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Dr Brown’s Formula Mixing Pitcher Review

Formula Feeding

Dr Brown’s Formula Mixing Pitcher

Why We Love It

  • Unique blade mixes large batches of formula quickly with no clumping
  • Helps minimize air and foam in formula
  • Makes up to 32oz of formula at once
  • All parts are BPA free and dishwasher safe

To Consider

  • Price may seem steep at first glance (but it is definitely worth it!)
Editor's Rating: Rated 5 out of 5
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Bottom Line

The best pitcher for mixing large batches of clump-free formula.

The Dr. Brown’s Formula Mixing Pitcher is the best when it comes to mixing large amounts of formula for your little one. This pitcher comes with a uniquely designed blade the easily dissolves and mixes powered formula with no clumping and less foam than shaking a bottle.

How to Use the Dr. Brown’s Pitcher

To mix your formula you simply add water to the pitcher, add the powdered formula, and assemble the pitcher top with the mixing blade attachment. Gently pumping up and down on the top handle mixes the formula perfectly. By using the unique blade and pumping motion to mix the formula this greatly reduces the amount of air and prevents foam from forming. Infants that have issues with gas will greatly benefit from this mixing technique.

The Specs

With the Dr. Brown’s mixing pitcher you can make approximately 32 oz of formula at a time! A huge time saver for busy parents.

After you’re done mixing the formula, by twisting the lid you can lock the pitcher and store in the refrigerator for later use. And when you are all finished you can easily clean the container since all parts are dishwasher safe.

Protip:
To save time while mixing formula with this pitcher use a digital kitchen scale instead of measuring individual scoops. The weight of each scoop is listed on the formula package so you can easily calculate the amount of powder you need based on how much formula you are mixing. Plus, digital scales are much more accurate and you are less prone to messing up measurements this way while you are distracted and/or sleep deprived. “Was I on scoop 10… or 11?”
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