I am looking to find a good gift for Christmas for a woman in her late 50’s and she really likes to cook and I have the idea of update her old Food Processor to a new one as a Christmas Gift, but I am not sure if Cuisinart is consider to be a good food processor or Magimix by Robot-Coupe is consider to be a better one, I am open to other gift suggestions who likes to cook what is a good electric tool that a good cook consider essential nowadays.
I just received a food processor for Christmas, so now I’m looking for ideas. I would like a good salsa recipe, suggestions?
I’d like to made my own christmas cake this year. are these cakes hard to make? do i need a food processor, or can I use a hand mix?
hi today my mom got a food processor and we were just now making dinner when she was chopping the white onions or watever it pureed them i know how weird. anyways so after that we just continued then we made some cheese and when we grinded them as it told us it made a cheese ball ? we are so confused and my mom really wants to return it but my dad spent so much money on it that she kinda feels guilty about it. Please help i really want to have a great christmas dinner . thanks 
I own a blender and recently purchased a food processor. In the future, I hope to acquire an electric juicer, and a stone mortar and pestle.
Which of these appliances, at least the two I already have, would do the jobs otherwise done by the juicer and the mortar-pestle?
I want the mortar and pestle to use for mixing a paste of clay mud for my skin, but would I really need it for grinding other foods if I already have the blender and the food processor?
Can fruit juices be made with the blender or food processor? Do I even need an electric juicer?
Next, I would like to grind whole-bean coffee when I got the chance. I don’t want to risk hurting my blender, it was a Christmas gift, and I don’t even think it is sturdy enough of a brand [my mom couldn't afford a top-model blender, she payed perhaps for it at WalMart]. The food processor is Hamilton Beach brand, and I’ve never really had much contact with a food processor before, and it is relatively small, but my fiancee took a look at it and casually remarked, "that’s a good food processor, baby."
I’m so confused!!!
Plus, I would read the directions to my food processor for help, but I bought it from a yard sale, and it was devoid of its packaging.
What should or shouldn’t I buy?
My in-laws had one that was aluminum and had three or four disks to change out depending on what you wanted to do. Such as grate or slice. It might have had some plastic on it also, I am trying to locate one for part of my husbands christmas present. Any help you can give would be greatly appreciated.
I am thinking about asking for one for Christmas but I am unsure that it will justify the room it is going to take up.
Thanks!