KitchenAid KFP0921ER 9 Cup Food Processor

I love all the different attachments that this food processor has, I find it easy to swap them out and the whole unit is easy to clean and pretty lightweight. I've done quite a few different things in it so far and I'm really happy with it. I'm especially pleased with the dough hook, it's a huuuuge time saver and it does a good job. Great machine!!

The motor is quiet for a.food processor but it still does the job very well. The extra attachments are useful. Slight with design of the lid when shedding cheese but it is minor and wound stop from buying it.

Good machine, love that it can store everything inside itself, good attachments, but there are downsides for me: need to hold it down when using or it tends to travel. Safety is on the cup, not the lid so if cup is connected but no lid yet, you can turn it on. Food gets jammed in the lid in some parts.

How did I go so long without a food processor? This one is great! It works as advertised, cleans up easily, packs away well, and I like the smart red colour.

I have used this amazing small food processor for a few months, and overall, I am satisfied with it's operation and it works for most of its intended functions. This was a low-cost alternative to me and for it's price, it performs ok. On the plus side, this little processor does most of what it was designed to do extremely well. It's quick to set up, easy to break down and store. It is quick to process the foods it's assigned. This processor is aloso really quiet compared to our old blender, and even our newer smoothie mixer. I really think it is doing it's job well. On the negative side, however, it is not capable of doing a good job with a full-size bread recipe. You might be able to get away with fixing non-yeast breads and other types of batter-type breads in it, but when it comes to yeasted breads, the dough is just too stiff in it. It not only bounced all over the place and caused a ruckus, but even after holding it down (for 15 minutes) so I could proceed with my recipe, its bread paddle kept coming loose and sliding up the pole where it was of no use to mixing the bread itself. A second, but lesser downfall is if you have typical over-the-counter cupboards, the processor is too tall to store under them when it is fully assembled. I do not have lower storage available so I leave larger appliances on one part of my counter and this processor was too tall. I have to store it with the food intake slid behind it vs on top. I believe if you're looking for a mixer that can do bread, it would be best to stick with the wide-based stand mixers rather than this tall, but otherwise efficient, model of food processor. It is just too tall and too narrow to make yeast bread Would I buy it again... yes, because it does most of what it was designed to do. I very rarely make bread anyhow :)