Best Food Processors for Nuts

i tried to use it to make nut meal but there were always large chunks left at the bottom.

it has an extremely sharp chopping blade (grinds nuts to powder in less than 5 seconds, perfect for making homemade nut butters) and veggies take only a few pulses until they are chopped small.

it has never failed, whether it is chopping fruit or nuts, making pesto, making dough.

so this is not an ideal machine for pesto or nut chopping (the former requires a puree, the latter is heavy and usually done in small batches).

i have used it several times since i purchased it a couple months ago (making pie crust, chopping nuts, slicing au gratin potatoes, etc..) and it is a great addition to my kitchen.

so far this machine has been a blessing in the way it whips through griding up nuts.

i bought it for vegetables fruits and nuts.

this machine really proved itself last thanksgiving when i made a carrot cake using the three work bowls, first chopping the nuts, then grating the carrots, then mixing the batter never having to

anything that has been cooked will blend with ease, nuts and dates were fine, but i would avoid using it for hard cheese.

i also hope to make nut flours (i'm gluten free and these are such a great alternative flour for me) and nut butters.

it's also great at chopping up nuts (like peanuts for pad thai!).

i've made a cheesecake crust (crushed together ginger snaps, nuts, etc), used it to froth up egg whites, sliced apples and cucumbers, cookie dough recipes, and a few other things (i know, those are

pros: quiet, extracts lots of juice, can handle wheatgrass, does nut butter and pasta, too.

is great with making nut butters.

nuts, no problem.