Anyone own a food processor?

[JTurbide]

we have a ninja. it's loud as hell. literally take it outside if the baby is sleeping. shit seems robust though.

Yeah, I'm not going to read this in context.

[Invisible Man]

We are on our second Ninja. I have owned many blenders (and a food processor). The Ninja is my favorite.

But yes, it's super noisy. Like O Phobe...my wife used to take the Ninja in the bathroom and close the door so as not to wake me or the children.

Feel free to read any context you like.

[ritz]

Out of context is the best context

[Achtane]

If you can find a used Robot Coupe that's the way to go. They're pricey but have lifetime warranty and last FOREVER. They're what I use in all my kitchens.

Yeah, Robo-coo is some hardcore pedge shit. I think the smallest one we had was $400, and for an extra $200 you get the model with a momentary pulse switch added...

[baremountain]

+1 for Vitamix. My dad got one for me when I graduated college ~3 years ago & it's never had any problems, except one time when I was hella stoned and used the pokey-push-the-food-into-the-blades stick without the lid but that was 100% user error I've used mine to make smoothies & all the normal stuff, but it can also make a gnarly hummus, salsa, soup, bread mix, & probably a dozen other things that I can't think of. Also cleaning it is as easy as filling it 1/4 way with water, adding a few drops of soap, and then running it. Idk about chopping veggies though. I've never sought to automate that process

[Invisible Man]

and for an extra $200 you get the model with a momentary pulse switch added...

Sounds like a Caroline pedal.

[popvulture]

and for an extra $200 you get the model with a momentary pulse switch added...

Sounds like a Caroline pedal.

My mom used to work for Robot Coupe—they're indeed insanely awesome if you can afford one. Hers is almost as old as I am and is still going strong. Unlike me.