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I'm in need of a small food processor. I don't want a full sized one because I wouldn't use it
enough to justify the expense. I have used those hand cranked jobs that they hawk at flea markets
and such. They actually work pretty well and except for the fact that I have to buy a new one every
year, they would suit my needs. I once bought a small electric chopper that seemed like a great idea
but didn't work worth beans. It couldn't chop more than about a quarter cup of vegetables at a time.
More than that and it wouldn't mix and chop. In other words it would only chop what was on the
bottom and wouldn't pull the upper layers into the blade. You ended up with chunky, lumpy stuff. Now
I see that Cuiseneart and Kitchen Aid both make a miniature food processor or chopper for around
$49. Any one have any favorites? Cuisenart also has a mid sized processor for around $100. Again I
don't do that much to justify getting one. Why in the hell Kitchen Aid doesn't make one that sits on
their blender base I will never know. Other blender manufacturers do but I just purchased an
overpriced ($119) Kitchen Aid blender an don't need another one. I'd like to take it back because it
isn't that good of a blender. The controls are whacky and the glass blending pitcher is heavy as
hell. Appreciate any suggestions.
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enough to justify the expense. I have used those hand cranked jobs that they hawk at flea markets
and such. They actually work pretty well and except for the fact that I have to buy a new one every
year, they would suit my needs. I once bought a small electric chopper that seemed like a great idea
but didn't work worth beans. It couldn't chop more than about a quarter cup of vegetables at a time.
More than that and it wouldn't mix and chop. In other words it would only chop what was on the
bottom and wouldn't pull the upper layers into the blade. You ended up with chunky, lumpy stuff. Now
I see that Cuiseneart and Kitchen Aid both make a miniature food processor or chopper for around
$49. Any one have any favorites? Cuisenart also has a mid sized processor for around $100. Again I
don't do that much to justify getting one. Why in the hell Kitchen Aid doesn't make one that sits on
their blender base I will never know. Other blender manufacturers do but I just purchased an
overpriced ($119) Kitchen Aid blender an don't need another one. I'd like to take it back because it
isn't that good of a blender. The controls are whacky and the glass blending pitcher is heavy as
hell. Appreciate any suggestions.
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Doug