Best Food Processors for Ice

this tool made it so i could have my husband dice up the onions with out it affecting him too badly.

it dices quickly,everything is uniform and ready to add to the soup pot (or whatever we are making)immediately.

then it does take some pressure to close the cover and dice the onion.

my husband uses it to make quick work of chopping onion, celery, and bell pepper (using the small dice grid) for his bean salad.

of course it slices, dices, chops and slices with ease.

it takes a little bit to figure out all it's uses (what it can and cannot dice, which blades to use for what, how long to pulse) but now i use it 4x a week and and am still figuring better ways to

since i already had a vita-mix, the largest kitchen aid stand mixer, more than one mandoline, not to mention the nicer dicer, i thought i didn't need a food processor.

it mixes, shreds, dices, whatever you need to do to prepare a dish.

it can chop, dice, puree, slice, shred just about anything with ease.

it slices, it dices, it chops.

slices, dices, shreds with massive power.

this also helps to prevent over processing and and gives you an even dice.

it slices, it dices, it does everything you could possibly dream of!

i've used it to make potato soup, dice onions, and various other uses.

i have yet to master how to chop or dice onions with it.

if youre looking to dice though,,,,dont count on this machine helping you out.

i make protien smoothies for breakfast, dice an onion for dinner, sorbet for desert.