What’s the next kitchen item you plan to buy?

karadekoolaid said:
I went hunting for a food processor today. The one my wife bought me for Xmas last year - nope, it's too weak. I need something which will blitz things into oblivion, grate veggies into tiny strands and devour sweet potatoes like they were marshmallows.
I'm still looking...
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Mine is Magimix and I'm very happy with it.
 
If they sell it in Venezuela check out the Ninja line. My ninja blender is big, powerful and operates with a set of three food processor style blades. It is a beast. Since you like plastic pitchers it should suit you well. They sell them on Amazon.
 
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blades said:
If they sell it in Venezuela check out the Ninja line. My ninja blender is big, powerful and operates with a set of three food processor style blades. It is a beast. Since you like plastic pitchers it should suit you well. They sell them on Amazon.
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I too have the Ninja blender, amazing value for money and powerful but Karadekoolaid was asking about a food processor not a blender.
 
blades said:
If they sell it in Venezuela check out the Ninja line. My ninja blender is big, powerful and operates with a set of three food processor style blades. It is a beast. Since you like plastic pitchers it should suit you well. They sell them on Amazon.
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SandwichShortOfAPicnic said:
I too have the Ninja blender, amazing value for money and powerful but Karadekoolaid was asking about a food processor not a blender.
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Ninja makes food processors too.
 
One of the things I like about magimix is they are intended for lifetime use and because of that they continue to carry and produce new upgraded accessories for them.
I finally replaced my cracked processor bowl a month or three ago for my processor that was a gift in 1995! It’s still going strong. Frighteningly strong 😂
 
JAS_OH1 said:
What kind of food processor do you have and what is wrong with it?
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It is made by Oster. I think I paid $60 for it on Amazon years ago. There isn't anything really wrong with it. It has some design flaws that makes it a little fussy to use. But it is big and processes food just fine. It replaced a Cuisinart that was better. I dropped the Cuisinart and smashed the bowl. I wasn't in the mood to spend that much money when I replaced it.

I have a ninja blender which has the same kind of blades and works fine for processing smaller lo loads and it is fast. I have a tiny cuisinart that I use for making things like pesto or grinding herbs and spices. I use the Oster mostly for making pie dough. I can recommend the Cuisinart but it is unnecessarily pricey in my view.. Well it is cheap if you compare it to the Magimix.
 
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blades said:
It is made by Oster. I think I paid $60 for it on Amazon years ago. There isn't anything really wrong with it. It has some design flaws that make it a little fussy to use. But it is big and processes food just fine. It replaced a Cuisinart that was better. I dropped the Cuisinart and smashed the bowl. I wasn't in the mood to spend that much money when I replaced it. I have a ninja blender which has the same kind of blades and works fine for processing smaller loads. I have a tiny cuisinart that I use for making things like pesto or pulverizing herbs and spices. I use the Oster mostly for making pie dough. I can recommend the Cuisinart but it is unnecessarily pricey in my view..
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Yeah, I was given a Cuisinart for my birthday and I didn't question how much it cost of course! But Oster is a decent brand, nothing fancy but I have an Oster blender from 2004 that still works. I also have a Nutribullet.

My old food processor was a Black n Decker and of course I have a small mini chopper that I use for small tasks.

blades said:
My food processor isn't one I would recommend. Sorry for the blender recommendation.
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I don't think there is anything wrong with recommending a Ninja blender that has food processor capabilities. I saw some online that have accessories for that, but it's called the Ninja Kitchen System...for around $70 which isn't too bad.

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My original Cuisinart lasted decades. The base was still fine, but I had to replace it because no one made bowls for it any longer, and that had deteriorated to the point of failing. Cuisinart did offer me something like $50 towards a new one, though.

Foolishly, I went with KitchenAid as a replacement. There aren’t enough words in two languages to describe what a poor excuse of a food processor it was. I returned it once, but the replacement was just as bad. It was a joke. A toy.

I finally replaced it with a new Cuisinart, which is what I should have done to begin with, and it’s brilliant. I love it. Chugs through bread doughs with nary a complaint, runs at a whisper. Has big and small bowls. The piece of 💩 KA bogged down on pure liquids and sounded like a banshee with bad adenoids. :laugh:
 
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