Review on Oster DAA Food Processor Attachment, Small - BLSTFC-W00-011 by Ruben Weaver

At right is my Oster mini-processor which I bought circa 1980 to use with my 1970 Oster blender. Recently my mini CPU froze. This thing is probably rusty from having been in the dishwasher for the last 40 years. I could put this rust spray on it, but can I get it all off? I first bought a Hamilton kitchen grinder. let me tell you If you want your food to be ripped, torn and shredded, buy it now. I was spoiled and couldn't stand to be offended by my fruit, veg, nuts, etc. I was so excited when I found my new Easter mini processor. As you can see, it has changed over the past 40 years. But it's still the same old reliable processor. It's perfect for your Easter blender, whether it's new or 50 years old. By pressing the button on the blender, you decide how finely you want to chop the food. And the best thing is that it is done evenly. Looks like you made it and not a pile of mush! I know it's a hassle to take out the blender and put the mini on top, but it's worth it. I'd say it's 40 years away, but I don't think I'll last that long!