14 Cup Stack & Snap™ Duo Food Processor

Here is what I use as i prefer all in one appliances: [Ninja Blender ](https://s.shopee.ph/3Vfbt9NQem)affiliate link: lets start muna with the cons, the mushrooom and connector to the blade are both plastic, this will be worn after awhile, if you are in a setting that requires fast movement, due to how the device has safeyy features they tend to not function if you dont align properly, place the cover and such. now for the pros, this thing due to its powerful motor is one of the best food processor blender combos, there are a lot of blades, most blenders kasi use a vortex method when blending. this one uses the blade on different sides so it usees less power but does the work in same method and mas creamy siya. I use this for making peanut butter, nut butter etc, very creamy ang labas. wattage is good too, and sa cleaning madali lang aksi everything can be removed. i wont recommend using a dishwashing dito. abnother method in cleaning i do is place a few drops of dish washing liquid and blend, linis yn blades and etc. i can test the wattage din for you for this tomorrow when i am making some peanut butter. its easy to use, kasi knob method din ito. [hamiton beach](https://s.shopee.ph/2qPv5ND63C) affiliate link: bit harder to find nowadays, i actually bought this months abck in shopee as i needed something that can handle making slices faster, lets start muna on waht it does well, may dicing assembly na siya, can do a lot like dice, slice, knead din and pureee, yn butas nya is big, in some instances i dont cut n yn pagkain paglagay, now yn cons, if you have a small kitchen this thing is huge, look at the box this one is more precise din for the slicing and dicing ones as the ninja doesnt have that but i prefer the ninja in making nut butter. another con is that when i had a blender repaired to them, it cost me 5500 , nasa qc yn place nila, we had to bring the item there and they fixed naman, after 1 year nasira yn blender motor, it was my fault din for the repair. ive added a picture with my username to show that i own the products https://preview.redd.it/as3trj4qcppg1.png?width=2160&format=png&auto=webp&s=0ea4f95386e6c763b46f193c25c5050ab6d09e11

I had a big nice cuisinart for like 15 years, but I tossed in the recall about 10 years ago. Since then, I got a smaller Hamilton beach one for like $20/$30. It works well and although not AS GREAT, however just fine for a home chef like me. I haven’t tried the breville but I assume it works well.

I use a big Hamilton Beach one that was like $35 new, and I use a cheap hand/immersion blender for soups/sauces. The food processor is a total beast though and I love it. Had thought about getting a nice Cuisinart but this one has talked me out of it.

Tbh I use my food processor most for shredding large amounts of cheese or puree (blenders don't puree that well if there's no fluid added.)  I've also used it to make chicken-tofu hamburger steaks with whole pieces of chicken thigh. Mincing meat is decently doable by hand but a puree is a pain without a food processor imo. The rest might just be time saving. Can't tell you what kind to get though as my big one is a Hamilton Beech that's been around for like ten years. (My little one is a Cuisanart.)