Russell Hobbs FP3100BKR Retro Style Food Processor, 8-Cup (64-oz) Capacity, Black

Bought this after reading reviews....the vintage appearance fits my kitchen perfectly. Preferred the black color, too.It’s strong, easy to use and clean....the size is ideal. Have not tried it yet for making pie crust, but for grinding and slicing it worked well. Slicing...I do have to turn it off and maneuver things sometimes, but I’m ok with that.It’s a well made processor , and I do love the “speedometer.”

I was hoping for finer grating, which isn’t available. I’m not a great or often cook and a food processor was a totally new concept to me. It’s really good for saving time chopping, though I’m pretty messy with it. Suction on bottom is secure.

Very useful in the kitchen, especially for big family, but sliced vegetables often have an irregular forms. I like this collection from Rassel Hobbs especially for this unique vinrage design. So I really like this product!

The item did not work. Not at all. Never turned on

I am happy enough with this product. I was looking for a smaller processor.. and this one is larger than I was expecting. I gave it a 3 because when I use it , it smells hot. I'm thinking because it is new?.. it works well.. none of the components are hot after use.

I do alot of cooking and this machine takes care of all my needs. I do recommend it.

I love that this food processor has a vintage aesthetic because I LOVE true vintage and quality retro reproductions. One of the coolest features is the "speedometer". It's cool looking and interesting too because I never saw a food processor or any other kitchen appliance that had gauges! LOL.Being a car/motorcycle "family", this just makes it that much more enticing to us.My mother has this little black and decker food processor and when I am at her house, it is the only thing available to use when I want to make a quick bowl of guacamole or hummus. Let's just say that I am surprised that i have never thrown that thing thru a closed window. It's so small and the blades just get in the way, blah, blah, blah.I was so excited to bring this to her house to make guacamole for Memorial day. It pulllllllverized the avocado beyond recognition. But that is a good thing because I like my guac to come out smooth bc it's easier to eat with chips.I have to say though that the speed on this thing is like a food processor hooked up to a nitrous tank. LOL It's just going to take a bit of a learning curve to figure out the best settings and blades for the right job. Because my only prior experience with a food processor is that little piece of junk my ma has, I really need to get acclimated to this. I have only made guac and hummus with it so far and it is absolutely perfect for making anything dip consistency.The only downfall I can find is that the housing of this unit is plastic, not metal. It looked like it was going to be metal and in person you could mistake it for such. It's not a deal breaker. This is a still powerful, solid unit and good looking to boot.We are vegetarians so we will be using this quite often so it's new home is right on the countertop as there is no point in putting it away. Not to mention that I like being able to admire it. Plus, it looks great in my ma's kitchen with her dark cabinetry and granite countertop.All in all, if you are in the market for a food processor, this is an excellent choice. I don't know if others will have to get acclimated to it as I need to but I think that's no reason to shy away from it if so.I hope my humble opinion has helped you in some way. Thank you for reading.

Does the job!