Best Food Processors for Fill

last summer i bought a friend a 2 gallon lemonade jar for her vacation home and filled it with homemade lemonade.

really wet things can be a problem because the fill line at which everything will leak out is about half-way up.

but it does bog down sometimes and just stop if you fill it more than about half full, and i've had to dig out some of the blended stuff and let it work on the rest, so the motor may be a bit

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).

for example, you have to fill the machine at least 1/2 of the way full of liquid if you want a smoothie.

i first spray the blade and inside of the cup to remove larger particles, then i fill the cup about 1/3 full with water and just a drop of soap detergent.

i've also made iced chais by filling the mug about half way with ice, two scoops powdered chai and fill amost to the top but not quite all the way with cold water.

cons: dirt means you can't display it openly on appliance rack review: this is without a doubt a great machine but a serious design flaw allows the handle to fill with small particles of dirt and

if very thin batter, only fill 1/3 to 1/2, if liquid only fill to line which is probably only a cup or less, if thicker batter, can fill 2/3 full, if solid foods, can be filled.

just don't fill it up and then jump on it, that's why this is my second one.