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- #2,303 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)
- #9 in Food Processors
Easy to Use, Clean and Store. This 7-Cup Food Processor features an innovative design with a one-click, twist-free, bowl assembly and latched lid that is very easy to use and clean. The blade and disc fit inside the bowl to make storage easy. Simple Controls with 3 Speed Options (High, Low and Pulse) handle a variety of ingredients with precision, and the easy-press paddles and illuminated LED controls make operation simple. Chop, Puree, Shred and Slice everything from cucumbers to tomatoes, cheeses and more with the reversible medium slicing/shredding disc and multi-purpose blade. A variety of shapes and sizes can be processed in the 2-in-1 feed tube located on the lid. The small pusher features a small oil drizzle opening for emulsifying sauces and dressings.
Steven
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
We typically are cooking for two and this food processor meets our needs perfectly. Works well and is fairly easy to clean.
Randi
Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2025
When my old processor died, I bought this. It has several attachments, the quality is very good, and I use it often - no problems!
Palpatine
Reviewed in Canada on February 25, 2025
Bought it for mom for a late Christmas present and so far she absolutely loves it though she was afraid to wash the blade(it cut her).
Joseph
Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2025
Multifunctional food processed. That is easy to clean and durable.
Sharon
Reviewed in the United States on January 8, 2025
I currently own a larger Cuisinart food processor which is quite heavy and difficult to use. Particularly when you need to attach and detach the food prep bowl. This KitchenAid processor is about half the weight of my current one, and the lid and bowl are very easy to attach and empty. The capacity is still large enough that I feel it fit my needs for years to come. The only part I see that could be improved upon at this time is the locking mechanism for the lid, it seems cheaply made and possibly easy to break. Hopefully time will prove me wrong.
Victor Fairholm
Reviewed in Canada on January 20, 2025
Works well with many attachments
alejandro Domínguez
Reviewed in Mexico on July 5, 2024
La estrene haciendo masa para roles de canela , me intrigaba mucho como funcionaba, la vdd bastante bien! Menos desastre y menos trastes sucios, hoy pique pepinos en cuadritos que me sorprende no venga especificado que corta en cuadritos por q es un suuuper hack vi varios procesadores y no lo hacían; espero dure mucho por q ya me enamoré !
Deb
Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2024
I have used this amazing small food processor for a few months, and overall, I am satisfied with it's operation and it works for most of its intended functions. This was a low-cost alternative to me and for it's price, it performs ok.On the plus side, this little processor does most of what it was designed to do extremely well. It's quick to set up, easy to break down and store. It is quick to process the foods it's assigned. This processor is aloso really quiet compared to our old blender, and even our newer smoothie mixer. I really think it is doing it's job well.On the negative side, however, it is not capable of doing a good job with a full-size bread recipe. You might be able to get away with fixing non-yeast breads and other types of batter-type breads in it, but when it comes to yeasted breads, the dough is just too stiff in it. It not only bounced all over the place and caused a ruckus, but even after holding it down (for 15 minutes) so I could proceed with my recipe, its bread paddle kept coming loose and sliding up the pole where it was of no use to mixing the bread itself. A second, but lesser downfall is if you have typical over-the-counter cupboards, the processor is too tall to store under them when it is fully assembled. I do not have lower storage available so I leave larger appliances on one part of my counter and this processor was too tall. I have to store it with the food intake slid behind it vs on top.I believe if you're looking for a mixer that can do bread, it would be best to stick with the wide-based stand mixers rather than this tall, but otherwise efficient, model of food processor. It is just too tall and too narrow to make yeast breadWould I buy it again... yes, because it does most of what it was designed to do. I very rarely make bread anyhow :)
Gerardo Padilla
Reviewed in Mexico on May 30, 2024
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hairosimo
Reviewed in Canada on May 25, 2024
On l'utilise depuis un an, il est robuste. On le recommande.
Mike D S
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2024
So I got this for my wife to replace her 20 year old kitchenaid food processor. This new one has several advantages over the old one.1. The motor noise is much lower, It's pretty quiet compared to the old one and just seems quiet in general. We'll see if that holds up longer term but I was impressed by the sound level.2. The blade storage system is really nice. The old unit just didn't have a way to easily stack the blades and accessories inside the bowl. The jumble of parts made cut fingers a risk so we just didn't do it. The main blades stayed in but the rest of the parts were stored somewhere else.3. Power seems really good. My wife has done some bread dough and a few other things so far and she's commented several times on how well it worked.4. The bowl just lifts off. compared to the old one with it rotate and lift setup its just a little more convenient and easier to use.Only thing to get used to is the latching and safety systems. They're not bad but the lid has to be FIRMLY latched down to energize the unit. She had a couple of times where the lid was down and the rubber seal engaged but it wasn't down that last 2-3 millimeters to the latch was fully caught and the unit wasn't running. She asked me to look at it and for a minute I thought the breaker had tripped before I figured out the latch wasn't down 100%. Not a huge deal and once you figure it out you know to double check it but it's something to be aware of.In our case the problem was made worse because the power cord for the coffee machine on the other side of the kitchen island had gotten a little loose and the coffee maker wouldn't turn on. So initially it seemed like the power to the island was out all the way.
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