Food processors designed for the home come in a wide range of sizes – from about 3 cups to 16 cups. How do you decide – as if you were the Goldilocks of food processors – which machine is just the right size, not too big or not too small? Why, ask a few questions of yourself – like the following.
There are the two most popular brands on the market. And they both have their loyal, raving fans. If you’re in the market for a 7-Cup food processor, which one should you choose?
To help you decide I’m going to do a head-to-head Cuisinart DLC-10S vs KitchenAid KFP0711cu food processor challenge.
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Your baby. How much you love her fat little cheeks and her tiny feet and her perfect nose and…well, all of her. You want to feed her only the healthiest of food – after all, you are responsible for her well being. There is an essential tool that should sit on all kitchen counters of homes where a baby lives: a food processor. Why is this appliance a good choice for preparing food for your baby?
Visualize yourself no longer spending endless hours in the kitchen slicing, dicing and chopping by hand. Wouldn’t it be amazing if you could cut your food prep time down to more than half the time it’s now taking you? Wouldn’t it encourage you to incorporate healthy cooking into your lifestyle and try out new recipes?
You probably already know this, but a good and powerful food processor can get you there. It’ll save you loads of time and money. You’ll be able to quickly and easily make your own nut butters, bread, baby food, pesto, hummus and more. So you can stop buying all those prepackaged stuff that contain a bunch of additives and preservatives.
If you are just setting up your kitchen, if you have neither a blender or a food processor, you will probably ask yourself this question: Do I need a blender and a food processor? Well, there is a third option: the food processor blender combo.
Let’s look at the positives – and negatives – of the hybrid known as the food processor blender combo.
The raw food diet is unquestionably a healthy one: You eat no food that has been cooked, no food that is hotter than 118 degrees. As most meats and fish must be cooked, the raw food diet is largely a vegetarian diet.
Raw food dieters eat an array of raw fruits, vegetables, nuts, sprouted grains and, perhaps, unpasteurized dairy products like yogurt.
If you are like most North Americans, adopting the raw food diet will mean making some fundamental changes to the way to eat – and the way that you prepare your food.
Some people love it and some people swear they’ll never again buy another Kitchen aid product after their experience with this particular model. What could possibly elicit such a response? My KitchenAid KFP0711cu 7 Cup food processor review is going to alert you to a common mistake some users are making. This is going to save you the aggravation of having to pack up the whole kit and caboodle and ship it back (if you bought it online) or return it to the store.
A combo food processor and blender may seem ideal because not only do you get two items for the price of one, it also saves space, perfect if you have a small kitchen. But what are you giving up? Can you expect the same performance if you were to buy a dedicated blender or food processor? My DeLonghi DFP250 food processor with Integrated Blender review highlights the strengths and the weaknesses of this dual function machine.
In my experience dual purpose machines don’t always perform both functions equally well. So how did the DeLonghi food processor blender combo fare? Do users love it or hate it? Read on to find out what it does best.
This food processor seems to have everything going for it – large capacity, easy of use, a powerful motor, but most of all a great price. But what is the one thing that irked users the most? My Hamilton Beach Big Mouth Deluxe 14-Cup food processor review gives you the inside scoop.
If you’ve been window shopping for a food processor, the Big Mouth’s budget friendly price and features will certainly get your attention.