Black& Decker Textured Series 500 watt Food Processor
- Durable, die-cast textured base is both sturdy and stylish
- Continuous "On" plus Pulse, lets you attain precise consistency every time for complete processing c
- 10 cup container is ideal for large processing tasks, from flavorful salsas to multi-vegetable soups
- Chopping blade also mixes and minces for easy preparation of everything - from baby food to chopped
- Reversible disc for slicing or shredding: great for pepperoni, cheese, cucumbers, cabbage, carrots a
Product Description
Durable, die-cast textured base is both sturdy and stylish Continuous "On" plus Pulse, lets you attain precise consistency every time for complete processing control 10 cup container is ideal for large processing tasks, from flavorful salsas to multi-vegetable soups Chopping blade also mixes and minces for easy preparation of everything - from baby food to chopped tomatoes Reversible disc for slicing or shredding: great for pepperoni, cheese, cucumbers, cabbage, carrots and more
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Black& Decker Textured Series 500 watt Food Processor
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- Publisher: Applica
- Label: Applica
- Studio: Applica
- Average Customer Review:
based on 2 reviews
- Sales Rank in Kitchen & Housewares: #237614
Avg. Customer Review:
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: horrible 2007-08-06
Comment: i recieved the food processor as a wedding gift about a year ago. The average person doesnt use a processor that much! well this one got about 5 uses and stopped working. And it stoped working making a sundried butter. yes folks it couldnt withstand butter!After contacting B&D they refused to do anything...no servicing the product or even a discount on another processor. Basically my only choice was to buy a new one from them! and the best part was they said it would cost $80. Save ur money folks I wouldnt even give it one star. And the customer service was just as bad.
3 of 6 people found the following review helpful:
Customer Rating: 
Summary: black and decker food processor 2007-01-09
Comment: Everything has to be lined up just right for the machine to turn on. Its a safety feature. I can't seem to line it up right and get frustrated. My husband doesn't have this problem. It works for him every time. He prides himself in it. I also think its lightweight and plastic. Its quality is average. If I had to purchase a food processor again, I would look for one that was strong and durable and easier to figure out that its assembly is correct before I turn it on.
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