12 Cup Food Processor

Hello everyone,

Trying to decide whether or not I should keep this 12-cup food processor I bought, and some of the things holding me back is I want exactly what makes a blender, but have one that is liquid Food - Is a robot "liquid food", ie by making a mess?

What are some advantages of a robot on a blender? \

Thank you,

Ben

Although similar to a mixer, it has some differences. The key is that they do not mix food, but mostly it cuts and blends. Other differences are the size and variety of options for food processing.
Electric versions have the best food. They are strong enough to melt anything and are much faster than manual processors
Food processors can be used for a variety of tasks. For example, you can do for your food sauces or salad dressings. It's quite different to mix a dressing inside a machine to do by hand on a bowl.
You can also cut various types of meat, nuts, vegetables, dried fruits, cheese and herbs. Almost everything you might need to prepare your favorite dishes. You can even liquefy the food! Home transformation function of baby food became a reality when the equipment appeared on the market.

"I use my food processors are good for making salsa and bean dip, usually in large quantities. "I use my blender to make milkshakes (I just bought a Oster milk Shade Blade, it works like magic), chop the nuts in small quantities. I use them for different things.

A robot is more versatile than the mixer. He can do everything a mixer can and more. With the right blade of a food processor can slice, julienne, shred and grate, and more cut and mash, as a mixer.

a food processor will puree food and did not need as much liquid as a mixer does. If you need to liquify the food, then do it in your blender. liquefied food is put solid food in a blender and puree with a large quantity of liquid can be drunk through a straw. Food processor better than Blender? You bet! You can grate, mix, grind and chop and puree with a mixer to mix liquid needs things in a smooth, finely crushed.