KitchenAid KFC3100 Chef's Chopper 3 Cups Food Processor

The Bottom Line: Just the right size for processing small (2 cups & under) amounts, and does it thoroughly and with style. The perfect addition to good knives and a blender.

Review: A few weeks ago, I decided I needed some type of processor. I had started cooking more (New Year's Resolution) and, while a sharp knife and hand copper were doing okay, I figured it was time to start the hunt for a food processor.

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The Bottom Line:

The KitchenAid 3-Cup Chef s Chopper is a keeper.

Review: The Mrs. and I are bargain shoppers; unless there is deal to be had, there is no money changing hands. So despite the fact that I have wanted a small 3-cup chopper for the longest I held off for a deal, and this past week it came my way in the form...

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for a compact, attractive, efficient and solid mini-chopper, this is the one. Also, the price is right!

Review: Over the years I have owned about 6 different mini food choppers, including those from Cuisinart, Sunbeam, Black & Decker and Rival. The KitchenAid Chef's Chopper KFC3100 has proven to be the best of the lot.What makes this chopper unique is the...

The Bottom Line: Very good choppper. It suits my needs perfectly.

Review: I bought the KFC3100 a little over a month ago. It is simply a great unit. I only need something for making small amounts of sauces, salsas, marinades etc. It operates wonderfully and cleans up easily. I like how the food is drawn in and down...

The Bottom Line: If you don't mind a loud, high pitched motor, this does a good job.

Review: We bought this to grind food for our baby and it does a nice job of that. Unfortunately, the loud, high-pitched whiny motor scares the little tyke. The volume is oppressive and a real show stopper for us. We won't be continuing to use it.

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The Bottom Line: Buy it! I think you will be happy with your purchase.

Review: Just purchased this item two weeks ago and I think it is great! Never required or desired to own a food processor in the past, but my recent interest in Indian cooking has caused me to purchase one. This is also my first KitchenAid appliance.
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The Bottom Line: Many kudos for this mighty little chopper! It's a great time saver, excellent at chopping most foods, easy clean-up - handy little kitchen companion that I wouldn't do without.

Review: I really love my Kitchen Aid three cup chopper! It chops vegetables quickly and easily with the touch of a button. To me it is just as mighty as a regular Food Processor, but takes up little space and has far less parts to clean.

I really...

The Bottom Line: Want a cute chopper that works well and with ease then this one is sure to please.

Review: A year ago, I was in the market for a new mini chopper or food processor. My inexpensive Super Chopper from the Black and Decker outlet was kaput. The two-cup bowl was losing chunks of plastic every time I used it. So, I was venturing off into the...

The Bottom Line: This little chopper has come in very handy and cuts down on cooking time (less time manually chopping)!

Review: I received the Kitchen Aid KFC3100 Chef's Chopper a few months ago as a wedding gift and I am very please with it. This little chopper is great for small tasks. I use it mainly for chopping garlic and onion as it only holds 3 cups.

It is...

The Bottom Line: Wonderful product, little footprint which is good because it WILL stay on your counter. Use it everyday

Review: I couldn't be more happy with the Kitchen Aid mini chopper. This little gadget is such a multi-tasker, and really gets used everyday. I mainly got it after growing fresh herbs and TRYING to chop them with a knife. I found myself hardly using them...