Does the inside bottom part that pushes the food upwards go all the way to the top and push all food through? I had one that left 1/8" food inside...
875453
It will but depends what you are grinding, I used to make lentils and the lentil's skin would not go through. If you put steamed pears, apples, bananas then it does go all the way up
875454
Since there is about an ⅛" of blade and shaft below the metal screen, there will be about an ⅛" of food left inside at the end of the grinding process.
875455
it pushes all the food through unless it is a very fibrous or tough food like celery or beef, for example
875456
Since there is about an &#8539;" of blade and shaft below the metal screen, there will be about an &#8539;" of food left inside at the end of the grinding process.
579004
No, it does not. It will not reach bottom, forcing you to up the oil amount. I bought both this and the 7 qt dutch oven and will be returning this piece.
2251036
No, it goes about 2/3 of the way up the bowl. It can limit how full you can fill the bowl but if it went all the way to the top the attachments wouldn't fit inside. It's actually the same bowl as the similar size Cuisinart food processor. The main difference is that the motor is stronger and the motor shaft (where the attachments attach) is metal and not plastic.
17425
I poured a whole bag of food in it & it was only 1/2 full. I returned it bcuz it didnt work properly. Good luck
1726644
The bottom portion goes into ground. Depending on how far you push it in, 10-12" remaining above ground.
177639
Yes, there is a coil that goes around the bottom perimeter. It doesn't run through the whole middle, but warms up the bottom tray. I know . . . I've burned myself on it when I've taken it apart to clean out all the little pieces that fall through the holes.
1386256
The lid sits somewhat inside the dish. It pushes food out if its too full. I would not rec for liquid. whipped cream sticks to it too.
2063965
Yes. I just tried, and if the little black ends of the lid hinges are pushed, the top stays open! Hey! I didn't even know that! Glad you asked.
2196267
I leave mine in all the time. It's easy to remove and then use the scraper to put the larger sized pieces down the drain. The way it's built the smaller sizes of food goes down the drain without removing it. Mine sits flush or a little below the drain.
258550
no,the lids are up higher-sort of like a dome-----if the plate was tipped a LOT the food would run into the other compartments
1090664
No. Mine does just fine as it is letting some air escape on the top. I even poach fish in it.
1439780
No, but there is no bottom, so it's hollow on the inside. You'd just have to lay it flat on one side to get into it.
397397
I'm not sure if it matters. There is so much top clearance that I never have to worry about it touching my food.
2219315
The unit has about 3" behind it when it is pulled out and slid over. We have an oven next to it with a handle that extends beyond that point. However, the unit slides under the handle and it works well. You just need to make sure that the unit will slide under the handle. Hope this is of help.
1170022
The basket is hard to get in because of the side clips inside the baker unit. If you are pushing down and it still does not go down, then you may need to rotate the turning blade on the bottom of the mixing pan to realign it to the bottom of the baker unit.
2185433
It comes that way - a rasp on top - solid bottom base - unlike the box grater that most of the grated food ends up inside the box and minimal on the exterior- this high speed appliance grates and forces most of the food to the exterior and into the bowl - however not everything grates as it should and you will have to go through the bowl to take out the ungrated pieces. Always remember why you originally bought the food processor in the first place. I generally use mine for either potatoes where I find those larger pieces that are really not supposed to be in the latkes AND horseradish where the root is so hard it wore down my first blade over time - about ten years. It comes that way - a rasp on top - solid bottom base - unlike the box grater that most of the grated food ends up inside the box and minimal on the exterior- this high speed appliance grates and forces most of the food to the exterior and into the bowl - however not everything grates as it should and you will have to go through the bowl to take out the ungrated pieces. Always remember why you originally bought the food processor in the first place. I generally use mine for either potatoes where I find those larger pieces that are really not supposed to be in the latkes AND horseradish... » Read More It comes that way - a rasp on top - solid bottom base - unlike the box grater that most of the grated food ends up inside the box and minimal on the exterior- this high speed appliance grates and forces most of the food to the exterior and into the bowl - however not everything grates as it should and you will have to go through the bowl to take out the ungrated pieces. Always remember why you originally bought the food processor in the first place. I generally use mine for either potatoes where I find those larger pieces that are really not supposed to be in the latkes AND horseradish where the root is so hard it wore down my first blade over time - about ten years. « Show Less
525049
It can. there is one that is larger than the other. when i have done that in the past i have separated my bed and condiments on the bottom and the top had my burger.