Kitchenaid 1.7L Food Processor Empire RED 5KFP0719BER

I can't tell you how much I love this. I spent ages looking at different makes and models. I originally did not look at this model as in the pictures I thought it looked more like a mini chopper but then I saw it being demonstrated on you tube and realised it was bigger than expected but not bulky or heavy, yet still sturdy. it is the perfect size for a small family or single person. Small enough to do things like houmous but large enough to do a good quantity of cauliflower mash. The design is excellent. I love everything about it. Easy to use and wash. Love the way everything stores inside rather than having multiple sharp items in your drawer or a separate storage box. Love the drizzle feature. Love the lid that stays on or clicks off. Love the way it clicks on to the base. It is really helping me with my low carb diet eg vegetable mash, cauliflower rice etc. I had been looking at bigger more expensive models but at £95 amazon offered the best price and unless you have a large family you really don't need a big heavy machine.. It was supposed to take 2 weeks to arrive but came in 3 days! So delighted with this and what a well thought design from kitchen aid. Looks beautiful on the worktop and fits under top cupboards

Fantastic little food processor. It's neat, space saving, saves time and looks great!

So easy to use, no faffing about it does the various jobs really well

Nice neat item for the occasional home use. The attachments fit easily except for a couple of times the grater attachment kept waggling about and would not sit right but we got there in the end. The grater attachment is okay but can be a bit chunky when a thinner grate is required. I have looked but I can’t find any other attachments to fit this model unless I have missed them. This is quite annoying as I would like a Parmesan grater but this is my fault for assuming they made the attachments for all models. It cleans easily a quick wash and job is done.

I have had the same Kenwood food processor for years but it has final given up and so I had the difficult decision of what to replace it with. Choice came down to Kenwood or Kitchenaid. I could not find the exact Kenwood one I wanted, and as I have other Kitchenaid appliances and the choice of colour meant I could match it to our kitcehn, I opted for this one.I am pleased with it - it is a lot quieter than my old Kenwood which used to be so load, my husband would leave the room! It fits in my cupboard easily and is relatively easy to clean. Only disappointment is that it only has 1 size grater! No fine grater which I liked to use on my old FP but I am sure I will cope.

I have a mini and midi chopper from this brand and I love them, so when I spotted a compact full-sized food processor on offer I was thrilled.The food processor has a lot of positive points. It’s very smart in appearance, and really easy to use - the jug clips on to the base and the lid clips on to the jug. Much more straightforward than twist locking systems which have to be turned just so or the motor won’t power on. This also has a particularly small footprint - it’s the first food processor I have owned which has space inside to store all of the attachments. The controls are really simple too - just three speed setting buttons. The bowl, lid, spindle, and blade attachments are all dishwasher safe, so this is very easy to clean.However, I have been really disappointed by one aspect of the performance from this food processor. When one of the chopping/ slicing blades is fitted it leaves far too big a space between the blade and the lid, with the result that fruit/vegetables only grate or slice a small amount before they fall through and end up stuck between the lid and the disc, whirling round aimlessly with nothing to put pressure on them. I tried using this to make coleslaw, and ended up with far more of my vegetables on top of the cutting disc than grated in the bowl.The problem, as far as I can see, is that the design for neat storage puts two discs on top of the spindle but in use only one goes on - net result an oversized gap between the disc and the lid. The way to fix this seems as though it would be really simple: just an extra loop of plastic that fits onto the spindle below the cutting/grating disc could boost it sufficiently to end this problem, and would still fit inside the bowl for storage. Shame Kitchenaid didn’t do this!

Excellent condition

Brilliant 🤩 machine and perfect for home use. Great value for money