Description
Hamilton Beach Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper – Features & Prices in Saudi Arabia :
Hamilton Beach Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper for Slicing, Shredding, Mincing, and Puree, 8 Cup, Black
Brand
Hamilton Beach
Special Feature
Dishwasher safe bowl, lid & blades, 8 cup capacity, Powerful 450 watt motor
Product Dimensions
8.4″D x 10.71″W x 15.57″H
Color
Black
Wattage
450 watt_hours
Material
Stainless Steel, Plastic, Polycarbonate
Recommended Uses For Product
Mince
Item Weight
5 Pounds
Number of Speeds
2
Included Components
Stainless Steel Slice, Mixing & Pureeing, Hamilton Beach 70740 8-Cup Food Processor, 2- Speeds Plus, Shred Disc And Chopping Blade, Black, S-Blade For Chopping
Voltage
110
Model Name
Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper for
Is Dishwasher Safe
Yes
Blade Material
Stainless Steel
Power Source
AC
Product Dimensions
8.4 x 10.71 x 15.57 inches
Item Weight
5 pounds
Manufacturer
Hamilton Beach
ASIN
B00755KNCS
Country of Origin
China
Item model number
70740
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer
No
Date First Available
November 22, 2010
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Brand
Hamilton Beach
Special Feature
Dishwasher safe bowl, lid & blades, 8 cup capacity, Powerful 450 watt motor
Product Dimensions
8.4″D x 10.71″W x 15.57″H
Color
Black
Wattage
450 watt_hours
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N. E (verified owner) –
Fast, thorough and powerful – I was shocked at how powerful this is. Good size. I make a lot of soups. stews and salads
K. R (verified owner) –
Great value. Will chop ANYTHING. – I can’t believe this thing only cost $28. I’ve never owned a food processor in my life – I’ve always had this weird thing about having to chop everything by hand. And I cook a LOT. But I was finally thwarted by falafel – I had a grinder attachment for my KitchenAid that was just not cutting it, and my blender wasn’t cutting it for the hummus I also love to make on the regular. Both made these simple foods take too long to prepare and make a huge mess. So I decided to initiate the Food Processor Experiment. This thing had great reviews so I thought it would probably be a good test subject.
F. K (verified owner) –
Stores as compactly as could be expected – The problem with food processors is the amount of space they take in the dishwasher, in the cabinet, and on the countertop. Mini size ones don’t shred/slice, or they have hinged tops (in the way when dumping product out), or something else is wrong with them. This one does its processor jobs just fine, then goes in the dishwasher, and stacks pretty compactly in the cabinet.
J. E (verified owner) –
Better than old Black and Decker – Fits together better and fits on pantry shelf! I have a mini Hamilton Beach food processor that has outlasted my old, large Black and Decker. This is better quality!
K. R (verified owner) –
Great value. Will chop ANYTHING. – I can’t believe this thing only cost $28. I’ve never owned a food processor in my life – I’ve always had this weird thing about having to chop everything by hand. And I cook a LOT. But I was finally thwarted by falafel – I had a grinder attachment for my KitchenAid that was just not cutting it, and my blender wasn’t cutting it for the hummus I also love to make on the regular. Both made these simple foods take too long to prepare and make a huge mess. So I decided to initiate the Food Processor Experiment. This thing had great reviews so I thought it would probably be a good test subject.
F. K (verified owner) –
Stores as compactly as could be expected – The problem with food processors is the amount of space they take in the dishwasher, in the cabinet, and on the countertop. Mini size ones don’t shred/slice, or they have hinged tops (in the way when dumping product out), or something else is wrong with them. This one does its processor jobs just fine, then goes in the dishwasher, and stacks pretty compactly in the cabinet.
J. E (verified owner) –
Better than old Black and Decker – Fits together better and fits on pantry shelf! I have a mini Hamilton Beach food processor that has outlasted my old, large Black and Decker. This is better quality!
T. S (verified owner) –
Impulse purchase, good value for light usage. – My last full size food processor was a French model that cost quite a bit. The motor/stand was probably 10 lbs. When the bowl broke after several decades, I searched for a replacement. Found one for several hundred dollars, so I tossed it and the still-working motor into the trash. I was horrified to find that a motor now cost more than $100, and I had junked it! I’ve gone all these years with only immersion blenders with small food-processing attachments. Now I have a new immersion blender that came without a bowl at the same time I learned my dog has developed a condition. I have a choice of making her food from fresh, human-grade ingredients, or buying an expensive prescription diet that is full of chemicals and even sugar. So I went to Amazon and bought this Hamilton Beach. Pros: inexpensive, works well as a home kitchen appliance, lightweight motor that probably won’t withstand heavy use, but it does have suction feet that keep it from sliding around. I’ve only used the slicer a couple of times. It has done the job. The blade works well, too, for full blending. It does take a lot of counter space. If I put the pusher in it for storage, it’s a hair too tall for my appliance cabinet. Slightly inconvenient, but not a deal breaker. For the price, and for light usage, this is a good deal, but certainly not for professionals.
N. E (verified owner) –
Fast, thorough and powerful – I was shocked at how powerful this is. Good size. I make a lot of soups. stews and salads
T. S (verified owner) –
Impulse purchase, good value for light usage. – My last full size food processor was a French model that cost quite a bit. The motor/stand was probably 10 lbs. When the bowl broke after several decades, I searched for a replacement. Found one for several hundred dollars, so I tossed it and the still-working motor into the trash. I was horrified to find that a motor now cost more than $100, and I had junked it! I’ve gone all these years with only immersion blenders with small food-processing attachments. Now I have a new immersion blender that came without a bowl at the same time I learned my dog has developed a condition. I have a choice of making her food from fresh, human-grade ingredients, or buying an expensive prescription diet that is full of chemicals and even sugar. So I went to Amazon and bought this Hamilton Beach. Pros: inexpensive, works well as a home kitchen appliance, lightweight motor that probably won’t withstand heavy use, but it does have suction feet that keep it from sliding around. I’ve only used the slicer a couple of times. It has done the job. The blade works well, too, for full blending. It does take a lot of counter space. If I put the pusher in it for storage, it’s a hair too tall for my appliance cabinet. Slightly inconvenient, but not a deal breaker. For the price, and for light usage, this is a good deal, but certainly not for professionals.