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I noticed on today's TSV-if you check the manual (pdf), it is listed as 360 watts. My older 9 cup FP is 700 watts. As I listened to the demo-this TSV sounded as if it was struggling on some of the tasks. Also, mine was made in China. This is listed as 'imported'. Mine is a workhorse-it weighs a ton and is very well-made. I don't think this TSV is nearly as strong or will last as long as mine.

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Lacey1, That lower power probably does matter. Last night Rick had to grab one of the processors & hold it down. Not a good sign that it is sturdy!
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It has not garnered good reviews anywhere on the web....look it up on Amazon and BB&B.

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This one, like the hand mixers QVC sells, is 'imported' (read-made in China). So it's probably not the same quality you might expect from the MIA products.

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On 1/15/2014 cgando said:

It has not garnered good reviews anywhere on the web....look it up on Amazon and BB&B.

Those are not the same model as the TSV...this is the Exact Slice model.

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This is a world launch. Please note: It only has 360 watts. This will not perform well under heavy use, note how it struggles with the sweet potatoes. Once again, if you only need a FP for occasional, lightweight slicing and processing-it should be fine.

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I don't have a food processor but I do have a Kitchen aid mixer. You can buy the attachment for the KA mixer that slices and shreds for a lot less money from stores and online. I have it and it works fine. I am not sure why someone would need this TSV.

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On 1/15/2014 meezerpleezer said:

I don't have a food processor but I do have a Kitchen aid mixer. You can buy the attachment for the KA mixer that slices and shreds for a lot less money from stores and online. I have it and it works fine. I am not sure why someone would need this TSV.

meezerpleezer does the attachment slice tomatoes? Is it the set sold on qvc?

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Check out a Cuisinart Food Processor. Mine is old, weighs a ton and has never missed a beat. Cuisinart made the original food processor.
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On 1/15/2014 Sherbear1 said:
On 1/15/2014 meezerpleezer said:

I don't have a food processor but I do have a Kitchen aid mixer. You can buy the attachment for the KA mixer that slices and shreds for a lot less money from stores and online. I have it and it works fine. I am not sure why someone would need this TSV.

meezerpleezer does the attachment slice tomatoes? Is it the set sold on qvc?

sherbear1--I have never used the KA attachment to slice tomatoes. I have used it for cukes and zucchinis, etc.

I looked on the QVC website. They don't offer it as a separate attachment like they do at other stores such as Kohls. It is part of a multi-attachment set, K40538 which also includes the meat grinder attachment and the fruit and vegetable strainer. That is going for almost $100 on QVC. You can do a lot better than that, I would think, if you decide to buy some of the KA attachments.