nutribullet Baby Food Bundle review

The nutribullet Baby Food Bundle NBY50100-30 pairs a baby-food blender with a separate Turbo Steamer. That distinction defines the buying decision: the steamer cooks, defrosts and sterilizes; the blender purees. It is a two-appliance prep route, not a machine that steams and blends in the same bowl. Choose the bundle if both stages are useful and you can handle the extra counter space and transfer between tools.

One set, two different jobs

The opened U.S. bundle page identifies the current product as Baby Food Bundle SKU NBY50100-30 and describes nutribullet Baby plus Turbo Steamer. Its current listing calls the bundle a New Product and shows an Add to Cart control. The page’s named steamer configuration is the Baby Turbo Steamer BSR-0801N: a lid, steamer base, measuring cup, two defrosting trays, sterilizing tray and egg-cooking tray. Its listed dimensions are 10.04 by 6.1 by 6.5 inches, with a 2.14-pound base and 39.3-inch cord.

The bundle description says the Turbo Steamer is for cooking and sterilizing and the Baby Blender and accessories are for pureeing and storing. The detailed “What’s Included” list, however, itemizes the steamer components only; it does not separately enumerate the blender’s cups or storage pieces. The standalone Baby NBY50100IN page lists its own package, but that is not enough to assume every cup count or accessory is identical in this bundle. If a particular number of storage cups or a specific bowl size is essential, do not treat the bundle photo or standalone list as confirmation for NBY50100-30.

Steam first, then handle and cool the food

The Turbo Steamer has five settings and a built-in timer. Its separate guide gives different water and time instructions for foods, plus dedicated procedures for defrosting and sterilizing. The manufacturer says the steamer itself does not blend; after steaming, the food must be moved to the Baby blender for pureeing. The cycle therefore involves more than selecting one automatic “steam-and-blend” button: it uses distinct tools, a transfer and a cooling step.

That separation can be useful. Steaming does not occupy the blender bowl, and the steamer’s trays support its specific cooking, egg, defrosting and sterilizing tasks. The manual says to keep clear of the hot steam vent, avoid moving the appliance while it runs, and let it cool before moving or storing. For sterilizing or defrosting, the manufacturer’s page and guide direct users to Setting 5 with a full measuring cup of water; steaming fresh ingredients uses the food-specific chart. It is not a general hot-liquid blender, and the Baby manual cautions against blending hot ingredients in sealed vessels. Let cooked food cool before blending; check the food temperature before serving.

The blender is still a small-batch Baby model

The separate standalone Baby NBY50100IN page lists a 200-watt base, Pulse, a Batch Bowl and a Short Cup. That is useful context for the Baby family, but the bundle page does not name its blender sub-SKU, so those specifications are not verified for this exact bundle. The opened bundle page itself does not state blender wattage, control details or vessel capacities. The standalone Baby guide limits motor operation to one minute at a time; apply the exact component instructions supplied with the bundle. Do not use the steamer’s dimensions or the existence of a separately sold 32-ounce replacement bowl as a capacity claim for the blender package.

This bundle also does not remove cleanup. The Turbo Steamer guide describes separate trays and a base that needs care; the Baby blender uses its own cup, blade and base. For the standalone NBY50100IN, the product FAQ recommends hand-washing its Extractor Blade to preserve the gasket and says its cups, lids and freezer tray are top-rack safe; that exact component-care list is not separately itemized for NBY50100-30. The Turbo Steamer guide supplies its own care instructions for the lid, trays and measuring cup; wipe the appliance bases and do not immerse them. Use the bundle’s own component instructions for the exact blender pieces. Two tools add flexibility, but they also mean more pieces to wash and put away.

When the bundle makes sense—and when it does not

NBY50100-30 suits a household that wants a separate small steamer as well as a Baby blender and can follow two distinct manuals. Its strongest difference from the stand-alone Baby NBY50100IN is the added Turbo Steamer. If you already own a way to steam food, the base Baby package is the simpler blender-and-storage route. If your priority is avoiding transfers and dishes, compare the NBY50200 Baby Steam + Blend: it uses one work bowl for its own steam-and-blend sequence, though that bowl’s numeric volume is not published.

Do not choose NBY50100-30 for a 48-ounce blending vessel, adult smoothie batches, hot blending in a sealed cup, or an integrated same-bowl steam/blend cycle. Those needs are not established for this package. The manufacturer’s Turbo Steamer warranty card states a one-year limited term with conditions; its page also advertises a one-year warranty for the bundle. The current offer status was checked on October 24, 2026 and may change. No independent lab performance, texture or noise measurements are claimed here.

Manufacturer Baby Food Bundle page · Turbo Steamer user guide · Baby Steam + Blend alternative