Product Features
- Powerful precision food processor with 1000 watt motor and ice crush and pulse functions
- Comes with adjustable blade for slices between 1 and 7 mm
- XL feeding tube takes whole fruit or vegetables and with the XL bowl you can have up to 7 portions in one go
- This state-of-the-art food processor features advanced technology and a stylishly compact design with one-touch assembly and disassembly
- Versatility is ensured by 7 accessories that easily perform 30+ functions; all accessories are dishwasher-safe for easy care
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This state-of-the-art food processor features advanced technology and stylish good looks. Its versatility is ensured by seven accessories that easily perform 30+ functions. The dishwasher-safe accessories are: a kneading tool for mixing batter and for heavy kneading; a stainless steel chopping knife to prepare meat and vegetables; two metal disks to handle medium and fine shredding and grating; break-resistant blender of 1.5 litres for blending, crushing and stirring; a citrus press for pressing citrus fruits; a balloon beater for whipping, whisking and handling light batter.
Manufacturer's Description
This state-of-the-art food processor features advanced technology and stylish good looks. Its versatility is ensured by seven accessories that easily perform 30+ functions. The dishwasher-safe accessories are: a kneading tool for mixing batter and for heavy kneading; a stainless steel chopping knife to prepare meat and vegetables; two metal disks to handle medium and fine shredding and grating; break-resistant blender of 1.5 litres for blending, crushing and stirring; a citrus press for pressing citrus fruits; a balloon beater for whipping, whisking and handling light batter.
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149 of 151 people found the following review helpful
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The components of this package are:
The base unit - a nicely-styled and compact unit, with a big rotary dial and two push buttons (ice-crusher and pulse) on the front; very easy to clean with a cloth;
A generous 3.4 litre polycarbonate mixing bowl (marked up to 2 litres), with a very wide top for easy cleaning - a big improvement on my old Braun mixer with straight sides;
A lid for the bowl, with a wide feeding tube and two pushers (you can use the bigger one to make the feeding tube narrower if you want, and the smaller pusher doubles as a measure);
A detachable spindle that is used to drive most of the gadgets that go in the bowl;
An S-shaped plastic kneading tool;
An S-shaped metal chopper;
A balloon egg-whisk;
An adjustable slicing disk (you can adjust the gap from 1mm to 6mm);
A grating disk;
A citrus juicer that sits on top of the bowl;
A plastic spatula (just in case you don't already have one);
A 2-litre polycarbonate liquidiser jug (marked on the side up to 1.5 litres); and
A lid for the jug, with the usual hole for adding ingredients while the liquidiser is running.
You also get a multilingual manual and a slim multilingual book of recipes by Cyril Lignac, who is apparently the French equivalent of Jamie Oliver.
Good points:
The very compact footprint on my kitchen worksurface.
That large wide bowl, with plenty of capacity, and easy to clean.
The wide feeding tube - it's about medium-apple-sized, so you do still need to halve some ingredients first.
The motor seems really powerful - I reckon it could cope with pretty much anything.
The ice-crusher - it's quite noisy (and startling at first), but it does crush the ice beautifully.
Other than the base unit, everything is apparently dishwasher safe, but to be honest it's quite easy to clean most of it by hand.
Bad points:
It's not as flexible as the Kenwood Multi Pro FP920 Food Processor, 3 Litre, 1kW. It doesn't have a coffee-grinder or a juicer (if you want a juicer, by the way, I'd recommend the stand-alone Antony Worrall Thompson by Breville JE15 Whole Fruit Juicer - I've had one for three years and it's still soldiering on).
There's nowhere to keep all the bits, although thankfully there aren't too many bits to worry about.
The liquidiser jug is polycarbonate, not glass, although it seems tough enough.
You can operate the liquidiser with the lid off - there's no safety lock - so there's some potential for accidents. Conversely, the bowl lid must be clicked into place before the motor will turn on.
The unit I was sent by Amazon was black, not white like the one in the illustration - this doesn't matter to me, but check first if you want your food processor to match your kitchen colour-scheme.
I quite like the (relative) simplicity of this unit. Other than the citrus press (I'm happier juicing lemons with a fork or using my juice extractor), I'm likely to get a fair bit of usage from all the gadgets - there won't be too many little bits gathering dust at the back of the cupboard.
The base unit - a nicely-styled and compact unit, with a big rotary dial and two push buttons (ice-crusher and pulse) on the front; very easy to clean with a cloth;
A generous 3.4 litre polycarbonate mixing bowl (marked up to 2 litres), with a very wide top for easy cleaning - a big improvement on my old Braun mixer with straight sides;
A lid for the bowl, with a wide feeding tube and two pushers (you can use the bigger one to make the feeding tube narrower if you want, and the smaller pusher doubles as a measure);
A detachable spindle that is used to drive most of the gadgets that go in the bowl;
An S-shaped plastic kneading tool;
An S-shaped metal chopper;
A balloon egg-whisk;
An adjustable slicing disk (you can adjust the gap from 1mm to 6mm);
A grating disk;
A citrus juicer that sits on top of the bowl;
A plastic spatula (just in case you don't already have one);
A 2-litre polycarbonate liquidiser jug (marked on the side up to 1.5 litres); and
A lid for the jug, with the usual hole for adding ingredients while the liquidiser is running.
You also get a multilingual manual and a slim multilingual book of recipes by Cyril Lignac, who is apparently the French equivalent of Jamie Oliver.
Good points:
The very compact footprint on my kitchen worksurface.
That large wide bowl, with plenty of capacity, and easy to clean.
The wide feeding tube - it's about medium-apple-sized, so you do still need to halve some ingredients first.
The motor seems really powerful - I reckon it could cope with pretty much anything.
The ice-crusher - it's quite noisy (and startling at first), but it does crush the ice beautifully.
Other than the base unit, everything is apparently dishwasher safe, but to be honest it's quite easy to clean most of it by hand.
Bad points:
It's not as flexible as the Kenwood Multi Pro FP920 Food Processor, 3 Litre, 1kW. It doesn't have a coffee-grinder or a juicer (if you want a juicer, by the way, I'd recommend the stand-alone Antony Worrall Thompson by Breville JE15 Whole Fruit Juicer - I've had one for three years and it's still soldiering on).
There's nowhere to keep all the bits, although thankfully there aren't too many bits to worry about.
The liquidiser jug is polycarbonate, not glass, although it seems tough enough.
You can operate the liquidiser with the lid off - there's no safety lock - so there's some potential for accidents. Conversely, the bowl lid must be clicked into place before the motor will turn on.
The unit I was sent by Amazon was black, not white like the one in the illustration - this doesn't matter to me, but check first if you want your food processor to match your kitchen colour-scheme.
I quite like the (relative) simplicity of this unit. Other than the citrus press (I'm happier juicing lemons with a fork or using my juice extractor), I'm likely to get a fair bit of usage from all the gadgets - there won't be too many little bits gathering dust at the back of the cupboard.
28 of 28 people found the following review helpful
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We ordered this machine not really appreciating just how big it is - it is a very substantial piece of kit that now takes up a large part of a kitchen cupboard. It's not a looker (e.g. like a Kitchenaid) but seems to be extremely effective at a wider variety of tasks in the kitchen - cutting / slicing / chopping / juicing etc etc., - with no real negative feedback and the advantages of being fairly quiet and easy to use. Also I guess the big heavy base is an asset in terms of keeping the thing safe and stable when in use. In summary, if you are not after a showy machine - and kitchen cupboard space isn't an issue for you - this machine will serve you well and do you proud.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
I spent many days researching and deciding what I needed in a food processor. and I eventually took the plunge and bought this Philips HR774. and i must say i am VERY HAPPY with it. It is really easy to use and takes up very little work surface space-and looks nice enough to have out all the time (not stored away)
Im SO PLEASED that i bought it, I use it all the time to help me cook either more food, or more quickly. I want to put 5 stars, but feel that nothing is perfect for everyone, so I put 4 stars instead-does that make me mean?!
I've had this food processor for 4 months now, so feel I can give an honest review.
The following points are the only things I could think of to 'complain' about...but dont be put off, I am very happy with the product, these are just mild niggles...
At first, I called the company because I was unsure about the instructions about ice crushing function - the customer service there was extremely helpful and patient with me. It turns out that the ice crush function should only be used in the blending jug. Thats fine:-)
The ice function iself is great and works very well...with other, cheaper models i had to shake the unit, but not with this one, so long as you put the ice in a bit at a time.
then, on first using, I realised that the larger bowl (for chopping etc) although made out of tough plastic/polycarbonate or what ever, it scratches easily, so any hard foods that you may chop/blend make the bowl not so see through. I've had it a few months now though and the concern about this has worn off, I think the worst damage was when i put egg shells into the bowl!
I spotted the next thing written by someone else, and i didnt quite understand, but now i do! basically its to do with the spindle that goes through the middle that turns the blades in place when using the big bowl. When i finish chopping etc, and want to take the blade out to remove the food, the spindle often drops into the food...its not a big thing, just a bit annoying if the mixture is very wet, i have to wash the spindle before putting it back.
The last thing is that the suction cups on the bottom of the unit dont always stick the unit to the counter top fully - especially when its on full power. Again, its not a big concern.
I was concerned at first about putting all the parts in to the dishwasher, but i neednt have been - its all fine and washes well and fits back perfectly, no warping of the shape.
One last niggle is that the power turning knob, doesnt have any grips on it, so when i have sticky hands, i have to wash them first to get a grip on the turning dial. I guess though if it did have grips, wiping the dirt out of the dial would then be an issue! LOL im happy with what ive got!
The attachments are perfect for me, not too many and easily storable in a small box on top of my kitchen units. I leave the chopping blade always set up, ready to go as this is what i use most often.
I hope this has been useful to you, i've been as honest as i can.
I would recommend this food processor if you're just an ordinary person in an ordinary household.
Im SO PLEASED that i bought it, I use it all the time to help me cook either more food, or more quickly. I want to put 5 stars, but feel that nothing is perfect for everyone, so I put 4 stars instead-does that make me mean?!
I've had this food processor for 4 months now, so feel I can give an honest review.
The following points are the only things I could think of to 'complain' about...but dont be put off, I am very happy with the product, these are just mild niggles...
At first, I called the company because I was unsure about the instructions about ice crushing function - the customer service there was extremely helpful and patient with me. It turns out that the ice crush function should only be used in the blending jug. Thats fine:-)
The ice function iself is great and works very well...with other, cheaper models i had to shake the unit, but not with this one, so long as you put the ice in a bit at a time.
then, on first using, I realised that the larger bowl (for chopping etc) although made out of tough plastic/polycarbonate or what ever, it scratches easily, so any hard foods that you may chop/blend make the bowl not so see through. I've had it a few months now though and the concern about this has worn off, I think the worst damage was when i put egg shells into the bowl!
I spotted the next thing written by someone else, and i didnt quite understand, but now i do! basically its to do with the spindle that goes through the middle that turns the blades in place when using the big bowl. When i finish chopping etc, and want to take the blade out to remove the food, the spindle often drops into the food...its not a big thing, just a bit annoying if the mixture is very wet, i have to wash the spindle before putting it back.
The last thing is that the suction cups on the bottom of the unit dont always stick the unit to the counter top fully - especially when its on full power. Again, its not a big concern.
I was concerned at first about putting all the parts in to the dishwasher, but i neednt have been - its all fine and washes well and fits back perfectly, no warping of the shape.
One last niggle is that the power turning knob, doesnt have any grips on it, so when i have sticky hands, i have to wash them first to get a grip on the turning dial. I guess though if it did have grips, wiping the dirt out of the dial would then be an issue! LOL im happy with what ive got!
The attachments are perfect for me, not too many and easily storable in a small box on top of my kitchen units. I leave the chopping blade always set up, ready to go as this is what i use most often.
I hope this has been useful to you, i've been as honest as i can.
I would recommend this food processor if you're just an ordinary person in an ordinary household.
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