modes are built around cooking and blending fresh ingredients. There are 9 menus total, and the manual covers which ones apply to what.
Can I get replacement blades or a spare glass bowl?
The blades and glass bowl are removable parts, so they’re serviceable rather than sealed in. Contact SosekiBaby directly for spares, and register the unit to extend the warranty from 12 to 18 months.
Does it still have a use once my baby is past purees?
Yes. The 10+ month preset handles chunkier textures, and the built-in grinder plus manual blend mode work for things like oats, nuts and small-batch sauces. It isn’t a full-size food processor though.
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The Tutto earns its counter space for the parent making one or two fresh portions a day, glass bowl, dishwasher-safe blades, and age-stage presets that actually change the texture. If that’s your use case, it’s the right buy. If it isn’t, nothing in this review should have convinced you otherwise.
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Seb and Michelle
We've tested over 6,500 products in the last 5 years - collaborating with over 4,000 brands and bringing our style of reviews to multiple platforms.
