Reviewed: July 2017
Pros
- Excellent at grinding parmesan cheese
- Good at chopping onions, mincing parsley, shredding mozzarella and slicing tomatoes
- Clear, thorough manual
- Easy to assemble
- Easy-to-use controls
- Includes multiple power settings and a pulse feature
- All parts dishwasher safe
Technical Specifications
- Wattage:450 W
- Size:12 Cup
Hamilton Beach's Stack & Snap 12 Cup Food Processor was a top-performing model in our Kitchen Appliances and Technology Lab's test — it was able to evenly grind parmesan cheese, mince parsley and slice tomatoes paper thin. The black and stainless steel base features grey push-button controls for slicing/shredding, pureeing/mixing, and pulsing, and three blades are included for slicing, shredding, and chopping. We found assembling the Stack & Snap to be easier than most food processors: Because the lid locks on with two latches, you don't have to fuss with the typical lining-up-and-twisting-the-lid-into-place routine.
How We Tested: The Good Housekeeping Institute Kitchen Appliances and Technology Lab tested how well food processors diced onions, minced parsley, ground parmesan cheese, sliced tomatoes, shredded carrots and mozzarella, and kneaded dough. We also took note of how quickly each model performed these tasks and how much food was left unprocessed. Then we checked ease of use, looking at how helpful the owner's manual was, how easy the blades, chute, and lid were to assemble, the ease-of-use of controls, the variety of setting offered and cleanability.
From:goodhousekeeping
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