KitchenAid KFP0718ER 7-Cup Food Processor Chop, Puree, Shred and Slice – Empire Red
$9.99
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Elevate your everyday meals with the 3 speed options and the ability to chop, shred, slice and puree everything from fresh veggies to cheeses, sauces, salsa and so much more. The snap-and-go, easy-clean work bowl features a twist-free, one-click assembly and latched lid. In addition to being easy to use, all of the accessories nest easily inside the 7 cup work bowl.
All-in-one storage solution stores all blades and discs directly in the bowl
Snap-and-go, easy-clean work bowl with a twist-free, one-click bowl assembly and latched lid; Add warm water and 1-2 drops of dish soap in the leak-resistant bowl to quickly clean bowl and blades
Chop, shred, slice and puree everything from fresh veggies to cheeses, sauces, salsa and so much more with the included multi-purpose blade and reversible slice/shred disc
Reduce prep time with the 2-in-1 feed tube and process a variety of ingredient shapes and sizes – tomatoes, cucumbers, potatoes and more
Simple controls with 3 speeds (High, Low and Pulse) to handle a variety of ingredients with precision. The easy-press paddles and illuminated LED controls make operation simple
Model KFP0718 includes (1) 7 cup work bowl, (1) Lid, (1) Multi-purpose blade, (1) Reversible medium slicing/shredding disc
9 reviews for KitchenAid KFP0718ER 7-Cup Food Processor Chop, Puree, Shred and Slice – Empire Red
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Phyllis Fox –
Just DO it!
Forget Marty McFly, this is a dream machine. Easy to clean, easy to lift lid off for access to empty or clean, consistent chop size, or mince size instead of variable chunk sizes, easy compact storage. Fast, strong. Can replace a husband in my book. Lol. I feel really spoiled with this machine. (I am pretty sure the color red I chose makes it go even faster)… lol. Anyway, good investment.
Sue-NJ –
Solid construction but not perfect
Pros: Simple On/Off toggle switches, smooth bowl interior that’s easy to get all food out with spatula, all attachments stack inside for storage. Cons: pusher (?) is shaped so that it can fit in chute only one way – not convenient when your quickly inserting food into chute to shred and you grab pusher the wrong way. Pusher comes in 2 parts, including one that fits in center hole for carrots. If blending liquid, you need both parts to prevent splashing up. Would be nice to have additional piece of one solid pusher that can double as measuring cup. The last thing is when you open the hinged lid, the pusher easily falls out of the shoot. The first time I went to use this food processor, I almost broke the pusher twice.
W.S –
Powerful food processor with a side benefit of fun
This was a great purchase. I decided to upgrade my kitchen appliances and this was one of the first things I got. The KitchenAid brand is reliable, affordable and well built unlike some other brands that I’ve used in the past. They also offer their small kitchen appliances in a selection of standard colors so you can easily get them to match even if it takes some time to collect the ones you need. I liked that it has a nice size base with a decent amount of weight to make it sturdy but not too heavy to make it a pain to move from the cabinet to prep area. The non slip grips on the feet are nice when you get slicing hard carrots at jet engine speeds! The 7 cup capacity is perfect for us. I was worried it might be too small but it’s perfect. It can accommodate several ingredients without having to empty it halfway through. Snap the base into place, make sure the spinning blade (or 2 sided slicing disk) is set to what size you need. Then feed the veggies through the pour top with safety plunger and in seconds you have a side dish. I stopped buying shredded or precut foods because it is cheaper to buy bulk and run it through the processor. It takes more time to slice a brick of cheese into pieces than will fit, than it does to actually shred the block. I love having fast and affordable taco night shredded cheese that doesn’t have any weird coating to prevent sticking and preserve it. Plus it’s a lot more fun than I expected. Something about it brought out the kid in me when I first used it and let’s be honest, we could all use a little bit more fun in our day to day lives. The only con I can really think of is only applicable if you never used a food processor: wash it immediately or you will regret it. (That’s more of a basic food thing, not a con for KitchenAid) Some hot water, drop of soap and turn it to medium for a bit and it gets most of the mess out.Overall I would recommend getting it. As a matter of fact, I often find myself thinking of recipes that I can make just to shred some stuff at high speed.
Deb –
Great food processor, but don’t try bread dough : )
I have used this amazing small food processor for a few months, and overall, I am satisfied with it’s operation and it works for most of its intended functions. This was a low-cost alternative to me and for it’s price, it performs ok.On the plus side, this little processor does most of what it was designed to do extremely well. It’s quick to set up, easy to break down and store. It is quick to process the foods it’s assigned. This processor is aloso really quiet compared to our old blender, and even our newer smoothie mixer. I really think it is doing it’s job well.On the negative side, however, it is not capable of doing a good job with a full-size bread recipe. You might be able to get away with fixing non-yeast breads and other types of batter-type breads in it, but when it comes to yeasted breads, the dough is just too stiff in it. It not only bounced all over the place and caused a ruckus, but even after holding it down (for 15 minutes) so I could proceed with my recipe, its bread paddle kept coming loose and sliding up the pole where it was of no use to mixing the bread itself. A second, but lesser downfall is if you have typical over-the-counter cupboards, the processor is too tall to store under them when it is fully assembled. I do not have lower storage available so I leave larger appliances on one part of my counter and this processor was too tall. I have to store it with the food intake slid behind it vs on top.I believe if you’re looking for a mixer that can do bread, it would be best to stick with the wide-based stand mixers rather than this tall, but otherwise efficient, model of food processor. It is just too tall and too narrow to make yeast breadWould I buy it again… yes, because it does most of what it was designed to do. I very rarely make bread anyhow 🙂
Lin Gracewood –
Easy instructions on how to use
michele carbini –
Considerando che vendono su Amazon Italia, dovrebbero specificare meglio che si tratta di un elettrodomestico che funziona con voltaggio a 110 volt.Il prodotto è arrivato con un convertitore di corrente che non funziona e mi ha quasi bruciato la resistenza della macchina. Ho dovuto spendere altri 100 euro per comprarne uno che funzionasse e poter usare il prodotto.Detto questo il prodotto funziona ed è di ottima qualità
ChantalJulie –
Ce robot culinaire est parfait pour mes besoins. Le moteur a un “beau son” , il a 3 puissances, et le récipient est parfait pour faire mes bouilles d’énergies, ou simplement hacher en quantité. Il se range bien dans ma cuisine compte tenu de l’espace un peu restreint. Il n’est pas surdimensionné. Excellent achat !!
Gerardo Padilla –
Puedes ajustarle el grosor de los cuadrito y pícaros finos o gruesos 😀 también se pueden hacer papas fritas.
GENARO IBARRA RIVERA –
Excelente producto