🍲 Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 10-Cup Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper: Versatile 6 Functions for Chopping, Pureeing, Shredding, Slicing, and Crinkle Cutting - Black (70670) Review

This 525W Hamilton Beach 70670 Chef Prep Food Processor is great value, works great and is relatively inexpensive. We've had it for about three years now and it still works well. Although it is quite good at chopping and shredding many vegetables such as carrots and potatoes, we mainly use it for mixing baking mixes and icing cold butter cakes (as shown in the picture). The motor has enough power and the charging slot is large enough for comfortable use. The design is elegant and modern, you…

I purchased this unit a year ago (January 27, 2018; before the Super Bowl) to make Big Game Hummus. I've used it to grate cheese on and off throughout the year. Yesterday it spun for a few minutes with cooked chickpeas and then when I added tahini it stopped working. The device is no longer supplied with power. Sad. It's crazy, boys. There is no reset button, I don't know how to revive this machine. I don't use my food processor often, but three times it seems like it should get the job done. I

I'm just in love with this car. I use it at least several times a week. When I bought a food processor, I knew I needed one that would make homemade nut butters without taking too much time, so I took a chance by purchasing this Hamilton Beach unit. This machine makes nut butter easily in just minutes. I have friends and family who literally have to run their cars for 15 minutes to get the nut butter to the right consistency. Took me less than 5 minutes. In the photo you can see my sunflower…

Edit: Two stars instead of one since I contacted Hamilton. They will not issue a refund if the item has not been purchased through them (ie not through Revain) within the last 60 days. They said they would send me a new one for $11.49 (to cover shipping). So I give them a second star for offering to send a new one. However, since it couldn't cut through potatoes initially, I'll spend more money on something stronger. I've had it for 5 months and have used it maybe 6 times. It's not strong…

We've never had a stand mixer before, so there's no point in comparing it to others. However, I can share my first user experience. We both (my wife and I) find it a little intimidating. He's not actually dangerous at all, but seems to be because of his excessive strength. Put something in and in no time at all it's "processed" in different ways depending on the blade you're using. Taking a medium-sized potato and making it rice-like in a second or two (at best) might seem convenient, and I…