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KitchenAid 9 Cup Food Processor - KFP0921Explore meal-making possibilities with the 3 speed options and the ability to chop, shred, mince, slice, knead, whip, mix and puree everything from fresh veggies to cheeses, doughs, sauces, salsa and so much more. The improved multi-purpose 4 blade allows you to process tougher ingredients and even mince meat in 10 seconds*. Or, whip up a fresh butter, and incorporate your favorite herbs, with the whisk accessory. In addition to being easy to use, all of the accessories fit nice and neat directly inside the 9 cup bowl. Or store ingredients for later use, directly in the work bowl, with the refrigerator lid. *Based on 500g chicken, beef and porkKitchenAid Variable Speed Corded Hand Blender KHBV53, Empire RedDesigned for the perfect puree. This KitchenAid® Variable Speed Corded Hand Blender features an 8" removable blending arm with 4-point stainless steel blade to blend everything from smoothies, to milk shakes, soups, sauces and so much more. It is easy to use with the variable speed trigger switch and includes a US patented removal pan guard to help protect your cookware. The 3-Cup BPA-Free Blending Jar with lid is great for individual blending jobs, and can be used to serve direct from or to store your blended creation for a later use.
Product 1 Process tougher ingredients and mince meat with the improved four blade multipurpose blade design - minces meat in 10 seconds,* *Based on 500g chicken, beef and pork
Product 1 Quickly and easily turn cream into butter, whip cream and more with the included whisk accessory
Product 1 Quickly knead dough in the food processor with the included dough blade for fresh bread or pizza crust
Product 1 All-in-One Storage Solution to store all blades and discs directly in the in-bowl and an integrated cord wrap in the food processor base
Product 2 Removable 8" Bbending Arm, with 4-point stainless steel blade that quickly blends ingredients for smoothies, milk shakes, soups, hummus and more
Product 2 Take control over your recipes with the easy-to-use variable speed trigger switch
Product 2 US Patented removable pan guard to help protect your cookware when blending
Product 2 3-Cup BPA-free blending jar with lid is great for individual blending jobs, and also to serve from or store in for a later use
So I got this for my wife to replace her 20 year old kitchenaid food processor. This new one has several advantages over the old one.1. The motor noise is much lower, It's pretty quiet compared to the old one and just seems quiet in general. We'll see if that holds up longer term but I was impressed by the sound level.2. The blade storage system is really nice. The old unit just didn't have a way to easily stack the blades and accessories inside the bowl. The jumble of parts made cut fingers a risk so we just didn't do it. The main blades stayed in but the rest of the parts were stored somewhere else.3. Power seems really good. My wife has done some bread dough and a few other things so far and she's commented several times on how well it worked.4. The bowl just lifts off. compared to the old one with it rotate and lift setup its just a little more convenient and easier to use.Only thing to get used to is the latching and safety systems. They're not bad but the lid has to be FIRMLY latched down to energize the unit. She had a couple of times where the lid was down and the rubber seal engaged but it wasn't down that last 2-3 millimeters to the latch was fully caught and the unit wasn't running. She asked me to look at it and for a minute I thought the breaker had tripped before I figured out the latch wasn't down 100%. Not a huge deal and once you figure it out you know to double check it but it's something to be aware of.In our case the problem was made worse because the power cord for the coffee machine on the other side of the kitchen island had gotten a little loose and the coffee maker wouldn't turn on. So initially it seemed like the power to the island was out all the way.
