--- product_id: 4082679 title: "KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment, Food Processor with Commercial Food Dicing Disc KSM2FPA" brand: "kitchenaid" price: "£268.28" currency: GBP in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Kitchen Aid" url: https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/4082679-kitchenaid-stand-mixer-attachment-food-processor-with-commercial-food-dicing store_origin: GB region: United Kingdom --- # ExactSlice adjustable thickness Stainless steel blades 7.04 lbs robust build KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment, Food Processor with Commercial Food Dicing Disc KSM2FPA **Brand:** kitchenaid **Price:** £268.28 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🔪 Elevate your kitchen game — precision cuts, zero hassle! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment, Food Processor with Commercial Food Dicing Disc KSM2FPA by kitchenaid - **How much does it cost?** £268.28 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.uk](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/4082679-kitchenaid-stand-mixer-attachment-food-processor-with-commercial-food-dicing) ## Best For - kitchenaid enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted kitchenaid brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Wide Feed Tube:** Accommodates larger produce sizes, cutting down your prep time significantly. - • **Organized Storage:** Includes a dedicated case to keep all discs and dicing kit neatly in place. - • **Custom Thickness Control:** ExactSlice system lets you dial in perfect cuts from thick to thin in one smooth slide. - • **Precision Dicing & Slicing:** Dice, slice, shred & julienne effortlessly with commercial-grade discs. - • **Seamless Mixer Integration:** Powered by your KitchenAid Stand Mixer for hands-free, powerful processing. ## Overview The KitchenAid Food Processor Attachment (KSM2FPA) transforms your stand mixer into a versatile prep powerhouse. Featuring stainless steel blades and the innovative ExactSlice system, it dices, slices, shreds, and juliennes with commercial-grade precision. Its wide feed tube handles larger produce, reducing prep time, while the included storage case keeps everything organized. Perfect for busy professionals craving efficiency and flawless results in every meal. ## Description Product Description Easily dice, slice, shred and julienne your favorite fruits, vegetables, hard cheeses and more with the KitchenAid® Food Processor Attachment with Commercial Style Dicing Kit. The KitchenAid® Food Processor attaches to the power hub of your KitchenAid® Stand Mixer* and uses the power of the mixer to help you process fresh ingredients in minutes. The ExactSlice™ System allows you to slice from thick to thin with one slide of the lever. This attachment even works great to quickly and easily make cauliflower rice, a low carb favorite and alternative to traditional rice.* sold separately. Brand Story By KitchenAid Review: I Was Prepared to Hate This . . . - I had an opportunity to purchase the KitchenAid Food Processor Attachment using some rebates that I'd gotten from an earlier KitchenAid promotion and when i saw a sale for this i decided to give it a try. I'd been looking at it for some time because it was the only item on the market that would dice and not just slice items like my Cuisinart. I'd been looking at the various videos that KitchenAid had on-line as well as independent reviewers and had seen some really impressive results and listened to some very negative comments. It appeared that individuals that bought or reviewed the attachment either found it very helpful or totally hated it. Being an engineer i was curious to see the construction and worried about the mechanism's quality. So when i received the attachment I had to run it through some tests. The first thing I noticed was how heavy the attachment was. It's not a lightweight piece of equipment! So my first concern was about the stress the weight would place on the mixer. I'm still worried about that after several hours of use. Like any of the KitchenAid attachments it's a little noisy when running and there is some vibration. I attribute that to the causing what some reviewers said about the attachment 'falling off' the mixer. I don't believe that's an issue if one keeps in mind that vibration in any piece of equipment tends to loosen fasteners over time, particuarly friction secured fasteners like KitchenAid uses to hold their attachments to the mixers. My advice? Check the fastener for any sign of loosening if you're going to use it for a lengthy period of time. So on to the tests. First was a twenty pound bag of russet potatoes, peeled and sliced to fit the hopper. I found varying advice on the speed setting. What i discovered was that in general the harder the item to be sliced and diced the faster you want to set the speed. Potatoes took about a seven to eight setting while larger carrots I set to ten. Apples worked fine at lower settings. Tomatoes (I used Roma) worked well and seemed to do better at a medium speed. That surprised me at first, I was expecting them to do better at a lower speed because of their firmness, but I think it's because of the skin. I did not try any skinless tomatoes - that might be a test for another time. Cucumbers were best at a low setting (Note: I peeled the cucumbers in my testing and the softer they were the worse the results - English cucumbers worked the best for dicing). Another thing that I found interesting was that i got the best results when dicing if I DID NOT use the pusher to force the vegetables into the hopper - letting their own weight and the angled blade pull them in worked just fine. A big WARNING - don't try to use the attachment to dice meat - that was a disaster! I have not tried cheese yet and if (when) I do I'll add to this review. So the dicing aspects of the attachment worked better than i anticipated. Since that was my primary reason for purchasing it I was very happy. I moved on to the slicing blades and was interested to note the adjustable thickness setting on the slicing blade (KitchenAid calls it their ExactSlice System). That's an interesting touch and i wonder how long that's going to last. Endurance is just as important to me as functionality since I tend to keep my technology until it expires! I would have preferred a metal mechanism, but that would have necessitated a price increase that probably would have made the overall cost a nonstarter. It worked fine as did the shredding and julienne discs. I typically prefer my Cuisinart for those functions (so many more blades and options) but if I'm going to do dicing as well as slicing and julienne cuts the KitchenAid is my tool of choice. Next was cleanup. How labor intensive was that going to be? I found that cleanup was actually easier than for my Cuisinart. I should note that i clean my tools immediately after use, no matter which brand or device. I've learned my lesson from letting debris dry in hard-to-reach places! The KitchenAid came apart as easily as it went together. Most of the pieces came clean in just a spray of warm water and a quick dip into a soapy bath and rinse. A nice scrub brush gets almost anything off easily and KitchenAid has thoughtfully provided a small tool for clearing any food stuck in the dicing grid so you don't end up with bloody fingers. I also like that there is an insert that lifts out to protect the mechanism from any food particles or fluids that go around with the blades. That was a feature I hadn't really considered important until it came to cleanup - then that made things a breeze. The included storage case is nice, but I have two concerns. The first one is a little picky, but I had a difficult time in getting the blades back into the case so it would close properly. Turns out that the adjustable thickness slicing has to be in placed into the storage case with what I'll call the plastic sweeping tab rotated so it's located to the right of the case or it interferes with the closure. A picky concern, true, but I was beginning to think I'd lost my mind when the case wouldn't close the first time. Second, the location of the hinge for the case means that in the open position it does not rest on the surface, but is slightly elevated. I've seen the same design on other cases and the failure mechanism is when left in that position for too long or if there's an impact it damages the hinges. A very small design change would have alleviated the possibility with zero additional cost in either materials or fabrication. Overall I think this one's a winner! Concerns? Well, like all bladed kitchen tools how sharp they are tends to make a huge difference. I am concerned about how well the dicing grid retains its edge since there's really no way to resharpen it. I didn't look into the cost of replacement, but i suspect it's not cheap! The other blades? Well, they seem to be the same quality as the Cuisinart's, and I've used those blades for at least ten years without issue. Review: Fast, clean cuts; fixed small dice size - This KitchenAid food processor attachment has been a real time-saver for meal prep. It snaps onto the mixer hub, runs smoothly, and the feed tube + pusher keep everything moving without jams. The dicing kit makes quick, uniform cubes for salsa, soup prep, and veggie trays, and the adjustable slicing plus shredding discs cover most other tasks. Parts nest neatly in the storage case and clean-up is easy—most pieces rinse clean and are top-rack dishwasher safe. Only downside: the dice size is fixed on the dicing grid, so I wish it could cut larger cubes for chunkier salads and stews. I work around it by using the slicer for bigger pieces or hand-cutting a few larger chunks at the end. Still, for everyday chopping, slicing, and shredding, it’s fast, consistent, and way less mess than pulling out a full standalone processor. Verdict: huge time-saver with clean, consistent results—just know the dicing size is on the smaller side. ## Features - Dice, slice, shred or julienne a variety of fresh fruits, vegetables or cheeses - ExactSlice system with external adjustable slicing lever always you to easily to go from thick to thin - The wide feed tube accommodates various sizes of food for less prep work - Model KSM2FPA includes (1) slicing disc, (1) shredding disc, (1) julienne disc, (1) dicing kit, (1) storage case ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00LEBP5IG | | Best Sellers Rank | #78,879 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #76 in Mixer Parts & Accessories | | Blade Material | Stainless Steel | | Brand | KitchenAid | | Brand Name | KitchenAid | | Color | Silver | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 5,032 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00883049330730 | | Included Components | (1) dicing kit, (1) julienne disc, (1) shredding disc, (1) slicing disc, (1) storage case | | Is the item dishwasher safe? | No | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6.9"D x 10.2"W x 9.7"H | | Item Type Name | Mixer Attachment | | Item Weight | 7 Pounds | | Manufacturer | KitchenAid | | Material | Plastic | | Model Name | KSM2FPA | | Model Number | KSM2FPA | | Number of Speeds | 1 | | Part Number | 1042903482 | | Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash | | Product Dimensions | 6.9"D x 10.2"W x 9.7"H | | Recommended Uses For Product | Slice | | Special Feature | Manual | | Special Features | Manual | | UPC | 883049330730 | | Voltage | 120 Volts | | Warranty Description | 1 year hassle-free replacement warranty | ## Product Details - **Brand:** KitchenAid - **Color:** Silver - **Material:** Plastic - **Product Dimensions:** 6.9"D x 10.2"W x 9.7"H - **Special Feature:** Manual ## Images ![KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment, Food Processor with Commercial Food Dicing Disc KSM2FPA - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61UxuajI+6L.jpg) ![KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment, Food Processor with Commercial Food Dicing Disc KSM2FPA - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61jHFK5HyBL.jpg) ![KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment, Food Processor with Commercial Food Dicing Disc KSM2FPA - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61rJYfXWpKL.jpg) ![KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment, Food Processor with Commercial Food Dicing Disc KSM2FPA - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51T68d3M5bL.jpg) ![KitchenAid Stand Mixer Attachment, Food Processor with Commercial Food Dicing Disc KSM2FPA - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/613KRDLM8AL.jpg) ## Questions & Answers **Q: Is it really worth $$$ Buying for everyday cooking ?** A: No, this is not worth the money!! There is a slicer grater attachment for only around $40 that basically does the same thing! This will NOT replace your food processor, there is no container for mixing things like a food processor! **Q: what's the difference: KSM1FPA & KSM2FPA** A: KSM1FPA is white and does NOT have the dicing attachment. KSM2FPA is silver and includes the dicing attachment. So if you want to be able to slice, shred, julienne AND DICE, buy KSM2FPA. **Q: How thick is the thickest slicing setting?** A: The cut goes from about a sixteenth of an inch to almost a quarter of an inch. I just used that feature last night to slice potatoes. I can't believe how fantastic this is. I had it running and dropped a potatoe in and without any pressure it sliced.This is a super item, I have used the grater a lot, works great and the slicer is great, highly recommend this! **Q: What is the difference between ksm1fpa and ksm2fpa** A: According to KitchenAid: The KSM2FPA includes the Dicing Disc and Blade, the Dicing Disc Cleaner, and the Storage Case. These things are not included with the KSM1FPA. So, no dicing with the KSM1FPA. I have a friend who has the KSM2FPA and he absolutely loves it, especially for the dicing feature. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I Was Prepared to Hate This . . . *by J***R on September 14, 2018* I had an opportunity to purchase the KitchenAid Food Processor Attachment using some rebates that I'd gotten from an earlier KitchenAid promotion and when i saw a sale for this i decided to give it a try. I'd been looking at it for some time because it was the only item on the market that would dice and not just slice items like my Cuisinart. I'd been looking at the various videos that KitchenAid had on-line as well as independent reviewers and had seen some really impressive results and listened to some very negative comments. It appeared that individuals that bought or reviewed the attachment either found it very helpful or totally hated it. Being an engineer i was curious to see the construction and worried about the mechanism's quality. So when i received the attachment I had to run it through some tests. The first thing I noticed was how heavy the attachment was. It's not a lightweight piece of equipment! So my first concern was about the stress the weight would place on the mixer. I'm still worried about that after several hours of use. Like any of the KitchenAid attachments it's a little noisy when running and there is some vibration. I attribute that to the causing what some reviewers said about the attachment 'falling off' the mixer. I don't believe that's an issue if one keeps in mind that vibration in any piece of equipment tends to loosen fasteners over time, particuarly friction secured fasteners like KitchenAid uses to hold their attachments to the mixers. My advice? Check the fastener for any sign of loosening if you're going to use it for a lengthy period of time. So on to the tests. First was a twenty pound bag of russet potatoes, peeled and sliced to fit the hopper. I found varying advice on the speed setting. What i discovered was that in general the harder the item to be sliced and diced the faster you want to set the speed. Potatoes took about a seven to eight setting while larger carrots I set to ten. Apples worked fine at lower settings. Tomatoes (I used Roma) worked well and seemed to do better at a medium speed. That surprised me at first, I was expecting them to do better at a lower speed because of their firmness, but I think it's because of the skin. I did not try any skinless tomatoes - that might be a test for another time. Cucumbers were best at a low setting (Note: I peeled the cucumbers in my testing and the softer they were the worse the results - English cucumbers worked the best for dicing). Another thing that I found interesting was that i got the best results when dicing if I DID NOT use the pusher to force the vegetables into the hopper - letting their own weight and the angled blade pull them in worked just fine. A big WARNING - don't try to use the attachment to dice meat - that was a disaster! I have not tried cheese yet and if (when) I do I'll add to this review. So the dicing aspects of the attachment worked better than i anticipated. Since that was my primary reason for purchasing it I was very happy. I moved on to the slicing blades and was interested to note the adjustable thickness setting on the slicing blade (KitchenAid calls it their ExactSlice System). That's an interesting touch and i wonder how long that's going to last. Endurance is just as important to me as functionality since I tend to keep my technology until it expires! I would have preferred a metal mechanism, but that would have necessitated a price increase that probably would have made the overall cost a nonstarter. It worked fine as did the shredding and julienne discs. I typically prefer my Cuisinart for those functions (so many more blades and options) but if I'm going to do dicing as well as slicing and julienne cuts the KitchenAid is my tool of choice. Next was cleanup. How labor intensive was that going to be? I found that cleanup was actually easier than for my Cuisinart. I should note that i clean my tools immediately after use, no matter which brand or device. I've learned my lesson from letting debris dry in hard-to-reach places! The KitchenAid came apart as easily as it went together. Most of the pieces came clean in just a spray of warm water and a quick dip into a soapy bath and rinse. A nice scrub brush gets almost anything off easily and KitchenAid has thoughtfully provided a small tool for clearing any food stuck in the dicing grid so you don't end up with bloody fingers. I also like that there is an insert that lifts out to protect the mechanism from any food particles or fluids that go around with the blades. That was a feature I hadn't really considered important until it came to cleanup - then that made things a breeze. The included storage case is nice, but I have two concerns. The first one is a little picky, but I had a difficult time in getting the blades back into the case so it would close properly. Turns out that the adjustable thickness slicing has to be in placed into the storage case with what I'll call the plastic sweeping tab rotated so it's located to the right of the case or it interferes with the closure. A picky concern, true, but I was beginning to think I'd lost my mind when the case wouldn't close the first time. Second, the location of the hinge for the case means that in the open position it does not rest on the surface, but is slightly elevated. I've seen the same design on other cases and the failure mechanism is when left in that position for too long or if there's an impact it damages the hinges. A very small design change would have alleviated the possibility with zero additional cost in either materials or fabrication. Overall I think this one's a winner! Concerns? Well, like all bladed kitchen tools how sharp they are tends to make a huge difference. I am concerned about how well the dicing grid retains its edge since there's really no way to resharpen it. I didn't look into the cost of replacement, but i suspect it's not cheap! The other blades? Well, they seem to be the same quality as the Cuisinart's, and I've used those blades for at least ten years without issue. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fast, clean cuts; fixed small dice size *by E***A on November 17, 2025* This KitchenAid food processor attachment has been a real time-saver for meal prep. It snaps onto the mixer hub, runs smoothly, and the feed tube + pusher keep everything moving without jams. The dicing kit makes quick, uniform cubes for salsa, soup prep, and veggie trays, and the adjustable slicing plus shredding discs cover most other tasks. Parts nest neatly in the storage case and clean-up is easy—most pieces rinse clean and are top-rack dishwasher safe. Only downside: the dice size is fixed on the dicing grid, so I wish it could cut larger cubes for chunkier salads and stews. I work around it by using the slicer for bigger pieces or hand-cutting a few larger chunks at the end. Still, for everyday chopping, slicing, and shredding, it’s fast, consistent, and way less mess than pulling out a full standalone processor. Verdict: huge time-saver with clean, consistent results—just know the dicing size is on the smaller side. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best attachment so far! *by S***R on February 18, 2026* I absolutely love this! I accidentally got the cheaper version and it did not have the dicing tool. I returned that one and got the model I wanted and so happy I did (which is one of the very reasons I purchased this). It works great! Has a nice place to store the disks and I was able to dice 4 peppers and 2 onions in about 5 minutes for a spaghetti sauce. ## Frequently Bought Together - KitchenAid KSM2FPA Food Processor Attachment, Dicing Kit, Silver - KitchenAid Fresh Prep Slicer/Shredder, 1, White - KitchenAid KSMMGA Metal Food Grinder Attachment, Silver --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/4082679-kitchenaid-stand-mixer-attachment-food-processor-with-commercial-food-dicing](https://www.desertcart.co.uk/products/4082679-kitchenaid-stand-mixer-attachment-food-processor-with-commercial-food-dicing) --- *Product available on Desertcart United Kingdom* *Store origin: GB* *Last updated: 2026-05-17*