Made from what feels like plastic. Not very durable

Great little purchase! High powered, blends perfectly, beyond my expectations!

Purchased to replace older style that we really liked! . Haven't used yet. A little disappointed that the mechanism is similar to original model (which is reason it broke; plastic activator tab) Time will tell.

Great little chopper. I keep it on my counter all the time as I use it at most meals. It's very sturdy and I haven't found anything that it won't chop up. The cleanup is much faster than my larger chopper.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this roughly a month ago and have used several times already! I have a full size food processor but its kind of a pain to pull out and clean. This mini one fits easily on my counter and then into the dishwasher as well. The reason I gave it four stars instead of five is that I've tried to do a few things on the puree function and it doesn't work out so well. Everything just kind of gets stuck to the sides. Not sure if it's user error or if the blades aren't quite long enough?

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this as a gift and it has been great! The motor has a lot of power even though this is a pretty small food processor. It works great for quick things like guacamole and salsa and cleans up very easily. I've even made some homemade cookie dough in it and it worked perfectly. I love how the cord stores around the base and because of its size, I hardly notice it on my counter. Great if you just wanna make small batches of food without dirtying a big appliance.

Perfect 3.5 food processor. We use it for smoothies, sauces, dressing and well just about everything now. It is compact, easy to clean and take apart. For the size, it is pretty powerful. We have used whole and chopped nuts in this processor alongside ice both cubed and chopped. Works amazing, both chopped and purees. I personally love the button press for activating the processor. You control how much and how long the processor engages. Contemplating adding another 3.5 cup one to have on hand.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Our blender decided it couldn't handle the jobs I gave it, so I decided it was time to get an actual food processor. After reading reviews and specs online, I decided to try oht the KitchenAid mini food processor, and so far it's worked exactly as I need. Easy to assemble, easy to clean, and small footprint in my kitchen. Now I'm trying to think up other things to make just to keep testing it out. I wish I had added this to my cooking/baking repertoire before burning out the blender, but so it goes.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this as a Christmas present, and I waited till I had a chance to put it through its' paces. I made a double recipe of Irish Potato & Herb Soup. 2Lbs of Potatos, 2 large carrots, and 2 large onions, 6 oz. ham. Normally I would have used a mandolin to cut up the veg, as the old mini chopper had gone through its' 3rd bowl and lid combination (the locking points keep breaking). It gave a nice fine set of chopped veggies and ham. The locking points on the KitchenAid are internal and not sticking out like the old unit, so they shouldn't break. Do want to get a second bowl and lid combo, so I can wash one, and still have one ready for other courses of the meal. My wife likes it because it's quieter than the old one, that was noisy from the get go. Do love the electric cord management, Takes up a lots less space than having a dangly cord.

This appliance is very difficult to use. I have a hard time figuring out how to get it to process food. The lid is difficult to attach and I can not figure out how to get it to run once I have put food in to be processed. I tried to make salsa recently and ended up using my blender to chop everything up. I would not recommend this product.