The super food processor is a machine capable of mincing, dicing, chopping and pureeing your favourite ingredients (especially cocktails) into culinary creations that will delight the taste buds. Listed below are three super food processors that contain all of the qualities any serious chef would want in their kitchen.
The first on the list is the Cuisinart Elite Die-Cast Food Processor. This machine is one of Cuisinart’s newer designs. Packing a punch at a hefty $250-$300 price tag, the Elite Die-Cast Food Processor is not for the scrupulous. This machine comes with enough features to keep any chef satiated for want of more blending kung-fu power (especially good for crushing up ice). The Elite comes with two bowls, with locking blades and spouts. The lid mechanism includes a rubber seal, to reduce splatter and leakage. In addition, Cuisinart offers a ten-year motor warranty. Considering the warranty and new design features, this super food processor is a hard deal to pass-by.
The Cuisinart DLC-2011 Food Processor with the 11-Cup PowerPrep Plus addition, takes the cake at number two on our list. This machine will have you blending entrees and crafting delectable desserts in no-time. The 11-cup model is capable of blending almost anything from garlic bulbs, to hearty seeds and nuts, and up to 2.5 pounds of dough. The DLC-2011 features an extra wide-mouth ingredient tube, which allows for less pre-chopping, and faster prep times. The bowl of the DLC-2011 is heat-resistant and shatter proof, which allows for higher volumes output. This machine can be purchased for about $230.
The last super food processor on review is the Braun 600 Watt K650 CombiMax Food Processor. This machine comes with a hefty motor and enough power to tackle almost any culinary obstacle. The price tag runs at about $150. Compared to the Cuisinart machines, this processor saves money and offers near equivalent food production capabilities. The CombiMax runs silent, is completely dishwasher safe (making cleaning after a party a little worse for wear that bit easier) and comes with nearly all the same features as the Cuisinart machines, minus a dough blade and heat resistant bowls. This food processor offers a bargain deal for anyone looking to purchase a high quality machine.
