- Is a 3-cup food processor big enough?
- For herbs, garlic, nuts, one onion or a small batch of salsa, yes. For soups, dough or meals for several people, a 7-cup or larger machine is the better fit.
- Can it chop nuts and grate cheese?
- Yes, in small amounts. Use short pulses for nuts so they do not turn into paste, and firm cheese for grating. Very soft cheese will clog the disc.
- Does it have a pulse function?
- Yes. The turbo/pulse setting lets you run short bursts, which gives more control than leaving it on a steady speed.
- Can it knead dough?
- No. The motor and 3-cup bowl are not made for dough. Use a stand mixer or a full-size processor with a dough blade.
- What comes in the box?
- The processor base, a 3-cup bowl with lid and feeder, a chopping blade, a reversible grater and shredder disc, and a whisk attachment.
- Is the bowl dishwasher safe?
- Treat the bowl, lid and discs as hand wash only. Washing by hand protects the plastic and keeps the blades sharp.
- Where is the Brentwood 2-Speed 3-Cup Food Processor cheapest?
- At HSN, for $27.95, 30% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Brentwood 2-Speed 3-Cup Food Processor?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Office Depot, HSN, eBay, Poshmark, jkkitchenessentials.com.