Breville BFP800BSXL Sous Chef 16 Pro Food Processor - Black Sesame Finish for Professional Results

Happy: Unfortunate they don't have a 20-cup but I'll get used to the 16-cup. Easy to use. Would prefer no ridge on the inside of the bowl - particles end up in there instead of the inside of the bowl. Don't care for the bottom of the bowl - it has many indents where water lays when bowl is turned upside down in dishwasher. Having said this, it works very efficiently. Will not be returning it.

Canada on Dec 15, 2023

Michele Faulkner: Like others have said, why didn’t I buy this before!
Yes it’s expensive but it processes food like no other machine I have owned before. It can power through meat, nuts or cheese yet also pulses up pastry perfectly. I don’t find the French fries disc to be any good but the rest is perfect!

Canada on Dec 01, 2023

BV: I've gone through a number of food processors in my day and this is my favorite so far. Have only had it for a month but absolutely love it. Love that where the blade fits in the bowl is sealed so if the bowl is full it doesnt overflow and make a mess. Easy to use, nd nice and powerful. Makes short work of any job. I did get it on sale but highly recommend.

Canada on Nov 24, 2023

Francois Beaudin: On à attendu longtemps pour s'offrir ce cadeau, et après 1 mois je vous confirme qu'on est toujours extrêment satisfait. Le robot tranche tellement rapidement et simplement s'en est ridicule.

Les coupes différentes sont très bien réalisés et de consistences égale et le robot est sans nul doute très puissant. Je recommande fortement.

Canada on Nov 02, 2023

Elle: This machine is fantastic. It is a major workhorse. I have issues with my hands and needed something to do the work my hands no longer can.
Scalloped potatoes are a breeze now, I made cookie dough in it. It does all my chopping and the chop is even every time. This product comes with a good amount of accessories for the different tasks you need done.
It is super easy to clean in my opinion, but I clean as I cook, so nothing is ever dried on. I hand wash to extend the life of attachments, so I can not comment on the durability when cleaned in the d/w.

Canada on Sep 25, 2023

Toni: I have had this food processor for about a week now and I am over the moon with how amazing this thing is. I originally had a great food processor, a Kitchenaid that was about 8 years old. I gave it to a friend when I purchased a new Cuisinart food processor with a spiralizer...it turned out to be a piece of garbage that had really cheap parts so it was back to looking for another food processor. My research showed that a lot of the food processors today are made much lighter weight and are made out of less sturdy material. I was not happy with that as they break easily and can sometimes slide around if they're off balance. I was hesitant to spend this much money on a food processor, especially with the varied ratings on Amazon and a few other sites.

The good:
Right out of the package, you could tell the device was solid. It was heavy, sturdy, and even the plastic bowl was higher quality than the previous ones I had purchased.
I am in love with the slicing disc - you can see the difference in thickness of slices. It's great! I can slice incredibly thin or really thick, which is amazing for various dishes and dehydrating! The slices are consistently the same size, no...

United States on Jan 14, 2019

PghYinzer: I got this to replace a 7 cup cuisinart which worked fine but was very basic and kind of small. I don't know if all food processors are like this but the Cuisinart has a hole where the blade goes through which seriously limits how much liquid you can actually put in the container. If I wanted to make smoothies for my 4 kids, in theory, the food processor would be much faster and more efficient than my 40 year old blender, but it simply couldn't handle that much liquid - even though the capacity was 7 cups, more than ~3 cups of liquid would spill out.

The most amazing thing about this processor is the ginourmous container which will actually hold 12 cups of liquid. Smoothies for a crowd are no problem with this. The design is completely different than the Cuisinart, there is no gaping hole! The part where you mount the blade it sort of a rotating thing within the container, vs. poking something down through a hole.

So far I/we have sliced celery, jullienned carrots, shredded carrots (fine, for muffins), made a loaf of bread, made pizza dough, sliced cabbage for coleslaw, made "yonanas" (frozen bananas pureed into "ice cream"), and made cranberry orange...

United States on Dec 26, 2012