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kitchen aid 9 cup food processor

ladypfeif — Sun, 22 Jan 2017 18:10:54 GMT

I think i have seen a kitchen aid that has a dicing feature.. does anyone know if that can be added to this model?

Re: kitchen aid 9 cup food processor

Lisa now in AZ — Sun, 22 Jan 2017 18:27:28 GMT

The dicing feature came with the BIG 13-cup Kitchenaid, which I caved and bought when it was TSV. It is on top of the 'fridge since it is HUGE and I really don't need one that size. Today's value would be perfect for me. I actually am thinking about getting it today and trying to sell my big one - including the dicing kit. I think I would use the adjustable blade and the different size feed tubes more.

Re: kitchen aid 9 cup food processor

ladypfeif — Sun, 22 Jan 2017 18:40:22 GMT

i am in a RV and know the big one is too big but i really want the dicing feature i think its what i woudl use the most

Re: kitchen aid 9 cup food processor

Pooky1 — Sun, 22 Jan 2017 22:10:57 GMT

i just went on kitchen aid websight and looked up the 9 cup food processer for you. i dont thick you can use dicing kit on the 9 cup model. it just said you can buy the frech fry disc on it. it doesnt mention dicing kit at all, so i dont think it fits 9 cup or they would say it fits. i have the 13 cup that came with the dicing kit. its well worth the money for dicing kit alone plus everything else works really well.we got ours when it was special valu for 199.99 including the dicing kit.

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kitty4me — Sun, 22 Jan 2017 23:56:35 GMT

I have an older Model KFPW761OB0 it is a 12cup with the mini bowl. It doesn't have the seal if that tells you how old it is. Even back then I can order the French fry blade as well as the Julienne blade. Mine isn't an exact a slice.
This tsv got 3 stars from 2 reviews yet I can't read them. I'm on the fence about this or the 13 cup?

Re: kitchen aid 9 cup food processor

Pooky1 — Mon, 23 Jan 2017 00:17:54 GMT

if you want the dicing kit then you would have to get the 13 cup. my wife needs to have surgery on her hand so its hard for her to do alot of chopping like when she makes chicken soup. she uses alot of carrots potatos celery and 1 onion. dicing kit chops it all in like a minute. the first time she used it we couldnt beleive how fast it was, she just needs to peal skin off. and everything gous in the dishwasher. good luck . hope this helps you make up your mind.

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lives to cook — Mon, 23 Jan 2017 01:16:03 GMT

did anyone catch the broccli tater tot receipe that showed today?

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Shawnie — Mon, 23 Jan 2017 01:48:08 GMT

@Pooky1 wrote:
if you want the dicing kit then you would have to get the 13 cup. my wife needs to have surgery on her hand so its hard for her to do alot of chopping like when she makes chicken soup. she uses alot of carrots potatos celery and 1 onion. dicing kit chops it all in like a minute. the first time she used it we couldnt beleive how fast it was, she just needs to peal skin off. and everything gous in the dishwasher. good luck . hope this helps you make up your mind.

If you want dice without attachment, slice vegies the thickness you want then slice in sticks and stand sticks up and slice in cubes again. I did that with my old cuisinart. Would rather do that than have the larger machine. Course my soup is pretty imprecise.