Dr.Isla FSJ01 baby food maker review: steam then blend

Dr.Isla FSJ01 Baby Food Maker (Steam & Blend)

Reviewed by the Product Choicest team Β· Updated Jul 16, 2026 Β· How we review

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Quick verdict

A 2-in-1 baby food maker that steams then blends purees in one cup, made for parents starting solids, but mahal for a gadget baby soon outgrows.

At a glance

BrandDr.isla
TypeBaby food maker (steam + blend)
Priceβ‚±1,899 (as of Jul 11, 2026)
Owner rating4.9 β˜… from 3,892 reviews
ShopDr.Isla PH
Units sold10K+

Specifications

TypeBaby food maker (steam + blend)
ModelFSJ01
FunctionsSteam, blend, grind, puree
CapacityNot specified
WattageNot specified
Voltage220-240V
MaterialBPA-free plastic

Pros and cons

βœ“ Pros

  • Steams then blends purees in one cup
  • BPA-free build, safe for baby food
  • Great 4.9 rating
  • 10K+ sold
  • Sold by the Dr.Isla PH store

βœ— Cons

  • Listing still doesn't state exact wattage or cup capacity
  • Baby outgrows it once on table food

The Dr.Isla FSJ01 isn’t a plain steamer. It’s a baby food maker that steams fruit or veg, then blends it into a smooth puree in the same cup. It has a great 4.9 rating with 10K+ sold.

What you get

One machine that steams then purees, so you skip transferring hot food between a pot and a blender. Drop in carrots, kalabasa, apple, or chicken; steam until soft; flip to blend for baby’s first solids. It also grinds meat and smashes chunkier textures as your baby moves into stage-two foods, so it stretches from six months through toddlerhood. The listing doesn’t state the exact wattage or cup capacity, so ask the seller via Shopee chat if batch size matters, worth knowing if you like to prep a few days of frozen puree cubes at once.

Is it safe for baby food?

The cup is BPA-free plastic, so it’s made for food contact. Wash every part before first use and check the pieces when they arrive. Let steamed food cool a little before serving, and start purees thin, then thicken the texture as your baby gets the hang of solids.

Is it sulit?

Around β‚±1,899 as of July 11, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s mahal next to a plain steamer or a cheap blender. You’re paying for the steam-and-blend combo in one cup, worth it if that convenience saves you time daily during the weaning months.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you’re starting solids and want steaming and pureeing in one gadget from a store with strong reviews. On a tight budget, or past the puree stage? A basic steamer plus any blender does the same for less. Compare in our best food steamers in the Philippines roundup and food steamer buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

If you want the same steam-and-blend combo for less, the HODEKT multifunctional baby food processor does the job at around β‚±1,699 as of July 11, 2026. Past the puree stage, or on a tight budget? The Astron FS48 2-layer food steamer is our Best Value pick at around β‚±899 as of July 11, 2026. Pair it with any blender you already own.

Compare Dr.Isla FSJ01 Baby Food Maker (Steam & Blend)

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Dr.Isla FSJ01 safe for baby food?

The cup is BPA-free plastic, which is what you want touching baby food. Still wash everything before first use and check the parts when they arrive.

Can it grind meat, or just purees?

Both. It steams then blends smooth purees for first solids, and it also grinds meat and smashes chunkier textures as your baby grows into stage-two foods.

What's the cup capacity and wattage?

The seller doesn't specify either, only that it runs on 220–240V. If batch size matters to you, ask via Shopee chat before ordering.

Is it worth β‚±1,899 versus a steamer plus a blender?

At around β‚±1,899 as of July 11, 2026, it's mahal for a gadget baby outgrows once on table food. It earns its price only if steam-and-blend in one cup saves you time daily during the weaning months.

Is this safe to use for baby food?

Anything touching infant food deserves scrutiny. Dr.Isla sells through its own PH store, but the listing publishes no food-grade certification or BPA-free test document. Ask the seller for the material spec before buying, and wash the bowl and blade thoroughly before first use.