Best Food Processors for Egg

i use the food processor for chopping, shredding, whipping egg whites, and even tried making pie dough with it (it was good!).

i've only had this food processor for a week but i've used it many times: i make my dog's food and it has ground/processed raw chicken breasts, whole eggs,fruit and veggies just fine.

the secret to their awesome je ne sais quois is that i dumped the remnants of an eggplant curry takeout into it not enough to be obvious but just that unwasted spice was enough for yeasty magic.

this particular model comes equiped with slicing and shredding blades (which may grating loads of cheese a total breeze) plus it has the egg whip and the citrus juicer which are fairly pricy

the vidalia chop wizard has cut the time it takes to make potato salad, egg salad, chicken salad, etc.

i have made salsa and egg salad with it to near perfection.

i can't say i was successful with onions but it sure saves a lot of time with potatoes and eggs.

i use the smaller blade for hard boiled eggs, strawberries to go over our oatmeal, olives, mushrooms, anything you would take the time to dice this thing does in seconds.

making a tuna-egg-mayo spread was blended very nicely and the whole family ate it up in a couple of days.

the cooked people in my family use it to grind up coffee, whip eggs and make chocolate mousse.

i use my mb mostly for blending eggs, sauces, etc.

i whip up a sour cream/egg/cheese mixture of mini quiches in muffin cups.

please note, this brushed nickel model also comes with an egg wisk, a citrus juicer attachment and an extra work bowl, which don't come with the other models.

the egg beater attachment also works superbly.

this is a workhorse.i have prepared almost the whole thanksgiving meal using this from making all my pie crusts to chopping veggies.you can do egg whites,whipped toppings not to mention the whole

i have uses this food processor several times and i think it does a great job i have used it to crumb my gram-crackers to make my blueberry cheesecake and from the gram crackers to to mixing up the