13-Cup Food Processor, Contour Silver

I don't usually write reviews, but I love this food processor. I've used it for chopping vegetables, nuts, and seeds, and it handles everything effortlessly. What really impressed me is how well it processes small seeds without leaving large pieces behind or getting stuck. It's powerful, easy to use, easy to clean, and the 13 cup size is perfect for meal prep. The quality feels excellent, and it has quickly become one of the most used appliances in my kitchen. If you're on the fence, I'd definitely recommend it.

Puedes ajustarle el grosor de los cuadrito y pícaros finos o gruesos :D también se pueden hacer papas fritas.

My wife likes this KitchenAid processor a lot, and the storage canister is one of the best parts — it keeps all the attachments organized and easy to grab. It cuts down prep time significantly. When she makes lumpia, homemade chicken nuggets, or minced chicken dishes, this processor saves a ton of chopping time and keeps everything consistent. The only thing we wish it had is an extra layer or two of blades. Like most processors, it mainly cuts at the bottom, so more blade levels would make certain tasks even faster. But overall, it’s been reliable, powerful, and a big help in the kitchen. If you want something that speeds up prep work and keeps all the accessories stored neatly, this is a solid choice.

I love anything Kitchen Aid the quality is always very good. I’m very happy with the size as I do a lot of large quantities of food. It takes a minute or two to figure out how to take it apart to wash but after you get the hang of it it’s easy to clean. The difference spreads and pulsing mechanism makes for perfect control.

This processor looks nice, the bowl itself is sturdy, the adjustable slicer is convenient, it has adequate power for most uses (except pizza dough). It has a leak-proof bowl, but that's where the flaw comes in. The work bowl has a shaft that is secured to a small, plastic gear underneath with a small screw. The part of the shaft that attaches to the gear is square-shaped which fits into a matching grommet embedded in the gear. In my case, the first time I tried to use this food processor with pizza dough (as I've done many times before on my Cuisinart that lasted 12 years), the metal grommet slid around the shaft, causing the blade to stall, and completely stripping the connecting surfaces of both the shaft and the grommet. When I took the screw out to investigate, a small pile of metal filings fell out onto the countertop. Additionally, the stack of washers used to secure this assembly was pathetic. One of the washers was bent, suggesting that the manufacturer attempted to secure two ill-fitting parts by over-tightening a screw. Horrible design, not worthy of the KitchenAid brand (though with the possible exception of the famous mixer, I don't think they're trying for quality anymore-- my KitchenAid refrigerator looks great, but it's handles keep working themselves loose -- I think it's just a Whirlpool with a KitchenAid label). Photos are included of the stripped shaft and grommet. I have not been able to find these particular replacement parts anywhere on the internet, so I tried to drill through the shaft and gear/grommet assembly to install a pin, but the shape of the bowl does not allow for the installation of a pin, so this thing is toast. For the first time almost ever, I got rid of the original packaging right after I received it, so I now have a new electric paper-weight.