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When comparing food processor models, why do some have additional blades?

Seasoned Advice Asked on September 25, 2021

What are advantages or disadvantages to a middle blade in the food processor? Might this shape be harder to clean than a single-blade model?

It’s also called top blades:

multi-blade food processor models

2 Answers

The maximum rating is based without the top blades inserted into the pitcher. This drives the greatest power.

TIP: When pureeing, use only the bottom blades for best results.

Top [middle] blades are needed to power through tough ingredients like ice, solid fruits and vegetables.

http://content.abt.com/documents/51012/BL830_OwnMan.pdf


Bonus idea

For the prices I'm looking at ($100-200), it almost seems worth it to get rid of my current blender, buy a combination attachment blender--with food processor and portable blender containers:

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Related: blades be sharpened or replaced?

Answered by adamaero on September 25, 2021

The Robot Coupe is widely regarded as the standard food processor for professional use. Neither it, nor the industry-leading Cuisinart or KitchenAid food processors have those middle blades. As such, it seems unlikely that they are requirements for a quality unit.

Answered by FuzzyChef on September 25, 2021

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