Hamilton Beach 70725A 450-Watt Food Processor , Black

My last food processor was also a Hamilton Beach and I got a lot of good use out of it so when the controls stopped functioning properly I had no problem ordering another one. I've only used it a few times so far but am very pleased with it. The snap on lid is a nice feature and it is really easy to use. I always rinse the parts under hot water when I am done with it so clean up is pretty easy. It is larger than my last one so takes up a bit more cupboard space but that's to be expected. Hoped it lasts as long as my previous one. Would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a decent, affordable food processor.

I love this thing. I use it multiple times per week super easy to use and clean. I did a lot of research before landing on this one. Because of my health, I have to make everything from scratch, and because of a hand injury, I needed the pieces to be light. I use my elbows to lock the lid in place. Basically, it makes chopping and slicing and shredding possible for me without hurting me further. I’m gentle with the pieces and make sure none of the plastic breaks off because I know it’s part of the safety feature to run properly. Other than that, this thing is a beast and works great. The sound is a little loud, but I have earplugs I use.

Es un utensilio excelente, todo en uno con muy buena una capacidad, diseño y facilidad de uso de todos sus componentes con precio muy competitivo entre opciones similares.

Es grande, muy potente bien echa y con accesorios para rallar muy recomendable.

I cannot find any cons to this food processor. It slams right through the hazelnuts I roast myself and use in making homemade keto sugar-free "nutella" chocolate hazelnut spread. It is easy to put together. The buttons are self explanatory. The machine is designed for safety and efficiency. It will not work if you forget to install one of the safety components. But after you figure out what you left off, and put it in its place, you will be happy with this food processor. I have not yet tried the shredding blade but the S blade certainly works well. The motor is able to power through the hardest nuts I was able to find; made a pumpkin pie filling in seconds; pie crust is a BREEZE! Just be sure the container is dry when you add your flour to it. I have no issues with the noise of the motor. It IS a motor! Would you sacrifice efficiency for a quiet chainsaw? I think not. And I'm not saying it sounds like a chainsaw. Just think about who's trying to take a nap before you turn this baby on. It's a workhorse, so don't tell it to be quiet.