Hamilton BeachFood Processor & Vegetable Chopper for Slicing, Shredding, Mincing, and Puree, 10 Cups + Easy Clean Bowl Scraper, Black and Stainless Steel (70730)

THE best. Don't even look at any others. I have had so many food processers and THIS is the best. It is so simple to use that you don't even need to read instructions. It locks on without having to use muscle. The suction on the bottom of machine is not too much suction. I have a different one where the suction is so much, that I need to put a towel under it. A different one I have I can't even lock/unlock without using serious muscle. THIS one is just easy. I'd buy every appliance this brand has because of how easy they made this. I make a large salad every day. Think lettuce, carrots, cabbage. It's easier to eat cut up. I put my serving size on a plate, then empty plate into the machine. Pulse it for five seconds and it's done. Oh, and noise. Whew!!! THIS one is excellent. The noise is bearable, whereas, other machines you need earplugs. We can still hear each other talk when I turn this on. So simple to clean. Just rinse and dry. I told everyone about this food processor.

I bought this in December 2022 . I will say this thing is so powerful it was really scary using it . I kept thinking about it exploding it was so loud. Well this can shred your block of cheese in 5 seconds . Really time saving !!! If you want it more then shredded and you want finely grated keep pulsing for another 5 seconds ! It does get a little messy if you use this for blending flours but anything you use flour or cornstarch you’ll be making a somewhat of a mess.

As an elderly lady I have difficulty eating some foods. The processor has been a great help so I can enjoy nutritious food. Food can be sliced, grated and blended. Easy to use and to clean.

Built-in bowl scraper enhances convenience, 10-cup capacity suitable for most tasks, powerful 450-watt motor handles various ingredients, large feed chute accommodates whole foods, easy to assemble and clean, compact design saves counter space, operates loudly at 93.9 dBA, limited attachments compared to higher-end models, offers great value for the price, ideal for everyday home use.

Purchased this item used for a discount and was a little skeptical. The box it was originally returned in was damaged, but it was rescued and the product was intact. I could tell that some parts had been lightly used, but I had issues with the food processor and it functions exactly as described. If you are looking for a better deal on more expensive items then I suggest giving these pre-owned returns a try.

I use my food processor every week for many different things and it works wonderful. Easy to clean just have to be extremely careful with the blades

I have a two-star review on the Hamilton Beach Big Mouth 14-Cup Food Processor (currently unavailable) from 2014—which I promised to update and never did. So, here is my update, LOL.This is what I purchased after sending back the above-mentioned product. Let me just say right off that this thing feels flimsy and cheap. Set it on the 1 or 2 auto level and you're almost afraid to walk away—just sure that it's going to violently dislodge and fire random vegetables all over the kitchen with a blade flying in the air somewhere. But, man, has it been a workhorse for 11 YEARS! I just bought a new (white) one, only because I misplaced the main chopping blade and can't find it for love or money. (🤦‍♀️ Don't ask. I don't know, either.) I've kept my black one as a backup. I have not had the first issue in 11 years, it sticks like glue to the countertop, and it doesn't move a bit. Does a great job at slicing, grating, and processing!Unless you happen to get a dud unit, you can't go wrong with this one. It's worth every penny. For what it's worth, I typically use mine several times a month.

does a good job pulverizing scrap dor my bokashi composter. The original video makes it look like that wall scraper goes around constantly on its own but others show it's a back and forth manuel motion which is helpful but disappointing. Maybe they will make that automatic in the future. Avacado pits are no challenge for it. I will use it for dips and salsa in the future.