Best Food Processors for Water

i just toss the parts in a sink of hot soapy water and by the time i get to them, it's a quick swish and i'm done.

i was able to wash them out, but what a waste of water.

it is a bit of a pain to clean, but if you use the included cleaning tool under running water, it goes pretty quickly.

clean up is so easy too, just rinse under water, and it comes with a pick tool incase anything gets caught....works good, cleans easy, and saves me time!

you just scrape it as you run water over it & it cleans right up.

does make for water free eyes in chopping onions, until clean up.

we tossed in a few smaller sized frozen strawberries and some ice cold water, at first it came out a bit chunky for sorbet so we added more water like the manual suggested and then we had a perfect

i've also used it to pulverize vitamin c pills for camping expeditions (they neutralize the taste/odor of iodine as water treatment).

and when i'm finished, i fill it with a little water and soap, blend it, and it's clean to use again (although i throw all the parts in the dishwasher everytime i run the dishwasher - so easy).

i take leftovers from last night and put them in there with a splash of water for baby food.

the clean up is a breeze, soak in soapy water for a few minutes.

a cinch to clean bewteen jobs, just a quick wipe with a soapy sponge and a warm water rinse and your ready to go on to the next ingredient.