When comparing food processor models, why do some have additional blades?

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What do the different blades in a food processor do?

These blades come in different sizes, so you can shred and slice to a fine, medium, coarse or thick finish. Some models come with a chipping blade to make homemade chips or French fries. Blades will either be separate or on a single metal reversible disc, with one side used for shredding and one for slicing.

What blade should I use in my food processor?

S-Shaped Blade Also called the sabatier blade, this is the standard blade you'll most use with your food processor, but it's worth noting what its general purpose is. It's best for your average jobs, like churning out pesto, nut butter, and hummus.

What is the plastic blade for in a food processor?

What is the plastic blade for on a food processor? Most food processors come with a plastic blade. It is called a "dough blade." This blade has short blunt arms that work to gently turn and pull the dough to knead it.

What blades come with a KitchenAid food processor?

KitchenAid\xae food processors, for instance, typically come equipped with at least one multipurpose blade and reversible shredder/slicer disc. Select models also come with additional discs and accessories, like a dough blade or dicing kit.

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