Black & Decker FP1510

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08 Jun 2008 Low capacity, no dough blade, not efficient. Mine also was missing the dough blade, even though there was a spot for it in the styrofoam packing.

Also, I was not happy with the capacity. It says 10 cups but I don't think that is right. One reason I got this was to make pie crust. The recipe I use is double size and calls for 4.5 cups flour and 3 sticks of butter/shortening. That should only total 6 cups of volume, but it was over the max fill line.

Additionally, at the max fill line the food processor was not able to in... –P. Tsaifrom Amazon.com
10 Mar 2008 Fairly powerful, but with some bugs _Good_
I owned one for 2.5 years before it blew out, and just bought another. The price is as good as the absolute bottom models I used to get (e.g. Hamilton Beach), but with a little more power. (Often seen on sale at stores for $30.)

I used it mostly for mixing cookies, cakes, brownies. The stem in the middle is fairly high, so liquids don't leak out as easy as other brands (e.g. my Mom's Cusinart). When I made smoothies with frozen berries, it had plenty of power to chew the ber... –johnkfrom Amazon.com
01 Jan 2008 Buyer beware; the picture on the box shows more items than the box contains I purchased this unit expecting a dough blade--clearly shown on the outside of the box with no qualifiers like "some models only". Once I opened it, there was no dough blade to be found and in the fine print of the manual I learned that the dough blade is only available on more expensive models.

This gets a one star review based on the deceptive box. In fact, I feel like Black & Decker should be refunding me extra $$$ for the time I wasted purchasing this unit and having to return i... –Michael Feldbushfrom Amazon.com

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