How to Buy a Food Processor

[@ptjofabj]

Thank you, Kate. This will be my second purchase of a food processor. I found your presentation organized and logical. I made a list of your tips for my shopping adventure. Should you make another video, would you please address making pesto? I guess pesto would be somewhere between a dry grinding of nuts and a frosting. Thanks again.

[@houseofschenck6230]

Thank you! I just discovered how easy it is to use a food processor for pie crust so I want to buy one but I'm not sure what size to get.

[@wunmijoan7277]

Thanks a lot for the information, this will help me in purchasing a food processor.

[@wemcal]

Great video and information

[@GlamGoreChaosQueen]

First time buyer, could you please suggest one for me? I'd appreciate it so much. I want one that's larger capacity as I LOVE cooking in bulk, has a large feed tube with a smaller insert, can cleanly chop veggies (esp tomatoes! I want one that won't destroy them) in different sizes (think Pico) and is good at slicing potatoes and shredding things. One that has different attachments available would be awesome. I'm also super interested in making sausages and ground meats. Higher liquid volume is a plus, but not 100% necessary. I'd appreciate one in the $300-400 range, cheaper is fine too. Thank you so much!

[@hussainalbasyoni2180]

Thank you 😊

[@peterv1806]

Excellent advice and tips - thank you!

[@lindarose8695]

It doesn't come apart, I have to take the whole top off to add food to slice.

[@buffpattynyc9571]

awesome, I wanna try Ninja, I do not know if it's good

[@MrBobWareham]

Thanks for the video very good but I think induction motors are much better than brush motors low noise and more reliable

[@w11granny67]

Do all the cheaper ones have a Max time use before stopping for a break?

[@andreasanchez7267]

Thanks !

[@laurend.3768]

Thanks for the info 💖

[@yemrock1]

Great Vid Kate!!!!!

[@Lowcarb-k4l]

Thank

[@AriasCarr25]

Thank you very much!!! :)

[@GameMovieStudios2000]

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