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Kitchen Prep®

$4999

All the versatility of a Full-Sized food processor in a super countertop-friendly package. With a 3.5-cup work bowl, three blade options, and a 250-watt motor, this compact kitchen whiz kid chops, slices, grates, and shreds just as well as its heavyweight counterparts. It’s also top-rack dishwasher-safe, making cleanup as easy as a rinse and a stack. Whip up salsa or hummus for a party, quickly shred a side of coleslaw, or slice veggies for soups and casseroles -- the possibilities are as endless (and endlessly delicious) as your imagination.

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SKU MB50100AK

  • Includes:
  • (1) 250W Motor Base
  • (1) 3.5c Work Bowl with Feed Chute
  • (1) Food Pusher
  • (1) Stacked Chopping Blade
  • (1) Reversible Slice/Shred Disc
  • (1) User Guide
  • (1) Recipe Book
  • Specifications:
  • Dimensions - 5.5" x 5.5" x 13.8"
  • Weight - 2.6 lbs
  • Cord Length - 29.5"

kitchen prep
features.

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Does literally everything.

This little guy does it all: chops,
shreds, mixes,
whips, and grinds to
dish out deliciousness in any and
all forms.

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Small but mighty.

About half the size of a standard
food processor,
with the same
great capabilities. This little
machine
punches way above its
weight class.

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Chop, slice shred, grate.

Three blade options -- the
chopping blade, the
slice/shred
disc, and the grating disc – cover
all
your food prep bases.

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Less mess, less stress.

Dishwasher-safe accessories make
for ultra-
breezy cleanup, while
the power base wipes clean
with a
quick swipe of a damp cloth.

Enhance.
your magic bullet®

Accessories and extras for all
your magic bullet® needs.

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Kitchen Prep®
reviews.

magic bullet
Kitchen
Prep®
FAQs.

A food processor is able to dice, slice, and shred foods while blenders are designed to pulverize them. A food processor can mince onions and garlic, for example, while a blender is meant to make smoothies or pureed sauces.
It really depends on what you’re making! For salad dressings or creamy dips like hummus, a blender and food processor may be used interchangeably. But if your goal is to shred ingredients like zucchini or carrots, or chop foods like cabbage or cucumber, you’ll want to use a food processor.
Generally, food processors have less powerful motors than blenders. While food processors are great for chopping, slicing, and dicing firmer ingredients, and pureeing soft ingredients like beans, they’re not really built for pulverizing or grinding tough ingredients. For nut butters, milk alternatives, or super-creamy smoothies, blenders work best.
All components are top-rack dishwasher-safe, except for the motor base, which should be carefully wiped down by hand. Never submerge the motor base in water.
You can chop vegetables, fruits, nuts, raw meat, and more in the work bowl. Just make sure you have removed any rind, seeds, or pits from fruit and bones from meat prior to adding to the bowl.
Pulse allows you to have more control when blending or chopping ingredients. Unlike the standard “On” mode, which runs the motor continuously, the “Pulse” feature only powers the motor when the knob is twisted and held in the Pulse setting, and automatically stops as soon as the knob is released. This allows you to process your mixture in short bursts, which is helpful for certain recipes.
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