KitchenAid - 9 Cup Food Processor

I've had my KitchenAid food processor for 4 years and it's a tank. Use it multiple times weekly and still works perfectly. The 9-cup is good for most needs but maybe go bigger for large families. Comes with different discs for slicing/shredding that are super useful. They're pricier but worth it for the quality. My mom's still using hers from the 90s if that tells you anything about durability. Only downside is cleaning all the parts can be annoying, but that's every food processor tbh.

I just ordered a bigger KitchenAid food processor (9 cups) as I had a small one (750mL) and I was finding it not powerful or big enough to process purées. I don’t puree everything as my son loves BLW but pasta sauces, purées, dips (I made a beetroot hummus for sesame allergen exposure), even just blending a tonne of veg into a sauce or puree I needed something bigger! I still have a stick blender but will keep that for soups!

I wondered if I would use it very often, but after I got my food processor, I use it all the time, for all kinds of things. I have had a Cuisinart (with a French-sounding name but made in China. I usually have nothing against things made in China, but in this case, there was a big difference) and a Kitchenaid. I much prefer the Kitchenaid.

I have one and it's great! Is indeed kitchenaid. Can be used cord free and charged by plugging in so extremely convenient for those of us with limited space/limited plugs :)

Imarflex is ok, Ive used it before though the one I had in the store did give out kasi we do hunmus na sobrang sticky type, but for everything else it would be able to handle it. Please check the wattage, the higher it is the more powerful it would be, most of the time though some brands would bs us about wattage, for example yn astron blender, it was said to be high wattage pero it couldnt even blend hummus properly. if you have the budget, try to get something better, in the long run it would last, here: [Kitchenaid](https://s.shopee.ph/20o8QtaLJE): ive had this for years, power is great, you can see from the picture it has been through a lot, really a lot, when i used to sell baklava online nagmahal n kasi pistachios di n, i used this to crush pistachios, it can handle almost anything, main problem though its expensive, quite expensive, motor is great, real wattage gamit and everything about still functions well, kahit yn muishroom nya is plastic, still doing well, unlike the breville i had. [Ninja blende](https://s.shopee.ph/6AdhOoMsxr)r: now this one is more on a blender type but because of its three balde type, it can function as a food processor, very strong motor, now for the cons, plastic yn mushroom nya but still intact yn akin, no problems, i am uncertain if high speeds would make it problematic but repair center says they will repair and fix it. yn teeth nya dun di tulad ng iba its plastic din, pero still working and there are no damage so far, hope for the best dito. can do a lot parang all in one n din kasi siya. pero mahal. few things to take note off, tr yto find out if real wattage, dami kasing fake sinasabi, look at mushroom connector. that would tell you nasisira una yan sa mga food processor and blenders specailly at high speed. ito pala to take care, dont remove kagad after using, let the machine fully stop, nun nagwork ako sa dushanbe, we had a fellow employee tangal nya kagad after off, ayn nasira. complete dry bago ilagay, affiliate link posted with poicture of the items. https://preview.redd.it/xvvor8eg445g1.png?width=2160&format=png&auto=webp&s=722b48ecc0ae6ba7b9196f6db89bf659fea2b784

Have a kitchen aid food processor that I love.

Every brand I've owned leaves an end chunk of veggie or cheese. I've had Braun, Cuisinart, & now GE. My dil's Kitchenaid leaves an end chunk too. I like my GE. It isn't as fiddly as my old Cuisinart, cleans with a soapy rinse, & is just more convenient to use. It's only 6 pounds (has suction cups on the bottom to keep it in place). So if someone else is working in the kitchen, I can move it easily to the other counter. It's not a perfectly precise slicer/shredder/chopper. But I need speed & convenience & good enough, not perfection. I use it way more than I did the expensive Cuisinart, & have learned its quirks & how to get the best out of it.

Note: my GE doesn't have an adjustable slicing blade like a Breville or Kitchenaid.

My kitchen aid one is nice. It does its job, is easy to clean and it's also quite pretty.

It looks like my kitchen aid. I like it but it is small. Works for me because we’re 2 people and I mostly use it to make sauces and pastes

Look for food processors with add ones, I've had a ninja and a kitchen aid and both came with a grating disk. I rarely use it because it's messy, but when I do it works wonders.

Oh, sorry, English is not my first language. I was referring that either one, when buying look for the ones that come with a grating disk. There's a kitchenaid grating disk with two sides. The ninja food processor comes with a chopping and grating disk all in one.

Don't be. Kitchen aid is way better, it's powerful and fast, but it's pricier. The ninja is comfortable to use and easy to clean, not as powerful and will get the job done.