Food Processor Reviews

This thing is going back to the store! The blade is too far from the chute, allowing food to be pulled into the area above the blade causing jams and a mess. The fit between the blade and the shaft is sloppy allowing the blade to rock. Not good when spinning as the cut becomes uneven and allows even more room between the blade and the chute. The blade is to be flipped for either slicing or shredding. The letters on the blade are barely readable, although the sides are self-explanatory. The shredding edges on our model were not stamped properly so as to have a clean edge for cutting.
Don't waste your time! Spend a little more and have less trouble.

Like the previous review, the blade for shredding and chopping is too low allowing jams to occur. Also another problem I have is that it tends to be too hard to open the cover once I've used it. If you're on a very limited budget like me, it does the job, however I plan to replace this with a more expensive model at some point.

I would rate this a "0", but it wasn't an option available. I never got a decent batch of ice cream out of this product. Just a soupy mush. Tried multiple different recipes and even ran 2 separate trials with this machine next to my original,very tired Oster machine. The worn out machine made a great batch, this one, zilch.

When I ordered this item, it never stated that it worked with a mixer. Well I do not have the mixer that goes with this ice cream maker. It did not come this all items that it stated it came with. I think it would work fine if you had the mixer that worked with it. I also think the item has been used before.
Thank you
Michael A. Velto

I bought one of these thinking it would be the last blender I would ever have to buy. I just returned it. I never even got a chance to use the processor because I've used the blender 2x to make drinks for a party and it leaked all over the counter both times. I tightened, turned, slowed the speed...nothing helped. Don't waste your money.

I do not have this exact model, but I purchased the food processor attachment for the Power X Plus, which is now discontinued. However, the attachment seems to be exactly the same. It is a royal pain to get on and off the blender base--there is a little lever underneath the processor that needs to be pulled to one side to fit over the base. But you can't see it and it pinches your fingers every time. Also, after using the food processor only a handful of times and washing it in the dishwasher, the lid began to form cracks. So, we went to handwashing. In a little less than a year, even with handwashing, a large crack develeped in the bowl. Just last week I got my last use out of the thing and had to throw it away.
Although the motor is powerful, the blender holds plenty liquid, and I love the convenience of a combination appliance, I will not be replacing this unit with another krups.

the price tells about the product everything. when used in shredding or slicing mode (as shown on the picture) sliced food flyes everywhere except for bowl. cuts uneven and the motor makes noise. i am very disappointed and going to return it back to the store.

This thing is listed as a blender. It purees, chops ice, and all that stuff according to the description. It sounds like a self-contained and complete BLENDER. But it's not, despite its hefty price. It has to be used with other Bosch kitchen machines that cost upward of [$$$]. Otherwise it's worthless. If you want a REAL blender, get one that actually has a motor.

. . .you can probably download for free from www.cuisinart.com!

I just unpacked my MiniPrep, only to find that what's called "Brushed Chrome" is just gray plastic. I'm not about to go through the hassle of returning this, but this seems absolutely absurd to me. How can you call something "Brushed Chrome" when it's made out of plastic? I thought I was paying a relative premium for something that would last longer. I regret the purchase.

Nice design, but it stopped working during its first use.

Unfortunately the L'Equip Visor has a serious design fault

The juicer comes with an array of attachments, and it can use carrots, greens even apples and pineapples fine (despite some reviews stating otherwise - the reviewer obviously hadnt used the correct attachment!).

However, I feel I must add that I HAVE had some significant problems with the juicer. And this results in much more than not juicing properly.

There is a serious design fault of the plastic feeding chamber, that results in it cracking (at the point where the fruit feeds into the auger screw and along) if too much pressure is put on it. This pressure need not be more than a slice of carrot or two, or one or two nuts. I have had one replacement already, with only using the juicer for 2 months (the supplier admitted there is a design fault, as many others have also had this problem, and promtply sent out a replacement part).

Is a great shame for an otherwise fantastic juicer with so much potential; however, for this reason alone, I recommend anyone who is considering a juicer, to look at alternative models.

Not only was this hunk of junk not able to make salsa, I would be hard pressed to say that it could even chop a rotten grape. Stay away from this product and find something else to make your salsa. I for one will not purchase anything else from Dashlynn. If they sell junk like this all their product is likely to be the same...