Hamilton Beach Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper for Slicing, Shredding, Mincing, and Puree, 10 Cups + Easy Clean Bowl Scraper, Stainless Steel (70730)

This is really nice. Easy to use and clean. Shredding, chopping made easy slaw in minutes.

Purchased Feb 15 2015!!! It's August 2025 & still going strong! I got this originally to make homemade mayo back then (in attempts to avoid seed oil & HFCS) & still do this today!! This is the best processor for that process because the pusher piece has 2 tiny holes in it, so after you blend your eggs & vinegar (& spices) you leave it running & pour your measured oil in there & it slowly streams it in... ZERO messing up or getting the oil too fast like I've done with my blender or immersion blender. Hands down the best way to make mayo.... also the disc is incredible for grating cheese (because who wants wood pulp & antibiotics in their cheese) as well as veggies like carrots for slaw or baked goods & cucumbers for tzatziki sauce. Turn the disc to the other side to do slicing, I'll use this for cabbage for slaw. The little side sweeping turn thing is super useful so you never have to open to scrape the sides down while processing. Such a great processor!! I'm in shock mine still runs, but if it dies I will immediately buy the same one again. PS: Homemade mayo... recipe is 1:1:1.... 1 egg (yes, white & yolk both) to 1 tbsp white vinegar to 1 cup oil (I use extra light tasting olive oil or usually Avocado oil as I hate the store-bought avocado oil mayos, yuck, I love Helmans but can't with those ingredients) & add whatever seasonings, sometimes I add a tsp of yellow mustard, onion powder & use this as a base for everything; special sauce, yum-yum sauce, tarter sauce, chicken sauce, thousand island, ranch, veggie dips, as a base for parmesan crust on baked salmon... I literally make a batch of mayo every 8-10 days! (I do 2 or 3x recipe). Bottom Line: this processor is a MUST have if you cook from scratch a lot to have healthier ingredients AND like to save money by making things yourself.

Re: Hamilton Beach Food Processor with scraper. I bought this maybe a year ago, used it once or twice, put it up and promptly forgot about it. Realized today this would be great for homemade dog treats. So I got it down, and it was a joy to use. I had to make flour from the oats, it did great, then it handled mixing in the ingredients. It was fast and efficient. It made it all so easy...including clean up. I love the scraper, I used that a lot. People have had problems with durability...I hope I got a good one...I really, really like that scraper, plus doing it all in one machine.

The size is huge speed. The chop is wonderful. The assembly is really easy and cleaning is really easy. I could see it being very adorable as well. I’ve only owned it for about a month used it a few times, but it works great. The only problem I have is even at a pulse. Some things don’t get chopped they get minced a little more than I would want could be me who’s not using it right but honestly, I just tap it and the food is minced uncertain things when I just want it chopped. I could see this lasting year so it’s great durability.

This blender has better safety features than other blenders I've used. It has a large bowl and I like the optional side scrapers.

I love this food processor. I’m glad I got the 10 cup capacity because any smaller would have been too small for my needs. It’s dishwasher safe on the top rack and everything is easy to rinse. It seems durable and the suction cups on the bottom make it sturdy without sticking so much you can’t move it when you want to. The parts store nicely inside which makes it compact for storage. It’s super simple to use and chops like a champ. I put whole veggies in and chop them to the size I need. I’ve chopped up a deboned chicken to make quick chicken salad. The possibilities are endless it’s so versatile. What used to take a lot of time now takes just a couple minutes. It’s a great value and I recommend getting one.

This unit is replacing a 10(ish)-year old Hamilton Beach food processor that I had a love/hate relationship with. Finally, enough parts wore out on it that I could justify buying a new one (even though, realistically, it was still working). I wasn't stuck on the Hamilton Beach name, but this happened to fit my needs and my wallet. I can't say the unit feels particularly high quality. In fact, when I first took it out of the box, my initial thoughts were that they somehow forgot to put a motor in it. The base of my old one weighed like 5 lbs and this entire setup is a fraction of that. That is likely the reason the quality feels lacking. The switch in particular feels only ok, but for $50, I don't really have room to complain. Strangely enough, I rarely use it for food. Instead, we use it to grind up soft dog treats into powder to sprinkle over dry dog food to make it more enticing. Enticing, to the dogs, not to us. It tackles this chore with ease. I've used it for making hummus and slicing up onions, and it handled both of those jobs like a true champ. The stated capacity is 10 cups, but as is the case with almost all food processors, that is only for dry goods. The liquid capacity is 2 cups, if you go by the line marked on the bowl. I filled the bowl up with water until it was spilling out of the hole in the middle, and it held 6 cups. So figure it'll easily do 4 liquid cups without spilling down the center shaft, since liquids are thrown outward when the blades are spinning. However, the top is not hermetically sealed to the bowl, so some liquids might dribble out down the sides on high speed if you push past the rated liquid capacity. Honestly, I don't know how so much power and speed comes from such a lightweight device. The motor noise is not horrendous, but I've only had one other food processor to compare it to. It is probably a little quieter than the old one, which is not to say that it is silent. The noise is more of a high speed whirring sound than the throaty growl of the one I retired. It's almost a hollow sound, which again, does not instill a lot of confidence in the quality. Perhaps I'm just partial to heavy tools. Performance-wise, I can't think of anything negative to say. The base even has suction cup feet on the bottom to keep it from jumping around the counter. The food scraper is a gimmick, right? I had already made up my mind to never use such an obviously far-reaching add-on before ever taking it out of the box. Then I tried it once. Honestly, I don't think it has been separated since. It doesn't scrape down below the height of the blades, but it does clean all that loose stuff off the sides fairly well. The scraper is just made of plastic, but it is well-designed and effective. I now have to wonder why this feature took so long to evolve. :) UPDATE: Over 2 years later and still going strong. We don't chop as many dog treats with it as we used to. The dogs are old and we have resorted to giving them grilled chicken breast, which we can only chop in small batches or it goes bad. So we use a small chopper. But I have absolutely no complaints about the performance or effectiveness of this product to date. UPDATE: Over 10 years later and still alive. Who even updates a review after 10 years? The food scraper broke a few years back, so that's long gone. The pusher thing has a crack in it, but I'm sure the culprit was one too many drops on the tile floor and not a design flaw. The rest of it is intact and still runs great. It's crazy that I doubted the quality of this appliance, and it ended up outlasting the original.

It works fast. Easy to clean. Great price.

This little appliance has a lot of power, it really works for what it is for, and it is fantastic. It is easy to operate, easy to clean and small enough to store in your pantry. The base has plastic suction cups that hold it to the counter and it is a great idea. Overall a great quality product, I am quite impressed. The only thing I would say, that since 50% of the parts are hard plastic you have to be very careful because I'm sure if you drop them they would definitely brake. Other than that I don't have anything negative to say. Regular price is around $99.99CAD and I payed $49.99.

High quality product. Packaging was really good. Arrived without any issues

Lo primero que me hice fue un helado de plátano. Solo congelas el plátano antes y el procesador lo tritura perfectamente, queda cremoso y en menos de 5 minutos. El aditamento para picar está buenísimo, en menos de 10 segundos puedes picar verdura y queda parejita aunque un poco apachurrada, tampoco es como una mandolina. Pero definitivamente te ahorra mucho tiempo de picar y puedes hacer recetas más complejas. Otra cosa que es cara en el super pero puedes hacer con este procesador es la crema de cacahuate o de cualquier nuez. Esta máquina es una buena inversión que te va a ahorrar tiempo y dinero. Yo estoy feliz con la compra, la recomiendo.

The Hamilton Beach Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper has become an indispensable tool in my kitchen! Whether I'm slicing, shredding, or mincing, this appliance handles it all with ease. The multiple attachments make food preparation a breeze, saving me valuable time and effort in the kitchen. I love how quickly and uniformly it processes ingredients, allowing me to whip up delicious meals in no time. Plus, the compact design means it doesn't take up much counter space. Overall, I highly recommend this food processor to anyone looking to streamline their cooking process—it's a game-changer!

Here is the lowdown, the blender worked perfectly for three weeks without any issues. Although each time i went for a bowl of hummus or guacamole i would smell the burning of wires. I was told this is common off Hamilton products! After three weeks the kitchen reeked of burnt and suddenly just stopped working. I contacted the seller who said that less than 6 months and the product is out of warranty. So i took the piece to a local electrician who said the wires burned off. After repairing it, again the kitchen started reeking and the piece went silent on me. I took it again to the electrician who said another part went bad and handed it back too me. I spun it 1 more time and boom it went silent on me.