Cuisinart food processor
a Cuisinart or KitchenAid is like the two brands that I would recommend.
of course quinart makes great food processors
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such a great time-saver you can make vinaigrettes sauces you can even make pasta dough in a food processor I absolutely love them
Cites speed and efficiency
never put them in the dishwasher scrub them out by hand like I said with anything on here if you take good care of it it will literally last you forever
Cites dishwasher safe (against), durability
I don't even know how many different kinds of food processors there are out on the market most of the good ones are really excellent
Cites adjustability, speed and efficiency
I use the es blade to make sauces I use the es blade to make crushed vegetables take celery or carrot and put it on the es blade lettuce on the es blade cauliflower on the S blade and you end up with really small little bits you can control how big from grain of sand to grain of rice
the food processor is exactly the way it sounds right it allows you to process food at high speed with a lot less effort a lot less mess and certainly a lot less time and you could ever do it with a knife if you're good with a knife
the benefit of these is that they don't generate too much heat like a blender does so it is a little bit lighter
Cites heat conduction, speed and efficiency
it's also really fast at making certain types of doughs like pie dough you can cut butter into flour in this
you can make mayos in them you can blend things together like you would have blend blender it won't get as fine but like making a pesto for example is really fast inside of this you can blend solids with solids for example like a compound butter if you want to whip a bunch of herbs into butter you put them all in here…
Cites versatility
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you don't want to put it in a food processor because you want consistency in in the shape of the dice.
I've learned to love these over the last 15 years
Owned 15 years
I think the trick is really buying a quality food processor so that you're not cursing over the way it functions or the way it lasts you're likely going to have to spend more than $100 to get a quality food processor but I don't think it really matters which one
Cites durability, price
I like many of the attachment blades and I use a lot of different blades on my food processor yes I like the Julian blade but I also use the S blade a tremendous amount
Cites versatility
If you don't have a blender and you want to spend less money, get a food processor instead of a blender.
Cites price
it is not quite a blender and it is not quite a chopper. It's like both. It's soft enough that it does things that a blender can't, but it's vigorous enough that it also does something a blender can. It can make mayo. You can make hummus. You can blend sauces together in it.
Cites versatility
it won't get as fine
Cites heat control (against)
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If you're going to be cooking it for 5 hours, it doesn't really matter. Put them in a food processor. put them in a meat grinder.