KitchenAid KFC3516IC 3.5 Cup Mini Food Processor, Ice Blue

Compact, Powerful, and a Kitchen Game-Changer!
First and foremost, the size is perfect for those everyday kitchen tasks. Whether I’m chopping onions, making salsa, or whipping up a quick batch of pesto, the 3.5-cup capacity is just right for small to medium-sized jobs. It’s ideal for those moments when you don’t want to haul out the big guns but still need the convenience of a reliable food processor.The 240-watt motor may seem modest, but it handles everything I throw at it with ease. The stainless steel blade is sharp and efficient, ensuring consistent results every time.Cleaning up after use is a breeze. The bowl, lid, and blade are all dishwasher safe, saving me precious time and effort. The compact design also means it doesn’t take up much space in the dishwasher or on the counter, making it a convenient addition to my kitchen setup.The build quality is what you’d expect from KitchenAid – durable and reliable. The sturdy construction assures me that this mini food processor is built to last, and the sleek design adds a touch of sophistication to my kitchen.

Very nice additive to my kitchen
Purchased this for future baby food. So far I’ve only made applesauce in it and so far I really enjoy the machine. Admittedly I attempted to use it initially without reading the instructions and I had a bit of trouble because it’s supposed to be fool proof and really simple. Like… Push a button simple. I came to love it more when I realized that not only is it simple but it genuinely is fool proof. If things are not exactly as there supposed to be the machine won’t start. (I didn’t have the blade pushed down all the way so there was my issue) But the chopper won’t chip if the blades aren’t pushed down, if the lids not properly secure and of course if it’s not plugged in. The only risk of chopping the fingers then comes in the cleanup.I accidentally left the sliding thingy set to puree with my first batch of sauce and when it says puree it means puree. I’ve got a gravy consistency for my cooked apples. And on the other side of the coin chopped absolutely means chopped. My second batch of apple sauce can’t out nice and chunky. I’m sure if I left it long enough I could have gotten the same gravy consistency but the point is there’s definitely control when your playing with the machine.It’s also rather compact. 1 cord container lid and blade that all snaps into place. It’s super easy to store. I personally don’t have space in my kitchen for anything so it sits in its original box in the corner of my table until I need to use it again. I’ve only used it once and that was in soft cooked food but I’m quite pleased with it as things are currently

My old mini chopper was giving me headaches and throwing me into fits of swearing and gnashing of teeth. Despite it being made by a premier small appliance company and stipulated to have stainless steel components, the projection that held the blade rusted and got stuck all the time! It became a chore to remove the blade portion from the main appliance to the point that I dreaded using it. Enter Amazon Prime Day. This beautiful KitchenAid 3.5 Food Chopper was accompanied by a price I could not refuse. Since its arrival, I have used this little chopper with great success to chop a variety of vegetables including the classic triumvirate of onions, celery, and carrots. After cutting the vegetables into chunks to fit in the bowl, l loaded it up putting it on chop mode. Within seconds, no exaggeration, it had whittled those chunks down to the perfect chopped size. I did have to hold the machine when it initially began chopping the carrots, but not for the less dense vegetables. It was actually quite amazing how this teeny little red machine did its thing! This petite wee chopper is compact with a space at the bottom where the cord is wound keeping it out of site and preventing the cord from dangling obtrusively from its storage shelf. The apparatus has three pieces (not counting the main motor portion) consisting of the lid, removable stainless steel blade, and bowl. The lid and bowl are a clear hard plastic making easy to see when enough is enough. The blade attaches to a column of either rubber or plastic and fits securely over the projection. The bowl snaps easily and decisively into place. The on and off switch is located at the top of the handle and operates when pressed down or released which can be easily done with one finger or a thumb. A small sliding switch changes from chop to grind with a simple push and is located just below the bowl on the motor portion of the chopper. The noise is very tolerable and not nearly as loud as my old chopper. The bowl has a convenient pour spout, and there is a “drizzle basin” on top of the lid making adding liquid easy and mess free. The chopper disassembles easily for cleaning and according to the ad is dishwasher safe. My little ruby red gem of a guillotine (also available in 8 other colors) is going to be a great addition to my kitchen.NOTE: However, I must mention one problem that I had. Neither my son or I could figure out how to remove the lid from the bowl. I read the manual from start to finish (the English portion) twice but to no avail. I cold not find any instructions on how to remove the lid. Each maneuver I tried failed. Fearing that I might indeed break or damage something, I went to that all knowing teacher, YouTube. Finally I found a video with one simple sentence/statement that answered my question. One just takes a finger or thumb and gently pushes the top portion at the stop button forward toward you. So, using gentle pressure and one finger I did just that, and voila’ I was able to remove the lid. Simple as pie, but not so initially! Now in my opinion, that should have been included in the instruction manual, and I should not have had to go to YouTube to find out how to remove a lid. KitchenAid is above that! Despite the fact that this is a top notch little machine, I was tempted to give it 4 stars. Reason prevailed, and five stars were assigned because of the size, stability, efficiency, speed, and quality of the machine. It really is very easy to remove the lid once you know how it is done. This little mini chopper is a giant among its own kind, and I can recommend it without reservation…just remember- push the little starter toward you to remove the lid!Top 3 Likes:-Does an excellent job chopping to a roughly uniform size-It is fast, efficient, and relatively, comparatively quiet-Compact and solidly, substantially, and attractively constructedTop 3 Dislikes:-There is some (but minimal) motor noise-Had to hold it steady while chopping dense vegetables like carrots-Lack of instruction on how to remove the lid

In die Steckdose gesteckt und für 10Sek eingeschaltet. Fing direkt an zu rauchen und zu qualmen!!! es stank nach verbrannten Plastik, Rückgabezeitraum war schon abgelaufen. Geld direkt in die Tonne geschmissen.

Me gusta, muy práctico y seguro de usar. Vital leer el manual antes de usar pero es una gran inversión. Es pequeño pero para mi no hay problema, el tamaño es ideal para almacenar.