Best Food Processors for Start

i especially like that the machine won't start unless both the base and the lid are properly locked, so i know i'll be able to trust my daughter with it when she's old enough to help out in the

every day i start with blending my breakfast kefir+fruit+weetabix smoothie.

i've had mine for 3 months and it is starting to have a funny smell sometimes.

the machine is pretty noisy and every time i used it my little girl would start crying because the noise scared her.

our household of four gets it's start in the morning with with individualized servings of blended drinks.

the key, as some of the others mentioned, is reading all of the instructions in the beginning of the book before starting.

never startles me.

i am prompted to write as a result of what i feel to have been an startlingly good experience with kitchenaid customer support.

that being said, as someone who is just getting started, i really like this machine.

little pieces started breaking off it.

never use the small or intermediate bowls at all....it's is just easier to clean out the big bowl and start over.

after using the machine not that many times at all, it wouldn't start unless i tilted it on one end and applied pressure to one end of the feeding tube to create the necessary circumstances for the

we didn't really know why we would need three bowls but when using, it's really easy to flip one bowl out and start using another bowl.

i'll start by saying that my previous experience with food processors was primarily with cuisinart.

the hamilton beach big mouth actually lives up to all the expectations that you start having after reading all the good reviews about it.it does all that it promises to do.the quality of plastic is

hubby and i started the south beach diet and i got tired of chopping up veggies every day.

they started to become really rusted and smelled bad...

then the plastic 2 piece lid started coming apart--continually.