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Brand	KitchenAid
Product Dimensions	10.5"D x 8.25"W x 16.13"H
Color	White
Product Care Instructions	Dishwasher Safe
Included Components	Chopping Blade, Container, Lid

Wattage
700 watts

Material
Plastic, Metal

Item Weight
26.5 Pounds

Is Dishwasher Safe
Yes

About this item

700-watt food processor with wide and narrow feed tubes, plus pulse control
12-cup work bowl, 10-cup chef's bowl, and 4-cup mini bowl with mini blade
Multipurpose stainless-steel blade, dough blade, citrus press, and egg whip
3 discs for slicing/shredding; spatula; storage case; dishwasher-safe parts
Measures 10-1/2 by 8-1/4 by 16-1/8 inches; 1-year warranty

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Product information

Brand

KitchenAid

Product Dimensions

10.5"D x 8.25"W x 16.13"H

Color

White

Product Care Instructions

Dishwasher Safe

Included Components

Chopping Blade, Container, Lid

Blade Material

Stainless Steel

Item Weight

26.5 pounds

Manufacturer

KitchenAid

ASIN

B0002MH3LU

Item model number

KFPW760WH

National Stock Number

7320-01-615-0576

Customer Reviews

3.7 302 ratings

3.7 out of 5 stars

Date First Available

May 26, 2008

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With its powerful 700-watt motor, this convenient food processor quickly and easily slices, dices, chops, and purees, helping to reduce prep time in the kitchen. The unit's durable sealed housing creates a sound barrier for quiet operation, while its ultra-wide mouth feed tube accommodates tomatoes, cucumbers, and potatoes with minimal sectioning or slicing. The food processor features three polycarbonate bowls, including a large 12-cup-capacity work bowl, a 10-cup chef's bowl, and a 4-cup mini bowl with mini blade. A multipurpose stainless-steel blade, dough blade, citrus press, and egg whip are also included, as well as three precision stainless-steel discs: a fine 2-mm slicing disc, a medium 4-mm slicing disc, and a medium 4-mm shredding disc. Other highlights include pulse control, a spatula/cleaning tool, an instruction/recipe guide, and a durable storage case that helps protect and keep the blades, discs, and accessories organized. For added convenience, the control pad and base of the appliance wipe clean easily and the bowls, blades, and discs are dishwasher-safe. Stylish and functional for today's busy kitchen, the food processor measures 10-1/2 by 8-1/4 by 16-1/8 inches and carries a one-year hassle-free replacement warranty.

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Customer reviews

3.7 out of 5

302 global ratings

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Customers say

Customers like the performance, versatility, and ease of use of the food processor. They mention that it works well, and the lid is versatile enough to handle small and big items. They appreciate the power, and easy of cleaning. That said, opinions are mixed on quality and appearance.

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76 customers mention59 positive17 negative

Customers like the performance of the food processor. They say it works great, the bread blade works well, and the other attachments work well. Some are pleased with the outcome of the things they have made. They also say it's powerful, heavy, and quiet. Overall, customers say it is one of the best kitchen appliances they have ever owned.

"...April 2013 Update: This machine continues to perform very well, and has held up to two long distance moves...." Read more

"...I found it to work very well. The strainer could be a little finer; alot of pulp and small seeds fall through...." Read more

"...The 12-cup is great for pie crusts, bread doughs, sauces and dips and pureeing just about anything, but it is best for "family size" portions...." Read more

"...I also have the KitchenAid blender. Wow! It works great, too. Powerful. Easy to clean." Read more

40 customers mention28 positive12 negative

Customers like the lid of the food processor. They mention that it's versatile, and can handle larger capacity items yet simple to use with smaller capacity items. They also appreciate the 3 different sized bowls that fit inside.

"...The processor itself is large and heavy, but not overly so...." Read more

"...features not be found on the medium-priced Cuisinart: small bowl and blade for small jobs, big motor, huge tube, three cutting disks to Cuisinart's..." Read more

"...] The CombiMax has a much larger usable capacity than my old KitchenAid did, plus some nifty features that I haven't..." Read more

"...and dips and pureeing just about anything, but it is best for "family size" portions...." Read more

31 customers mention28 positive3 negative

Customers like the accessories that come with the food processor. They say that it has a large assortment of attachments, some of which are useful and work well. They also appreciate the container for the various attachments and the extra work bowls. Overall, customers say that the food processer comes with about everything they'll ever need.

"...The machine comes with a large assortment of accessories; some seem a little superfluous, such as the ten cup chef's bowl, but if they don't add to..." Read more

"...The attachments are great, too. It's easy to clean...." Read more

"...It is so versatile with the attachments and the extra work bowls. I most often use the smallest workbowl for making bread crumbs or dips...." Read more

"...On the plus side, I do like the attachments it comes with. Used the egg whip a few times to make the eggs nice and well beaten for french toast...." Read more

28 customers mention25 positive3 negative

Customers find the food processor easy to use. They mention it's simple, easy to assemble and use, and impressive with the extra convenience. They appreciate the three bowls and attachments, and the oversized feed tube that makes pre-processor preparation much simpler.

"...It's super sturdy and handles everything we put in it with ease. Salsa takes under five minutes!..." Read more

"...Admittedly, they have a great replacement policy - convenient, quick, sensible...." Read more

"...The result was incredibly good . The machine was quiet, fast and easy to control...." Read more

"...It is very easy to assemble and use, then change the assembly configuration for something else and keep going...." Read more

27 customers mention27 positive0 negative

Customers are satisfied with the power of the food processor. They mention that it has great power, is sturdy, and has a powerful motor. Some say that it is powerful enough for large batches but precision enough to do fine work. Overall, most are happy with the performance of this versatile machine.

"...on the medium-priced Cuisinart: small bowl and blade for small jobs, big motor, huge tube, three cutting disks to Cuisinart's two, large chef's bowl..." Read more

"...It is powerful, easy to clean, and comes with Kitchenaid's unrivaled customer service...." Read more

"...I also have the KitchenAid blender. Wow! It works great, too. Powerful. Easy to clean." Read more

"...In addition to having many attachments, this thing has plenty of power...." Read more

26 customers mention19 positive7 negative

Customers like the ease of cleaning the food processor. They say that all the parts wash easily, the motor/base is sealed, and has no crevices to trap any spills. The three sized bowls make clean up easier, and the dishwasher makes it sanitary for storage.

"...Everything washes up fine in the dishwasher but I recommend washing the blades by hand...." Read more

"...'s two, large chef's bowl that fits inside the work bowl for easy cleanup, a citrus press, and an egg whip...." Read more

"...processor is that its base is very well-sealed, so it is easy to wipe spills off it.You wanted to hear all of that...." Read more

"...The handle on the container is impossible to clean and there is a hollow part where water collects...." Read more

72 customers mention46 positive26 negative

Customers are mixed about the quality of the food processor. Some mention it's well made and easy to use, while others say it'd be better off buying a new one.

"...Nothing has broken and we use it for everything you can imagine, including grating soap for homemade laundry detergent." Read more

"...: small bowl and blade for small jobs, big motor, huge tube, three cutting disks to Cuisinart's two, large chef's bowl that fits inside the work..." Read more

"...An update: Soon after I wrote this review, the food processor self-destructed. One of the metal blades ripped off of the shaft while I was using it...." Read more

"...This particular model comes equiped with slicing and shredding blades (which may grating loads of cheese a total breeze) plus it has the egg whip..." Read more

27 customers mention18 positive9 negative

Customers are mixed about the appearance of the food processor. Some mention it looks wonderful, nice, and well designed. They also say it's high quality and professional in both looks and performance. However, some customers say it has a very poor design, looks like new on the outside, but is cheap and trashy on the inside.

"...It was so easy to work with. It looked wonderful andtoasted well in the oven...." Read more

"...It was also so much neater than grating. I read a review that said the juicer wasn't that great. I found it to work very well...." Read more

"This could be a great food processor. Unfortunately, it has a serious design flaw, one that caused me to return the unit twice...." Read more

"...It still works and looks like new. The base is heavy and has rubber feet, so the processor never moves around. The attachments are great, too...." Read more

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An excellent value and a great workhorse for the kitchen

Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2010

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I bought the KitchenAid 760 processor to replace an old Cuisinart. I'd read reviews of both brands but ultimately went with this one, and I am glad I did. The machine comes with a large assortment of accessories; some seem a little superfluous, such as the ten cup chef's bowl, but if they don't add to my cost, I am certainly not complaining. I enjoyed having the storage box for the blades included.

The processor itself is large and heavy, but not overly so. We've used it for salsa, sauces, gravies and dough and have been impressed with its speed, quiet operation, and toughness. Everything washes up fine in the dishwasher but I recommend washing the blades by hand. It's super sturdy and handles everything we put in it with ease. Salsa takes under five minutes!

All in all, I highly recommend the KFPW760 to anyone who needs a full-size processor. Plus, I saved almost $100 over the comparable Cuisinart and got more for my money!

April 2013 Update: This machine continues to perform very well, and has held up to two long distance moves. Nothing has broken and we use it for everything you can imagine, including grating soap for homemade laundry detergent.

2 people found this helpful

Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2007

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This could be a great food processor. Unfortunately, it has a serious design flaw, one that caused me to return the unit twice. Admittedly, they have a great replacement policy - convenient, quick, sensible. But that does not mitigate the problem which is, apparently, built in and hard to avoid.

The problem is that the fit of the blade or disk stem (for attaching the various disks), when attached to the power shaft, is a tad too loose. You notice it immediately when you fit the blade or stem to the shaft - there's play there. When I first used the machine, I attempted to make dough. I probably tried to make too much at one time and the powerful motor caused the dough blade to overtorque on the power shaft. Because the blade was a loose fit, it was so overtorqued, it could not be removed from the power shaft. Frozen solid. I called Kitchen Aide and they were really terrific about sending out another machine immediately. Interestingly, though, the tech I spoke to said, "Yeah, the blade probably overtorqued." Apparently, the problem was not new to them.

The new machine had the same problem. This time, I was using the shredding disk to shred partially frozen mozzarella. It overtorqued again. Couldn't budge it! Called Kitchen Aide and they offered to send another machine. No thanks. They are accepting its return and will send me a check. Great company when it comes to customer service.

I am in the process of returning the machine now and have already purchased a Cuisinart (which is definitely inferior) as a replacement. It's really a shame. The Kitchen Aide had a lot of fine features not be found on the medium-priced Cuisinart: small bowl and blade for small jobs, big motor, huge tube, three cutting disks to Cuisinart's two, large chef's bowl that fits inside the work bowl for easy cleanup, a citrus press, and an egg whip.

I wish I could recommend it but the problem is too stark. It's bound to hit many users. But that shouldn't deter you from purchasing other Kitchen Aide products, especially if their guarantee is anything like that of the food processor.

38 people found this helpful

An Expensive Disappointment

Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2009

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I bought this model almost two years ago, as a replacement for a much-loved food processor that had been discontinued. Here's why I don't like this one:

1) One of my main criteria when I was shopping for it was that my new food processor should have a large capacity. This one was advertised as having a large capacity. But the stem in the middle of the bowl is very short, so you can't actually put much food into it, especially if the food is liquidy.

2) They advertise having one of the widest mouthed feed tubes. But what they don't tell you is that the "maximum fill line" on the feed tube is very low. So you really can't pack all *that* much food into the feed tube.

3) The ad said it had an attachment called "juicer." I thought that this meant that I could use it to, say, juice carrots, like the way my local food co-op has a juice bar where you can buy things like carrot-beet-celery juice. But no, actually the "juicer" is an attachment where you push down on an orange over a dome and the juice comes down the sides, through holes, and into the body of the food processor. It's basically like an ordinary "Mexican hat shaped" manual juicer except that you use the food processor to turn the middle (I guess that's how it goes -- I've never used this attachment) and then the bowl collects the juice. When I made my final decision between the last two food processors that I was looking at, I chose this one because it said "juicer." So this was a disappointment and made me feel that I'd been snared by phony ad hype. Interesting... I see they are now saying "citrus press" instead of "juicer" for this attachment. I think that is much more honest.

4) It's not good with small quantities. My old food processor could chop a clove of garlic. My KitchenAid just bounces the clove of garlic around, uncut.

5) Food often will "slalom" between the lower and upper blade without ever getting chopped. I've made hummus, let the machine run for a while, served it, and then found whole garlic cloves in the middle of the hummus, totally uncut. My old food processor never did that.

6) Flimsy spatula.

7) The rim of the lid fits on the *outside* of the bowl. So if you blend anything liquidy, it's pretty much guaranteed to be spread all over the outside of the food processor. And the counter underneath. On my old food processor, the lid fit *inside* the bowl, which was a zillion times better at keeping drips contained, mess-free.

8) When I want to take off the bowl with the blade inside, the blade is always "locked" to the middle stem, which keeps the bowl from coming out unless I reach in and disconnect the blade. This is easy to do, but it's annoying, especially when the blade is covered in food.

9) The pusher that you use to push food through the feed tube has two parts to it. They often unlock from each other while I'm in the middle of using them to push food into the food processor. This seems mildly dangerous.

10) When I bought it, I loved the idea of having multiple bowls, so that I could chop one thing, then switch bowls and chop something else. However, to use a smaller bowl you need to put the smaller bowl inside the larger bowl and then run the food processor with both bowls attached. Unfortunately, the few times I've tried this, food from the smaller bowl has gotten onto the bigger bowl, making it dirty enough that it needed washing too, with no time saved.

The one thing that I *do* especially like about the KitchenAid more than my old food processor is that its base is very well-sealed, so it is easy to wipe spills off it.

You wanted to hear all of that. Right? :-)

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An update: Soon after I wrote this review, the food processor self-destructed. One of the metal blades ripped off of the shaft while I was using it. And then a piece of the latch broke off the lid in a way that sealed the lid and bowl permanently shut and permanently attached to the base. I was really happy, because it gave me a chance to buy a new food processor. I got a Braun CombiMax and am delighted with it. Here is a link to it: Braun CombiMax K-650 Food Processor, Braun K650 replaces the K600 The CombiMax has a much larger usable capacity than my old KitchenAid did, plus some nifty features that I haven't seen on any other food processor, such as a sealed bowl -- which means that liquid can't run out through the stem, so you can fill it *much* more full than other food processors.

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Joanne Middleton

Great product & an even better price!

Reviewed in Canada on July 2, 2012

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If you are looking for an all around great food processor, this is the one. This food processor comes with three bowls (different sizes for different size jobs), different blades for the bowls, chopping blades, and a juicer component. This machine works extremely well. It makes pesto in seconds, blitzes bread crumbs in seconds & chops meat quickly as well. The biggest suprise about this food processor is how quiet it is. A previous Black & Decker processor was very loud and shook. This one is very quiet and doesn't move at all. Hard to believe how much work goes on inside this machine with such little noise. The product is very sturdy and heavy. I would recommend keeping it out on the countertop rather than lifting in in and out of a cupboard all of the time. I highly recommend this machine!

3 people found this helpful

Toucan

Spills over in the middle

Reviewed in Canada on March 10, 2019

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Loved it but a shame it spills over in the centre unlike other brands

Dayle Parsons

Assembles Easily and Quiet

Reviewed in Canada on November 30, 2012

Verified Purchase

I love how easily the top fits on and it is ready to go! I used my last processor for over 20 years and it was a pain getting the top in place to make system work! This is quiet, all dishwasher friendly, and powerful! Very Happy!

cooker

Love this food fixer

Reviewed in Canada on February 14, 2012

Verified Purchase

I love the deal I got on this food processor... it is amazing quality... I could tell by the weight of it, when I went to take it out of the box, that it was a quality piece of kitchen equipment! I cook a lot and have gone through lots of other brands but I am sure that this will last a lifetime. Quality Quality Quality! It pays to have good tools in the kitchen. Did I mention how quiet it runs? Amazing!... and it comes with all the extras too! If you are thinking about buying this food processor... have NO doubts about the quality of this product. It is the best one I have ever owned.

9 people found this helpful

Mrs AKQ

I love this food processor

Reviewed in Canada on August 20, 2012

Verified Purchase

When I received the box from he post guy, I was shocked. It was a huge box within a huge box. Then I opened it up and it was a huge machine with LOTS of accessories. Oh boy, I live in a townhouse, this was just too big for my kitchen. I chickened out, packed it up and decided to send it back. One week later I needed it cos my 4 cup food processor (cuisinart) wasnt going to cut it. I decided to take the plunge and keep the monster, reopened it, set it up and WOW fell in love at second sight. I urge caution, try not to use it for liquids and if you do stay Below the line so that it doesn't leak everywhere. Apart from that side note this is a powerful beautiful machine. Easy to operate and easy to leave out on the counter for all to admire. But try not to move it too much unless you have a guy with bulging muscles standing by because this thing is HEAVY. It blends and processes amazingly well. I use it for baby food in bulk, for pasta sauce (new recipe calls for blending bit messy but stick to the line), onions and houmous. 2-4 short bursts and your food is done. Haven't used the accessories I just packed them away but I have kept the slicer attachments and will try them out. Will repost when I have had some experience with them. Good luck with your purchase. Btw it was a toss up between this and cuisinart 12 cup, this won out as the price was too good at the time 99 Canadian dollars! Bargain!

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