KitchenAid KFP0710 7-Cup Food Processor with Multi-Purpose Blade and Dishwasher-Safe Parts - Contour Silver

This machine does everything my heavy, bulky old food processor did, but it is light weight, takes up less counter space, and all the blades store right inside it. It replaces my blender, too. Fantastic!

This is a wonderful food processor! I wish I had bought a long time ago. Easy to use and does a great job.

This is the perfect size. i bought it to make pie crust because my arthritis limits the use of my hands. The blade also chops meats so fine. my elderly parent can eat it with no problem. I haven't used the slicer yet, but it is clear this product delivers as advertised.

Works great, easy to use, easy to clean

great product, works very well

I liked the fact that this was quiet compared to others but I don’t feel like it did an excellent job chopping or slicing. Overall I think it’s aesthetically pleasing but just not real functional for me.

I compared it to my cheap old food processor and it didn’t fair as well so I’m keeping the old one and returning this one. Very disappointed. It wasn’t even able to grind my bread fine enough for breadcrumbs.

Thought is was good because it’s a kitchenaid appliance but I didn’t open it u til a month after and it’s so slow and there’s no power to it . It not powerful . Now I’m stuck with it …

First time use pin sheared it will cost as much for parts as buying a new one. So do I buy the same brand or try another?

This food processor is the worst appliance (for the money) I think I’ve ever purchased. The motor runs so slow that the only thing it’s useful for is maybe chopping some vegetables for a salad, but since I was expecting it to function like my old Hamilton beach food processor (meaning be able to make almond butter, cashew cheesecake, hummus, and other things that a food processor normally can do) I just can’t use this overly expensive, terribly designed, frustrating appliance. Literally everything about this machine is awkward and frustrating. When you try to turn it upside down to get the food out of the bowl, the weird, heavy, two piece blade falls onto your hand (along with your food.) When you open the weird hinged lid to scrape down the sides, the food pusher falls out and clatters onto the floor. Why does the lid have a latch instead of unscrewing like every other food processor I’ve ever had? The handle is on the wrong side for right handed people when you want to just pick it up and scrape out your food and you can’t just hold the bowl with your left hand because of the weird way it’s designed. I have to turn the bowl around and get the handle in my left hand first. Storing the appliance takes up a lot of room because it’s tall and it doesn’t stack together neatly like my $35 Hamilton Beach food processor did. I will be getting another Hamilton Beach and donating this appliance to some unlucky soul who shops at Goodwill. Sorry, unlucky soul; I hope you’re happier with it than I am.