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In response to
"can someone with consumer reports access look for me to see if they've ever done mini food processors and pdf it to me if so? thanks."
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amanda
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Nothing recent except the current issue's big article on high-end vs affordable stuff for kitchens.
Posted by
mara
Jul 2 '12, 12:39
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On food processors:
High end: Breville Sous Chef BFP800XL,$400
It�s the best chopper by far in our tests, and it also excels at slicing, shredding, and grating.
For less: Cuisinart DLC-2011CHB,$200
It costs half as much but is impressive at most tasks,
except for chopping.
(Before this, the most recent article is 2006. Let me know if you want this one:
Source:Consumer Reports, Dec2006, Vol. 71 Issue 12, p40-42, 4p, 4 Color Photographs, 1 Chart, 1 Graph.
Document Type:Article.
Subject Terms:FOOD processing machinery -- Evaluation
FOOD industry -- Equipment & supplies
COOKING -- Equipment & supplies
FOOD service -- Equipment & supplies
BAKERY equipment & supplies industry
FOOD industry.
Abstract:This article reviews various processors and choppers. Food processors have become the fastest-growing small appliance in kitchens due to infomercial marketing and advertising by celebrity chefs. The article provides product information, which details the price, quality, and nuances, of each processor. The author reports that celebrity marketing and higher prices were no guarantee of better performance. INSET: TAKING AIM AT THE MAGIC BULLET..
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