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KitchenAid 700-Watt 12-Cup Food Processors | 
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| Brand: KitchenAid
Buy New: $159.99 - $399.00
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MPN: 137252
ASIN: B0006UAU68
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Product Description
This unsurpassed 700-watt food processor is perfect for cooks of any experience level! The spacious 12-cup work bowl and 4-cup mini bowl provide more than enough room for all your cooking needs. Includes a mini blade to make a mini-chopper, and a tall feed tube, making it easy to put foods of all sizes in the processor. One-year warranty. Model #KFP750.
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Great food processor April 28, 2008
Patrick Miller (Pa, USA)
This Food processor has plenty of power, is user friendly, and is well built. I like the storage box for the additional components which are dish washer safe! If you are looking for a food processor this one should be right at the top of your list!
 Great Machine April 21, 2008
Jason Wheeler (Ontario Canada)
I received it in 2 days which was a nice surprise when I was given a 5-7 day quote. It came well packaged so no damage was done. When people say it quiet they mean it. Our old processor could be herd 3 doors down. This one my wife can run it without disturbing the kids as they watch TV at low volume basically in the same room less than 10 feet away. It makes short work of anything she throws at it. The only problem she has so far with it is when she uses the smaller bowl, Some of the mix spills into the larger one which means she has to wash it as well. Not a big deal though considering she can dice/slice and shred all of our pizza toppings in under 5 minutes and wash both bowls where as doing it by hand took 45min to an hour.
Love it recommend it to anyone, it's worth its wait in gold.
For the price, a good machine April 10, 2008
Jevid (California)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This replaced a very old Cuisinart and so far, it's working well. I will say that the Cuisinart was quieter, and I liked the way the bowl on the Cuisinart actually "attached" to the base when locked in place. On the KitchenAid, I find that the bowl moves around a fair bit when mixing dough. Granted, it works fine, it's just a difference. I really like the feeder tube setup on the KitchenAid; it's easy to use and it works well. It is taller than the Cuisinart, but still fits under my cabinets. I wish I could get a flat lid for it like I had for my Cuisinart. I mostly use my FP with the steel blade, and the flat lids are a lot easier to to clean up & fit in the DW better. I have not used the mini bowl yet, but it seems like it should be a useful thing. While the quality is very good and I can't complain about it, I will say that my older Cuisinart felt more solid. I have no experience with a newer Cuisinsart, so I can't compare. The price on the Onyx KitchenAid, which I purchased, was excellent, so for the $$, it's working out well so far.
Better than before April 7, 2008
BB (Texas)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
My first one which I had for years I loved but this is much better. The attachments come in a seperate case which makes it easy to keeptogether. The mini bowl is MUCH improved and does not spill over as the older version plus the finger indents make it real easy to get out.
pretty neat April 5, 2008
Barry Caito
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
having used it four or five times already(within ten days of purchase), i find it has no problem performing as advertised, no matter which option or operation i use. only time will tell if it is a "lasting" thing, but so far it is fine.
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