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Cuisinart Blade and Disc Holder
Amazon Price: $29.99List Price: Usually ships in 24 hours By: Cuisinart - Model: BDH-2 Amazon Marketplace: 9 new & used starting at $22.99 |
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Features:
- Holds steel blade, dough blade, detachable disc stem, and three cutting discs
- Transparent lid locks for tamper-resistant safety
- Constructed of high-impact plastic
- Measures 8-3/4 inches wide by 7 inches deep by 7 inches high
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Customer Reviews:
Total reviews: 53
Average rating: 3.5 of 5
Fits all the attachments like a charm. 4 out of 5 stars.
0 of 0 people found this review helpful.
I'm glad I bought the cuisinart blade and disc holder. It fits all the accessories I have and the ones that came with the processor. It closes well and keep the dust of the items. And, it fits well on the small shelf I have for it.
Editorial Review:
This simple unit provides safe, convenient, and attractive countertop storage for three Cuisinart blades and three cutting disks. It's designed to be used as stand-alone storage or side by side with Cuisinart's supplemental disk holder. The effective tamper-resistant locking device must be pulled out and twisted 90 degrees to access the cutting tools, and it automatically relocks when the lid is closed. Blades cannot be accessed via the open bottom, and disks can only be removed through the locking top. Moreover, when all three storage slots are occupied, the cutting edges of each disk are completely protected. Each blade holder is shaped to snugly fit its designated blade. High-impact plastic and external surfaces are smooth and curved to facilitate cleaning. --Toni Reineke
Oxo Good Grips Food Mill
Amazon Price: $49.99List Price: Usually ships in 24 hours By: Oxo - Model: 1071478 Amazon Marketplace: 5 new & used starting at $49.95 |
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Features:
- Stainless steel inner bowl accommodates hot foods and prevents staining
- 3 stainless steel grinding discs for preparing foods of fine, medium and coarse texture. Simple release button for easy disc exchange and disassembly
- 11 inches in diameter, and fold for easy storage
- 3 non-slip legs secure placement over bowls and pots up to
- Soft, comfortable, non-slip handle and cranking knob
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Customer Reviews:
Total reviews: 14
Average rating: 4.5 of 5
Not bad 4 out of 5 stars.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful.
This is certainly not a piece of precision engineering, but it does get the job done. I've found that the crank, when decoupled from the body, will often work itself into such a position as to render itself frozen, and wiggling it loose can sometimes take a moment as you struggle to figure out which way it needs to move to unstick itself. The discs are also a little uneven, making for some unpleasant scraping noises when you pass over the high spots.
Nevertheless, it did make short work of a can of mangosteens, and cleanup was fairly painless. Not sure how long it'll last since that "enameled" exterior is really molded plastic, but we'll see.
Editorial Review:
The OXO Good Grips Food Mill is the perfect tool for preparing fresh purees, sauces, soups and more. It has a stainless steel inner bowl to accommodate hot foods and prevent staining and includes 3 stainless steel grinding discs for fine, medium and coarse textures. Use the fine disc for homemade jellies, creamy sauces and baby food, the medium disc for applesauce and vegetable soups and the coarse disc for mashed potatoes and chunkier sauces. The Food Mill has a simple, spring-loaded lever that makes it easy to exchange discs and disassemble for storage. Three non-slip legs hold the Food Mill securely over bowls and pots up to 11 inches in diameter, and fold for easy storage. The soft, non-slip handle and knob make gripping and cranking the Food Mill a comfortable task. All parts are dishwasher-safe. Dimensions - 14.75 x 10.25 x 7.25 inches Weight - 2 pounds
Factory Reconditioned Cuisinart BFP-703FR SmartPower Duet Blender
Amazon Price: $37.17List Price: Usually ships in 24 hours By: Cuisinart - Model: BFP-703FR Amazon Marketplace: 1 new & used starting at $37.17 |
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Features:
- 350-watt combination unit saves space and tackles a wide range of cooking tasks
- 3-cup food processor bowl, 40-ounce glass blender jar--great for parties
- User-friendly, 7-speed, touch pad control with indicator lights
- Includes 1 standard blade and 1 slicing/shredding disc
- Measures 16 by 6-1/2 by 6 inches; 90-day warranty
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Customer Reviews:
Total reviews: 34
Average rating: 3.5 of 5
Great product 5 out of 5 stars.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
I bought this for my mother, she is happy, and the product is great, works like a charm.
Editorial Review:
Cuisinart 7-speed Food Processor / Blender! The Blender purees, mixes, stirs and liquifies to make soup, salsa, frozen drinks, baby food and more... and when you swap out the Blender jar for the work bowl, you've got a full-functioning Food Processor! Refurbished with genuine Cuisinart parts, this spectacular like-new unit is a must. Innovative Italian design has easy-to-use, 7-speed touchpad controls, indicator light, and a 350W motor so strong it can crush ice without added liquid. Includes 40-oz. glass jar with dripless pour spout and cover, 2-oz. measured pour lid, leak-proof rubber gasket, and stainless steel cutting assembly; Processor includes food pusher with oil dispenser, 3-cup capacity clear work bowl with cover and feed tube, stainless steel chopping blade, reversible slicing / shredding disc, and adapter stem; Recipes included; 43"l. cord self-stores in motor base; 7 5/8 x 5 1/2 x 15"h. 9 lbs., 10 ozs. Order Today! Cuisinart 7-speed Food Processor / Blender (refurbished)
Hamilton Beach 70590 Big Mouth 14-Cup Food Processor
Amazon Price: $60.35List Price: Usually ships in 24 hours By: Hamilton Beach - Model: 70590 Amazon Marketplace: 14 new & used starting at $47.99 |
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Features:
- 14-cup food processor with 450-watt motor reduces prep time in the kitchen
- Extra-large adjustable feed chute; 4 speeds plus pulse control; 4-position locking bowl
- Stainless-steel mixing/chopping blade and reversible slicer/shredder disc
- In-bowl blade storage; dishwasher-safe bowl, lid, and blades for quick cleanup
- Measures approximately 14 by 10 by 18 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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Customer Reviews:
Total reviews: 68
Average rating: 4.0 of 5
It sounded like just what I needed 2 out of 5 stars.
3 of 5 people found this review helpful.
I bought this after reading several reviews from persons who really liked it, and the fact that I have a large family to cook for. I was not so pleased. The plastic top chipped off around the rim within 9 months. We had to throw the whole thing out. A couple of good performance areas with several negative.
Pros:
-It does handle a whole potato or tomatoe without having to chop it up first.
-It does what it says it does. It chops, slices and shreds.
-it's big enough to handle a big family.
Cons:
-It does not handle hard cheeses (parmesean, romano, etc) well. You wind up with a big chunk of cheese left between the shredder blade and the top of the machine (not just cheese, potatoes also had a big jamming issue)
-DO NOT try to chop ice in this processor. It chipped off a small piece of the lid, which from then on, continued to chip and break on anything harder than a tomatoe until it would no longer stay closed
-IT's VERY LOUD
-does not handle spices or small things well. It's just too big.
Overall, it does what it says it does. It saves you time, but it's loud and not very durable. Food gets stuck and won't shred or slice, which you wind up throwing out (more waste). I would not recommend this to anyone, nor would I purchase it again.
Editorial Review:
Hamilton Beach, 14 Cup, 4 Speed, 450W, Big Mouth Food Processor, With Extra Large Adjustable Feed Chute Which Processes Whole Fruits & Vegetables, 4 Position Locking Bowl, In Blade Bowl Storage, Comes With Stainless Steel Chopping Blade & Stainless Steel Shredder/Slicer Blade.
Hamilton Beach 70595 Big Mouth 14-Cup Food Processor with Bonus Blade
Amazon Price: $81.38List Price: Usually ships in 24 hours By: Hamilton Beach - Model: 70595 Amazon Marketplace: 19 new & used starting at $69.95 |
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Features:
- 14-cup food processor with 450-watt motor reduces prep time in the kitchen
- Extra-large adjustable feed chute; 4 speeds plus pulse control; 4-position locking bowl
- Stainless-steel mixing/chopping blade, reversible slicer/shredder, bonus slicing disc, and spatula included
- In-bowl blade storage; dishwasher-safe bowl, lid, and blades for quick cleanup
- Measures approximately 14 by 10 by 18 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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Customer Reviews:
Total reviews: 44
Average rating: 4.0 of 5
Not for making baby food 3 out of 5 stars.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
I bought this food processor with the intention of making baby food for my 6 month old son. I've found that it does not do a good job pureeing the food, so he will gag and cough most of it up. I think he'll be fine with it by the time he is 10 months old or so, but if you are looking for a food processor that does a good job of pureeing food I would not recommend this. However, everything else I've used it for has been fabulous and it really is nice having one with such a large cup capacity. I also agree with others - it is relatively easy to clean.
my big mouth is my hero 4 out of 5 stars.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
This model is very simple to use, requires no culinary expertise, and is very easy to wash and store. I hated having to cut things up in order to fit them in the processor to be cut up! The Big Mouth was the answer. I've had mine since Feb. 2005 and it is well worth the money and the valuable real estate in my small kitchen.
I'm not a cook, don't like kitchen chores much and I have never even used the regular processing blade, but the grating one is used at least twice a week to make homemade hash browns for my husband's breakfast.
Instead of buying pre-grated cheese, I buy in bulk, slightly freeze it and put it through the Big Mouth grater. Then I vacuum bag it in single use quantities and freeze what I won't use right away. I always have several kinds of cheese on hand and grated cheese can often be used when sliced cheese is called for.
I also garden and come harvest time ol' Big Mouth really gets a workout. Those big zukes and prize-winning potatoes are no match for this fella. He can handle it all and cleans up quick and easy. I don't like the suction feet as I can't move around easily then, so I just place him on a plastic-coated disposable plate. I have used the slicing blade when preparing foods, like peppers, apples, onions, eggplant etc. for dehydrating. I find that uniform slices takes some practice on things like tomatoes but the large, firm veggies come out just perfect.
My 2nd biggest use is cutting up onions. I used to have a hard time seeing through the tears just to get the job done. Now I slice them in Big Mouth and put them in a sealed bowl in the fridge, when I need chopped onion I just pull out what I need and fine chop the slices. It's faster, cleaner, and with the big cuts already made and the onions cold, there's no more tears. When I shred potatoes, I remove the bowl but leave the blade on top while I run cold water over the potatoes to rinse off excess starch. It holds the potatoes down but allows the water to run off; then I just dump the whole thing in a strainer to drain while I wash up the processor.
My husband balked when I first wanted to buy this, he said that using the hand grater was just as easy. Hah! Now the hand grater is hung on the wall as decor and he actually called me long distance one time when he couldn't find Big Mouth while cooking on his own.
I recommend this machine for basic kitchen prep. After 3 years of regular use, mine is trouble-free.
Editorial Review:
Prepare foods without cutting them into smaller pieces. The Big Mouth food processor can handle whole tomatoes, potatoes and other large foods. The specially designed food chute grabs the food and helps you achieve even slices for the whole item. With 450 watts and 4 speeds, you can prepare any food. This model comes with an extra slicing disk and spatula.
Hamilton Beach 70595 Big Mouth 14-Cup Food Processor with Bonus Blade
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Amazon Price: $81.38 List Price: Usually ships in 24 hours By: Hamilton Beach - Model: 70595 Amazon Marketplace: 19 new & used starting at $69.95 |
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Features:
- 14-cup food processor with 450-watt motor reduces prep time in the kitchen
- Extra-large adjustable feed chute; 4 speeds plus pulse control; 4-position locking bowl
- Stainless-steel mixing/chopping blade, reversible slicer/shredder, bonus slicing disc, and spatula included
- In-bowl blade storage; dishwasher-safe bowl, lid, and blades for quick cleanup
- Measures approximately 14 by 10 by 18 inches; 1-year limited warranty
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Food Processors -> Full-Size Processors
Customer Reviews:
Total reviews: 44
Average rating: 4.0 of 5
Not for making baby food 3 out of 5 stars.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
I bought this food processor with the intention of making baby food for my 6 month old son. I've found that it does not do a good job pureeing the food, so he will gag and cough most of it up. I think he'll be fine with it by the time he is 10 months old or so, but if you are looking for a food processor that does a good job of pureeing food I would not recommend this. However, everything else I've used it for has been fabulous and it really is nice having one with such a large cup capacity. I also agree with others - it is relatively easy to clean.
my big mouth is my hero 4 out of 5 stars.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful.
This model is very simple to use, requires no culinary expertise, and is very easy to wash and store. I hated having to cut things up in order to fit them in the processor to be cut up! The Big Mouth was the answer. I've had mine since Feb. 2005 and it is well worth the money and the valuable real estate in my small kitchen.
I'm not a cook, don't like kitchen chores much and I have never even used the regular processing blade, but the grating one is used at least twice a week to make homemade hash browns for my husband's breakfast.
Instead of buying pre-grated cheese, I buy in bulk, slightly freeze it and put it through the Big Mouth grater. Then I vacuum bag it in single use quantities and freeze what I won't use right away. I always have several kinds of cheese on hand and grated cheese can often be used when sliced cheese is called for.
I also garden and come harvest time ol' Big Mouth really gets a workout. Those big zukes and prize-winning potatoes are no match for this fella. He can handle it all and cleans up quick and easy. I don't like the suction feet as I can't move around easily then, so I just place him on a plastic-coated disposable plate. I have used the slicing blade when preparing foods, like peppers, apples, onions, eggplant etc. for dehydrating. I find that uniform slices takes some practice on things like tomatoes but the large, firm veggies come out just perfect.
My 2nd biggest use is cutting up onions. I used to have a hard time seeing through the tears just to get the job done. Now I slice them in Big Mouth and put them in a sealed bowl in the fridge, when I need chopped onion I just pull out what I need and fine chop the slices. It's faster, cleaner, and with the big cuts already made and the onions cold, there's no more tears. When I shred potatoes, I remove the bowl but leave the blade on top while I run cold water over the potatoes to rinse off excess starch. It holds the potatoes down but allows the water to run off; then I just dump the whole thing in a strainer to drain while I wash up the processor.
My husband balked when I first wanted to buy this, he said that using the hand grater was just as easy. Hah! Now the hand grater is hung on the wall as decor and he actually called me long distance one time when he couldn't find Big Mouth while cooking on his own.
I recommend this machine for basic kitchen prep. After 3 years of regular use, mine is trouble-free.
Editorial Review:
Prepare foods without cutting them into smaller pieces. The Big Mouth food processor can handle whole tomatoes, potatoes and other large foods. The specially designed food chute grabs the food and helps you achieve even slices for the whole item. With 450 watts and 4 speeds, you can prepare any food. This model comes with an extra slicing disk and spatula.