Impressively, even with the tube fully open, the KitchenAid Classic 2.1L Food Processor didn’t throw plumes of flour into the air. You can chuck in good-sized chunks of vegetables using the largest, while the smallest is helpful when you’re making dough using the high-quality plastic dough blade, and need to drizzle liquid into the bowl slowly. The three sizes of opening in the feed tube proved useful. I appreciated the rubber seal around the rim of the lid, which meant that there was no leakage, even when blending with the bowl filled to its maximum. There’s a smaller 710ml bowl for making reduced quantities, too. The other 2mm side gave a small, even grate. The reversible grating disc’s 4mm size has large enough holes that it could chop up an onion without becoming clogged. It gave me good chunky coins of carrot down to slices so thin you could almost see through them. The slicing disc can be adjusted for different thicknesses. I blended Thai red curry paste ingredients to a smooth mixture in super-fast time, without having to scrape around the bowl to ensure that I’d caught everything. This arrangement makes a huge difference when blending, preventing any bits being left behind and trapped at the bottom of the bowl. For general tasks, there’s a main cutting blade, which consists of two serrated cutters: one positioned higher up and one closer to the bottom of the bowl. The KitchenAid Classic 2.1L Food Processor is a joy to use and designed for cooks that want the best. KitchenAid Classic 2.1L Food Processor – What’s it like to use? You can also buy a citrus juicer, a French fry cutting disc, a parmesan/ice shredding disc and a reversible shredding disc, for £20 each. This model comes with a 2.1-litre main bowl, a mini bowl, main blending blades, dough blade, a reversible shredding disc and a slicing dish that can be easily adjusted to cut at a variety of thicknesses. The first thing you’ll notice is its heft it’s made to last. The KitchenAid Classic 2.1L Food Processor isn’t style over content, though it’s clearly built to last. It’s something you buy because you want it to live on your worktop and be seen. It’s big, curvy, confident, and is available in four colours to suit your kitchen (black, cream, red and grey). Related: Best hand blenders KitchenAid Classic 2.1L Food Processor – Design and featuresĪs is the case with most KitchenAid designs, the Classic 2.1L Food Processor looks like it’s been liberated from a 1950s American diner. This model has the same features as the next size up, but is more than £100 cheaper, making it a better choice for most people.Īlthough it isn’t cheap, the KitchenAid Classic 2.1L is one of the best food processors on the market, capable of handling any job you throw at it. KitchenAid sells the food processor in two sizes: 2.1 litres and 3.1 litres. The KitchenAid Classic 2.1l Food Processor is no exception in fact, it’s one of the best-looking models out there. There’s no mistaking a KitchenAid product, with its distinctive metal body and high attention to detail. What is the KitchenAid Classic 2.1L Food Processor?

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