Highest Rated Review by the Community
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Jan 12 '05
Pros: Heavy duty. Many useful functions, great warranty, dependable name.
Cons: heavy in weight, awkward, and high priced
Summary: KitchenAid KFP670 Professional Food Processor Why, When, and Where Every Christmas we celebrate with two gift exchanges. One is for the family as a whole with a few friends included in the festivities. We do a boy/girl type exchange ... read more
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Jan 17 '06
Pros: Nice machine, does a good job chopping/shredding/grinding food and lives up to Kitchen Aid's reputation.
Cons: Can be difficult to clean and bowls might need replacement.
Summary: I've had this food processor for a few years, and I like it very much. It has a powerful motor, the blades work great and change out easily. I love not having to chop large amounts of vegetables and nuts because I can toss them in here and let the ... read more
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Sep 22 '03
Pros: Powerful, quiet, sleek and easy to clean -- who could ask for more?
Cons: Who designed that ugly and cumbersome storage box? Shame on you!
Summary: After years of using a cheap food processor I purchased at a yard sale, I purchased a Kitchenaid UltraPower 670. Wow. This machine rocks, it is a POWERFUL, yet quiet, fast, efficient machine. I use mine for almost every meal, and you'd have to pry my c ... read more
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May 22 '03
Pros: Processes in seconds, lots of power!
Cons: Time saved in processing by hand lost in cleaning/setup, pricey.
Summary: I have wanted a KitchenAid Food Processor for about two years. I just could never bring myself to spend the money. I think I was concerned it one be one of THOSE purchases that seemed like a great idea at the time, and then I'd never end up using it. ... read more
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Mar 20 '03
Pros: Outstanding performer -- better than the Cuisinart that it replaced
Cons: Someone has got to find a better way to organize accessories.
Summary: When my husband and I first got engaged in December of 1985, a relative gave us a Cuisinart DLC 10 Plus food processor -- at that time, the top choice for people who didn't want the family-size food processor, but still wanted great performance. And let ... read more
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Jan 14 '03
Pros: Clever feed tube; multiple work bowls; lots of attachments included
Cons: Limited color choice; storage box is too big and too flimsy
Summary: I bought the Kitchen Aid "Professional 670" food processor, model KFP670, a couple of months ago to replace a seven year-old Cuisinart, and I have been very pleased with it. I think it is currently one of the best, and perhaps the best, food processor ... read more
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Apr 12 '02
Pros: Comes with nice amount of attachments, large size can handle lots of food.
Cons: None
Summary: This is my second food processor, I've had it about a month now and I love this thing!
First of all, it holds a lot of food and comes with a smaller bowl so you can make a smaller amount, then just take the little bowl out and do your larger food, ... read more
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Mar 06 '07
Pros: This is an appliance I use every time I make a meal.
Cons: Buy an extra lid right away. It'll break.
Summary: I have had my 670 for a few years now and it is a great machine. Unfortunately, the lid has cracked, not once, but twice and now I am stuck trying to replace a very expensive lid and can't find a replacement part. I think that putting the lid in the
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Jan 06 '05
Pros: Quiet, well made, variety of parts, powerful.. solid construction
Cons: Can't think of much. Just a bit complicated to use at first.
Summary: We replaced the food processor we got 20 years ago. It was like getting a Ferrari to replace the Pinto. This machine is so quiet, powerful and has great attachments. We used to cringe when we turned on the old one to chop nuts.... This machine just
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Oct 22 '04
Pros: Build quality, especially this model, which has a metal base.
Cons: Heavy - best left out on the counter. Large and badly designed accessory storage box.
Summary: This food processor is definitely one of the best built machines you can get - better than its competitors and no wonder: it wears the Kitchen Aid name, but it's made in France by the people that invented the food processor for restaurant use. The parts
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