The first household food processors debuted in Paris in 1971. Two years later, American inventor Carl Sontheimer unveiled his own version called the Cuisinart. This handy little machine caught the eye ...

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Here’s how it works: You cut your produce into chunks that are small enough to fit the manual food processor’s chopper bowl. Then, secure the lid and pull the handle to spin the blades inside, which ...

‘I’m a Food Editor, and This $36 Gadget Saves Me Endless Hours of Time When I’m Meal Prepping’ A food editor's review of the Kuhn Rikon Manual Food Processor, which will save you so much time when ...

There are three key tips if you want to try this at home: First, cut your meat into medium-sized pieces, instead of trying to grind a whole cut at once. Second, freeze the pieces of meat for about ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. The first household food processors debuted in Paris in 1971. Two ...