The food processor is made in China . . .

[joeekaitis]

. . . but when you order it from Amazon.com, they give it the matryoshka (Russian nesting doll) treatment.

 

[tolivac]

I have a KA food processor that was built in--France!

 

[maytagbear]

My 5 cup KA processor was

built in France, and my 12 cup KA processor was built in China, and both of them are EXCELLENT machines. I use them both frequently. The 5 cup is just right for one pizza's worth of dough. The 12 cup KA comes with a very handy and slick storage box for all the attachments.

I love to bake with the 12 cupper. It makes wonderful cookie dough. I machine sift the flour, leavening, and salt, then dump them out onto parchment. Then, I combine the butter, sugar, eggs, and liquid flavourings. Finally add the dry ingredients, and pulse 2-3 times. Perfect cookie dough!

Joe- very good choice in a machine.

Lawrence/Maytagbear

 

[joeekaitis]

I can't wait to try it, but I thought the packaging was worthy of submission to Consumer Reports "Selling It" feature.

Had a Black & Decker but when I was washing it, the feed tube fell apart (there had already been a few cracks) and it's impossible to find replacement parts for it. Noisy li'l rascal, too. The new one whispers instead of whining.