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Reddit · r/KitchenAid · 48 days ago

Bought the KitchenAid 9-cup food processor refurbished and isn't fond of it: it shreds and slices with only one shred size and two slicing sizes, so it is basically a glorified cheese shredder.

Reddit · r/instantpot · 111 days ago

Threw their Cuisinart in the trash and picked up a Ninja Auto-iQ Professional food processor, which they find wonderful.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 314 days ago

Was gifted the 9-cup BN600C and is disappointed that the manual forbids dry ingredients and grinding with the chopping blade, so nut butters, flours and sorbets look off the table; it only comes with a chopping blade, a dough blade and a slicing/grating disc, and they are considering returning it.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 321 days ago

Owns the Sous Chef 16 Pro, a Christmas gift that has lasted a good while, and calls it a workhorse used weekly. Says the base is heavy, it is hand-wash only, and it will not truly fit 16 cups of shredded food.

Reddit · r/Vitamix · 376 days ago

Bought the Breville Sous Chef 16 Pro for a train kitchen; slightly bigger than expected but so well made it's worth the space, with a very sturdy blade box.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 515 days ago

Their KFP720 7-cup processor's bowl handle snapped while assembling it for hummus and cheese, and KitchenAid no longer supports the model so the whole unit became unusable. Now wants a processor that lasts 20 years and not KitchenAid.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 556 days ago

Their FDP65 spits garlic and small cheese ends out the sides, so only large pieces get grated; they had to finish a 2 x 5 cm piece of parmesan by hand and are unsure whether this is normal or the machine is poor.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 614 days ago

Has the Kenwood MultiPro Go and says it is pretty dang good, including for shredding carrots.

Reddit · r/NinjaFoodi · 621 days ago

Making peanut butter from roasted peanuts in their BN800's food processor bowl gave off a burning smell after five or six minutes of processing.

YouTube · Chinwe's CreativeKitchen · 667 days ago

Got strong suction-cup feet that anchor the 1200-watt base to the counter so it doesn't budge while kneading heavy dough. Triple-layer stacked blades shred dense ingredients fast inside the 2.1-liter jug and 1.8-liter processor bowl. Preset Auto-iQ buttons take out the guesswork by cycling pulse speeds automatically. You only get one personal blending cup in the box though, and the exposed blades demand extra caution when handling and cleaning.

YouTube · Real Life Reviews by Aiva · 667 days ago

Runs three vessels off one motor base, handling everything from slicing veggies in the 1.8-liter bowl to crushing ice in the 600 ml cup. Also includes a 1.9-liter pitcher, and the motor powers through dry ingredients without stalling after a year of heavy use. Still, those stacked blades stay razor-sharp and can easily nick your fingers if you aren't careful washing them.

YouTube · Kitchen Draft · 667 days ago

1200-watt motor base with a 2.1-liter jug and 1.8-liter bowl, tears through prep work fast with four-tier blades and Auto-iQ presets. It's built mostly of plastic though, and the razor-sharp blades are tricky to wash.

YouTube · Chineze Frances · 667 days ago

Speeds up daily meal prep with fast chopping, grating, and slicing in a tiny footprint. Everything stacks neatly inside the bowl so you can slide the whole setup into a tight kitchen cupboard or drawer. The retractable power cord keeps your counter clutter-free while you're working through ingredients. Cleanup takes just a couple of minutes at the sink. That 1.3-liter bowl is pretty small for batch cooking though, and you'll have to pre-cut larger veggies to fit down the narrow feed tube.

YouTube · Atinuke 🇩🇪 · 667 days ago

Chops onions and preps everyday vegetables in seconds without hogging counter space. The direct-to-bowl chute lets you shred big batches into a mixing bowl so you don't have to stop and empty the 1.3-liter jug. A built-in cord wrap keeps the base neat when stored away. Still, the motor gets pretty loud at full speed, and the razor-sharp blades require careful hand washing.

YouTube · Mum In The Mix · 667 days ago

Slices and shreds veggies straight into a bowl via the 360-degree Express Serve chute. Built-in cord wrap keeps counters tidy, and parts wash fast. You can't run it past 30 seconds nonstop though, and the chute is tight.

YouTube · DIY & Review Lab · 667 days ago

Shreds carrots and slices cucumbers into even pieces in seconds down the continuous feed chute. The compact motor base takes up way less room than older full-sized processors while still holding a generous three-liter bowl. Turning the pulse dial gives you instant control over texture, and the plastic parts rinse clean under tap water in no time. It's a real time-saver for big salads and slaws. You'll find thin unchopped veggie ends trapped above the spinning disc though, and clearing them out by hand is annoying.

YouTube · Earl Grey · 667 days ago

Cubes, grates, and slices dense blocks of hard cheese rapidly for charcuterie boards. Dual speed controls deliver plenty of torque without stalling under heavy loads, and the parts rinse clean fast under the tap. Still, the drive shaft and bowl won't lock unless lined up just right, and small cheese scraps get trapped above the disc.

YouTube · OyinHunnieTV · 667 days ago

1000-watt motor with a three-liter bowl, powers through slicing, grating, and spice grinding. Included bag keeps the steel discs neat. Still, the bulky parts hog cabinet space, and it's tricky washing the sharp blades.

YouTube · Sayo Solanke Phillip · 667 days ago

Handles everyday vegetable chopping and prep work nicely across ten months of kitchen use. Its compact footprint tucks into small cupboards easily without hogging counter space. The simple rotary dial makes switching speeds and pulsing super straightforward. Still, the motor struggles with heavy or sticky doughs, and the stiff safety lid tabs don't click in easily.

YouTube · How To With J&A · 667 days ago

800-watt base with a 2.1-liter bowl, slices, grates, and mixes dough smoothly. Reversible disc saves drawer space, and the light bowl washes fast. It's light enough to slide on slick counters though, and the blades are sharp.

YouTube · Joe's Phenomenal · 667 days ago

850-watt base with a 9-cup bowl, cuts prep time way down whether you're chopping herbs, pureeing sauces, or kneading bread dough. Auto-iQ presets pulse automatically in short bursts so crisp veggies don't turn into watery mush. Dropping the reversible slicing and shredding disc onto the center post makes quick work of salad prep and block cheese. Everything rinses clean without much fuss after dinner. Still, storing the tall feed chute lid and extra attachments takes up a lot of cabinet space.

YouTube · The Average Kitchen · 667 days ago

Slices cucumbers and firm veggies in a flash using the dedicated disc setting on the simple push-button base. The 9-cup bowl locks down with a solid click, and its tight lid gasket keeps wet sauces from splashing out. That tall multi-blade assembly is intimidating to handle though, and it's bulky to store in a shallow drawer.

YouTube · One piece · 667 days ago

Turns frozen bananas into creamy nice cream in seconds and doesn't bog down in the 9-cup bowl. You get a dough blade and slicing disc, though the metal blades are razor sharp and tricky to wash by hand.

YouTube · Vazquez · 667 days ago

Heavy die-cast metal base with a 1200-watt motor, stays rock steady on the counter without shuddering during tough prep loads. The nested 2.5-cup mini bowl blends small batches of hummus smoothly so you don't have to dirty the giant 16-cup work bowl for quick tasks. Clear alignment markings on the body make twisting the containers into locked position simple and foolproof. All that industrial build quality makes the base extremely heavy, though. Moving it around is a workout, so you'll want permanent counter space before buying.

YouTube · The Life of Matt · 667 days ago

Comes with five multi-function discs and three blades in a dedicated storage box to tackle almost any prep job. The whisking attachment whips heavy cream into stiff peaks in seconds, and rubberized feet keep the base planted firmly on the counter. Still, it weighs 26 lb, so hauling it in and out of cabinets isn't practical for daily cooking.

YouTube · AmyLearnsToCook · 667 days ago

Slices zucchini cleanly, shreds cheese in seconds, and cuts whole potatoes into even fries. The 2.5-cup mini bowl chops herbs without a mess, though it's bulky and washing all the discs takes extra work.

YouTube · Felipe Patrick · 667 days ago

1000-watt motor with a wide five-inch chute, takes whole veggies without pre-slicing and doesn't bog down. The slicing disc adjusts thickness with a quick twist, though it gets loud on hard blocks of cheese.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 685 days ago

Owns the 16-cup Sous Chef (without the peel and dice kit) and says it is worth it. It has lasted for ages and still goes strong; the julienne blade and the extra bowl space for bulky items like cabbage are favourites, and the small bowl insert handles small quantities.

Reddit · r/NinjaFoodi · 832 days ago

Their BN800UK from 2020 developed a crack from the motor mount that leaked and damaged the machine; the replacement cracked the same way a few months later.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 1095 days ago

Bought the Breville 16-cup Pro about three years ago after long deliberation and is very happy with it.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 1096 days ago

Has had the Breville 16-cup Pro for three years with no complaints and says it does a lot of work; only wish is that it were easier to clean. Bought it from Amazon Warehouse for $300.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 1342 days ago

Bought the Ninja 3-in-1 food processor/blender for about 100 GBP. The shake cup holds up well and the processor chopped vegetables as wanted, but the processor bowl's mountings came loose and it fell apart after fewer than 10 uses, less than a year in.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 1741 days ago

Bought the 16-cup Pro and loves it, mainly for cutting and slicing. Says its speed and power justify the cleanup, which is easy.

Reddit · r/Cooking · 2103 days ago

Loves the 7-cup KitchenAid, bought at a good price to replace a Hamilton Beach: no almond-flour sugar cloud when pulsing macaron ingredients and it feels less cheap and clunky. Half the price of the Cuisinart they used to own.