- Is the Brentwood Select good for making bread dough?
- Not really. At 600 watts it is underpowered for stiff dough, and the motor will strain. It is better suited to chopping, slicing and shredding.
- How does it compare with a Cuisinart or Ninja processor?
- Those brands generally offer more power, more discs and sturdier bowls. The Brentwood Select competes on simplicity and a stainless steel look rather than performance.
- What comes in the box?
- Expect the 8-cup bowl, lid, a chopping blade and at least one slicing or shredding disc. Check the listing for the exact disc set, since it is smaller than on most rivals.
- Is the bowl dishwasher safe?
- The bowl and removable parts are BPA-free and generally washable, but hand washing the blades is safer for their edge. Confirm dishwasher guidance in the manual.
- Can it handle hard foods like nuts and parmesan?
- In small amounts and with short pulses, yes. Large batches of hard foods will tax the motor, so pulse and give it breaks.
- Is 8 cups enough for a family?
- It suits one or two people. A family of four doing regular batch cooking will likely want a larger bowl and a more powerful motor.
- Where is the Brentwood Select 8-Cup Food Processor Stainless Steel cheapest?
- At Rue La La, for $69.99, 40% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Brentwood Select 8-Cup Food Processor Stainless Steel?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Rue La La, Kohl's, Lowe's, Neobits.com.