- 9-Cup Work Bowl and Stainless Steel Multipurpose Blade
- 4-Cup Mini Bowl and Stainless Steel Mini Blade just right for small jobs
- 2mm Slicing Disc and 4 mm Shredding Disc
- Dough Blade
- Large Feed Tube and Pusher
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With its powerful 1/2-horsepower motor, this convenient food processor quickly and easily slices, dices, chops, and purees, helping to reduce prep time in the kitchen. Its durable sealed housing creates a sound barrier for quiet operation, while pulse control provides precision results when a light touch is needed. The food processor features a large 9-cup-capacity work bowl, premium-quality multipurpose stainless-steel blade, and a large feed tube and pusher for continuous processing.
The food processor also comes with a 4-cup mini bowl with a mini multipurpose blade, which transforms the food processor into a mini chopper, perfect for smaller tasks like chopping herbs, nuts, and onions, mincing garlic, or making baby food. Accessories include a dough blade, a 4-mm (medium) shredding disc, a spatula/cleaning tool, and instructions with recipes. For added convenience, the base of the appliance wipes clean easily, and the bowls, blades, and discs are dishwasher safe. Stylish and functional for today's busy kitchen, the food processor measures 10-1/2 by 14-1/2 by 8-9/32 inches and carries a one-year hassle-free replacement warranty.
Amazon.ca Product Description
This processor does more than just make the cut. It features a large feed tube for oversized ingredients and a 4-cup mini bowl with a mini blade for smaller tasks. Plus, it comes with a special dough blade that lets you mix and knead dough for pizza or bread.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
By ppdiaporama
TOP 500 REVIEWER
Amazon Verified Purchase
I purchased this food processor after months of wanting one and watching prices.
I made the mistake of purchasing the 9 cup model over the 12 cup model. My argyument, mainly driven by the fact that I'm cheap, was that we're only 3 so 9 cups must be sufficient.
Except ... the 25% reduction is size leads to a greater reduction in effectiveness. Read below for details.
This food process is an amazing machine. It's solid, well built, and clever. It plays an important part of our kitchen and saves a considerable amount of time.
It's biggest advantage is that it shares its base with the 12 cups model. This means that the accessories are interchangeable. The only part that isn't is the actual large workbowl.
And, that is its main disadvantage. In order to make the model compatible, KitchenAid shrunk the workbowl by 25%. It is wide, great, BUT, the stub where you place the blades is significantly shorter than on the 12 cup model and than on any other model sold on the market --even it's own 7 cup model.
The result is that most things get messy! If liquid is involved, it doesn't take much to leak out. Even when you do the bread recipe that comes with, you will have a little mess to clean-up when you lift the work bowl from the mess.
But it doesn't stop at liquid ingredients. If you're using the food processor to shred foods, some will inevitably fall through the opening when you remove the blade.
So in short, GREAT machine. Consider this design flaw before making your purchase. An off-colour 12 cup model at nearly the same price may be a better alternative.
I made the mistake of purchasing the 9 cup model over the 12 cup model. My argyument, mainly driven by the fact that I'm cheap, was that we're only 3 so 9 cups must be sufficient.
Except ... the 25% reduction is size leads to a greater reduction in effectiveness. Read below for details.
This food process is an amazing machine. It's solid, well built, and clever. It plays an important part of our kitchen and saves a considerable amount of time.
It's biggest advantage is that it shares its base with the 12 cups model. This means that the accessories are interchangeable. The only part that isn't is the actual large workbowl.
And, that is its main disadvantage. In order to make the model compatible, KitchenAid shrunk the workbowl by 25%. It is wide, great, BUT, the stub where you place the blades is significantly shorter than on the 12 cup model and than on any other model sold on the market --even it's own 7 cup model.
The result is that most things get messy! If liquid is involved, it doesn't take much to leak out. Even when you do the bread recipe that comes with, you will have a little mess to clean-up when you lift the work bowl from the mess.
But it doesn't stop at liquid ingredients. If you're using the food processor to shred foods, some will inevitably fall through the opening when you remove the blade.
So in short, GREAT machine. Consider this design flaw before making your purchase. An off-colour 12 cup model at nearly the same price may be a better alternative.
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4.3 out of 5 stars
198 reviews
363 of 370 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent processor for the money
Mar 4 2006
By cjenkins
- Published on Amazon.com
Boy, am I glad I bought this processor. It is well designed and well made. You definitely get what you pay for.
The base unit is big (10" x 8" x 6" high) and heavy. But it is amazingly quiet. It has large rubber feet which prevent the unit from moving or vibrating on the counter. The motor has enough torque to mix or rip through anything dropped in it.
The work bowl is wider than the previous 9 cup model (7") which makes it very easy to work inside and remove the contents. Another nice touch is the bowl cover which fits over both the inside and outside rim of the work bowl to prevent spillage. The large food pusher is also a measuring cup. Many of the 12 cup accessories fit this processor, too.
The mini bowl accessory is useful because it easily drops into the large work bowl and then quickly chops small amounts of ingredients. The processor comes with the mini bowl & blade, dough blade, 2 mm slicing disk, 4 mm shredding disk and spatula. The booklet has 18 pages of well illustrated instructions (all English) and another 22 pages of recipes.
Final note: This item is securely packed in styrofoam. In addition, KitchenAid encloses the box inside a slightly larger shipping carton. This prevents the product and its box from being damaged during shipment from Amazon's warehouse - another nice touch.
The base unit is big (10" x 8" x 6" high) and heavy. But it is amazingly quiet. It has large rubber feet which prevent the unit from moving or vibrating on the counter. The motor has enough torque to mix or rip through anything dropped in it.
The work bowl is wider than the previous 9 cup model (7") which makes it very easy to work inside and remove the contents. Another nice touch is the bowl cover which fits over both the inside and outside rim of the work bowl to prevent spillage. The large food pusher is also a measuring cup. Many of the 12 cup accessories fit this processor, too.
The mini bowl accessory is useful because it easily drops into the large work bowl and then quickly chops small amounts of ingredients. The processor comes with the mini bowl & blade, dough blade, 2 mm slicing disk, 4 mm shredding disk and spatula. The booklet has 18 pages of well illustrated instructions (all English) and another 22 pages of recipes.
Final note: This item is securely packed in styrofoam. In addition, KitchenAid encloses the box inside a slightly larger shipping carton. This prevents the product and its box from being damaged during shipment from Amazon's warehouse - another nice touch.
228 of 237 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
Had for a year now - replacing!
April 7 2009
By NinaRina
- Published on Amazon.com
Amazon Verified Purchase
Great quality product, but has a major design flaw also mentioned by previous reviewers. It is bothering me so much that I am going to get another make of processor.
When the blade and bowl are assembled, the inside lip (under the blade cover) is not high enough. Therefore everything you process (even small amounts) is squeezed up and under the lip and under the blade threads by the centrifugal force.
This needs intensive cleaning as I have discovered - I use mine for many things but mainly meat for meatballs - and cleaning out the raw meat to prevent future contamination is a nightmare. I have to use a toothpick. If you leave it it will rot and be a safety concern, as it will mix in whatever you process next. As I don't wish to spend such time cleaning due to a design flaw, or worse, causing food poisoning to friends and family - I am going to order a new processor. This should be top spec - love how it runs, but is a liability.
When the blade and bowl are assembled, the inside lip (under the blade cover) is not high enough. Therefore everything you process (even small amounts) is squeezed up and under the lip and under the blade threads by the centrifugal force.
This needs intensive cleaning as I have discovered - I use mine for many things but mainly meat for meatballs - and cleaning out the raw meat to prevent future contamination is a nightmare. I have to use a toothpick. If you leave it it will rot and be a safety concern, as it will mix in whatever you process next. As I don't wish to spend such time cleaning due to a design flaw, or worse, causing food poisoning to friends and family - I am going to order a new processor. This should be top spec - love how it runs, but is a liability.
147 of 151 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Elegant, huge time saver and fun to use, only paid $110.oo
Mar 19 2006
By Madrid
- Published on Amazon.com
Had mine for a week. Already made salsa twice, tabulee, apple crisp. Saves tons of time. Looks great on the counter so it's convenient to use. The 2 MM slicing disk is very thin. eg think fingernail thin. But the apple crisp tasted good that way actually. Parsly for tabulee works great if you shove/pack it in the food chute and put in the slicing blade. It chops it actually in just the right sizes. When I used the chopping/all purpose blade this didn't work without making it more of a green goo. The slicing blade is great for parsley. I used the allpurpose/choping blade for the tomatoes and onions and works great. The 4 cup work bowl is very convenient and the 9 cup bowl stays clean. minibowl can't use the slicing/shredding discs. This machine is quiet, quality, top notch at whatever it does. Read directions carefully. It's not a blender, eg. if very thin batter, only fill 1/3 to 1/2, if liquid only fill to line which is probably only a cup or less, if thicker batter, can fill 2/3 full, if solid foods, can be filled. This is probably the case for all brands. I love it and will use it weekly if not more often. I plan to order the 4 or 6 MM slicer disc from Kitchenaid. Got mine for $110 including tax at Bed Bath and beyond. They matched Amazon's $129 price when I printed it out and brought it in and then I used my 20% off coupon.
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4.3 out of 5 stars
