KitchenAid KFP750

Pros: powerful, versatile, easy to use and clean

Cons: big and bulky, top occasionally recalcitrant

The Bottom Line: Sometimes I wish I didn't keep all my old appliances until they fall apart - maybe I'd have gotten a KitchenAid KFP750 Food Processor years ago!

Review: You'd think that a guy like me who's so fond of his chef's knives would turn up his nose at food processors - and, to some extent, I do. But even if one glories in the ring of fine German steel and the sensuous feeling of a sharp edge as it slices ...

Pros: Power, Bowl capacity, Mini-Bowl, Accessory Box, Polycarbonate bowl

Cons: Heavy

The Bottom Line: This powerhouse food processor has a large-capacity bowl, sharp blades and a sturdy footprint. It's definitely up for most processing tasks.

Review: Imagine, making coleslaw with a food processor!! For many using the food processor may be the only way you’ve created this barbecue-season salad, but not me. I’ve always done it the old-fashioned, finger-scraping way (that’s the extra ...

Pros: Very efficient; quiet; stable; many extras; great warranty; wide selection of colors; good price.

Cons: Taller than most machines; storage case difficult to open and stores only 3 discs.

The Bottom Line: If you are in the market for a food processor, check out the KitchenAid models. Cuisinart no longer has the monopoly on great quality processors or their prices.

Review: I have always owned the Cuisinart brand food processors because I thought they were the original and therefore had to be the best. When my last Cuisinart, which was a 7-cup model, became too small for me I decided to invest in a larger capacity processor ...

Pros: high-powered, can handle any job
large bowl capacity
small bowl attachment

Cons: spindle too short
small bowl hard to remove
handle allows moisture in

Review: (Be forewarned:  this is one HEAVY food processor.  You could probably save on gym membership fees by lifting it regularly.)  This is a workhorse of a food processor.  It makes quick work of chopping or blending anything I can ...

Pros: didn't own it long enough to find any

Cons: leaks, hard to clean

The Bottom Line: i don't recommend this mashine, i think it is highly overprices and there are mashines that can do more and have same or better motor for less money.

Review: My old kitchen machine (philips combo 3000 - i loved it...) finally broke after 10 years of frequent use, i tried to replace this machine, but 'they don't make em like that anymore....' so i researched online, and looking in a bunch of stores for a equal ...

Pros: Quiet and Powerful

Cons: Accessories STILL not available. NO 2mm shredding blade or ANY accessories available.

Review: Comes with 2 slicing and ONE 4 mm Shredding Disk. Nice case for attachments. I bought this to replace my one bowl Cuisinart. I like the idea of the two sized bowls that come with it., but I find it doesnt mix as well as my Cuisinart. I also am miffed ...

Pros: Solid, well built stand and motor

Cons: Plastic lid can be shredded. No Accessories available (December 2006)

Review: I bought a Kitchenaid KFP750 for a friend for Christmas 2005. The body is very heavy and solid, seems high quality. The plastic bowls feel cheap. One big problem- when the bowl is over filled with shredded food, it can push the blade up and shred the ...

Pros: Looks great in chrome. Large bowl. Good build quality.

Cons: Leaks badly. Extremely difficult to clean. Bowls scratch easily.

The Bottom Line: The strong motor can't outweigh the difficult cleaning and ridiculous leakage.

Review: I've owned my KFP750 for about a year, so I figure I've had enough time with it to have some real perspective. When I was looking to replace my old Cuisinart I thought I'd go high-end; I use my processor all the time, so price was not really a concern ...

Pros: Excellent function for chopping,grating, dough and hard jobs.

Cons: Poor durability of the bowl and handle are deal breakers.

The Bottom Line: The poor durability of the clear plastic parts is a deal breaker for serious cooks. This unit would probably work best for an infrequent user.

Review: Although this machine functions well and has a very nice capacity, my bowl has broken twice since I purchased this in 2006. Having the mechanism that starts the motor in the handle of the bowl which I have found flimsy (It really is in need of babying.) ...

Pros: Power

Cons: Bowl and lid crack easily.

Review: I have experienced unsatisfactory performance with two bowls and covers for this unit in 5 years. Both sets cracked multiple times in same places- obviously a design or quality flaw. Had Cuisinart DLC-7 PRO from the 1980's which was superior in every ...