Product Features
Color: Chrome
700-watt food processor with 12-cup work bowl and multipurpose stainless-steel blade
Durable sealed housing creates sound barrier for quiet operation; pulse control
Dual feed tubes; 4-cup mini bowl with blade; assortment of standard accessories included
Base wipes clean easily; dishwasher-safe bowls, blades, and discs
Measures 21-1/2 by 17-1/2 by 10-2/5 inches; 1-year replacement warranty
Product Description
With its powerful 700-watt 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 12-cup-capacity work bowl, dual feed tubes, and a premium-quality multipurpose stainless-steel blade. Its seven-piece accessory set includes a 4-cup mini bowl with a stainless-steel blade, a 2-mm slicing disc, and a 4-mm slicing disc, as well as a 4-mm shredding disc, dough blade, and spatula. The included storage case helps protect and keep the accessories organized. 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 21-1/2 by 17-1/2 by 10-2/5 inches and carries a one-year hassle-free replacement warranty.KitchenAid Model KFP750 Food Processor is a powerful and durable tool for creative cooking. This model is powered by a 700-Watt motor for the most demanding jobs and comes complete with a large 12-Cup work bowl, 4-Cup mini bowl, a tall feed tube, and assortment of standard accessories.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
I really did do my research. I checked with Consumer Reports, other opinion sites, and read an amazing number of reviews here on Amazon, concerning this model, the Cuisinart, and the newer 760 model Kitchenaid FP. We are Raw Foodists, and so I do need a FP that I can use daily.
This one is really amazing!
To address a couple of issues:
The slicing/grating discs fit on a straight shaft that is then held by a thing in the center of the lid. This prevents the 'disc lean' issue that I've read about with Cuisinart FPs. The disc cannot tilt and chew up the inside of the lid!
It is not difficult to take apart/put together this FP. The bowl has to snap into place before you can snap the lid into place, but there is an audible "snick" when it happens, and you can feel it move into place.
The liquid line on this FP is much higher than the one on the Cuisinart FP of the same/similar capacity.
The discs, blades, disc shaft, and an included spatula, all come in a storage box. NOTE: the storage box lid just sits on top - it does not snap into place, and it is not a hinged box.
This FP is quiet. Very, very quiet in use.
The discs are very, very sharp. Think razor blades on steroids. I literally just dropped an onion into the chute, and it vanished into slices... I never used the pusher! The thin slicer is a bit thicker than on my previous FP, and I've not used the thick slicer yet. The shredder does, indeed, shred very well.
I made guacamole with this, using 4 avocados, 4 roma tomatoes, half a red onion (too much, actually), a large red pepper, and a large anaheim chili. I never had to stop it to push anything down into the blades. I pulsed it a bit, then just turned it On. Everything cycled down through the blades with no problem, and in an incredibly short time, I had very smooth guac.
I've also used it to chopped up an jicama, a cauliflower, and a large bunch of parsley. It did a fabulous job on all of them - I chopped them separately. The parsley, particularly, was great. I cut it into about 4 chunks, and then pulsed it at first. All the stems got nicely chopped! This is something that my previous FP could not do.
I've not used the small bowl yet, but the design of it looks very useful.
I highly recommend this model for anyone that uses, or would use, a FP a lot.
Color: Chrome
700-watt food processor with 12-cup work bowl and multipurpose stainless-steel blade
Durable sealed housing creates sound barrier for quiet operation; pulse control
Dual feed tubes; 4-cup mini bowl with blade; assortment of standard accessories included
Base wipes clean easily; dishwasher-safe bowls, blades, and discs
Measures 21-1/2 by 17-1/2 by 10-2/5 inches; 1-year replacement warranty
Product Description
With its powerful 700-watt 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 12-cup-capacity work bowl, dual feed tubes, and a premium-quality multipurpose stainless-steel blade. Its seven-piece accessory set includes a 4-cup mini bowl with a stainless-steel blade, a 2-mm slicing disc, and a 4-mm slicing disc, as well as a 4-mm shredding disc, dough blade, and spatula. The included storage case helps protect and keep the accessories organized. 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 21-1/2 by 17-1/2 by 10-2/5 inches and carries a one-year hassle-free replacement warranty.KitchenAid Model KFP750 Food Processor is a powerful and durable tool for creative cooking. This model is powered by a 700-Watt motor for the most demanding jobs and comes complete with a large 12-Cup work bowl, 4-Cup mini bowl, a tall feed tube, and assortment of standard accessories.
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
I really did do my research. I checked with Consumer Reports, other opinion sites, and read an amazing number of reviews here on Amazon, concerning this model, the Cuisinart, and the newer 760 model Kitchenaid FP. We are Raw Foodists, and so I do need a FP that I can use daily.
This one is really amazing!
To address a couple of issues:
The slicing/grating discs fit on a straight shaft that is then held by a thing in the center of the lid. This prevents the 'disc lean' issue that I've read about with Cuisinart FPs. The disc cannot tilt and chew up the inside of the lid!
It is not difficult to take apart/put together this FP. The bowl has to snap into place before you can snap the lid into place, but there is an audible "snick" when it happens, and you can feel it move into place.
The liquid line on this FP is much higher than the one on the Cuisinart FP of the same/similar capacity.
The discs, blades, disc shaft, and an included spatula, all come in a storage box. NOTE: the storage box lid just sits on top - it does not snap into place, and it is not a hinged box.
This FP is quiet. Very, very quiet in use.
The discs are very, very sharp. Think razor blades on steroids. I literally just dropped an onion into the chute, and it vanished into slices... I never used the pusher! The thin slicer is a bit thicker than on my previous FP, and I've not used the thick slicer yet. The shredder does, indeed, shred very well.
I made guacamole with this, using 4 avocados, 4 roma tomatoes, half a red onion (too much, actually), a large red pepper, and a large anaheim chili. I never had to stop it to push anything down into the blades. I pulsed it a bit, then just turned it On. Everything cycled down through the blades with no problem, and in an incredibly short time, I had very smooth guac.
I've also used it to chopped up an jicama, a cauliflower, and a large bunch of parsley. It did a fabulous job on all of them - I chopped them separately. The parsley, particularly, was great. I cut it into about 4 chunks, and then pulsed it at first. All the stems got nicely chopped! This is something that my previous FP could not do.
I've not used the small bowl yet, but the design of it looks very useful.
I highly recommend this model for anyone that uses, or would use, a FP a lot.
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