Bear Food Processor, Electric Food Chopper with 2 Glass Bowls (8 Cup+2.5 Cup), 400W Power Grinder with 2 Sets Stainless Steel Blades, 2 Speed for Meat, Vegetables, and Baby Food

This processor is awesome! Pros: Containers are made of sturdy glass, not plastic; so less exposure to plastic particles getting into my food. Less plastic parts so is better made: mostly glass and metal. Comes with two sizes of containers: one for small chopping jobs & one for larger jobs. It is powerful, with 2 speeds. I even used it to blend a mini-cake batter. The chopping blades are VERY sharp. Easy cleanup. Cons: You cannot run the motor long as per the directions that come with User's Manual. Just have to do short pulses.

I love this food processor for it's engenius design and glass bowls. The morotized part is a totally separate piece from the bowls and blades, which makes cleaning so easy. If you have really young children helping you out in the kitchen, it's also a super safe design because the blades only rotate when you connect the motorized apparatus to them while they are inside a covered bowl. I've been looking for a decent quality/ reasonably priced food processor with a glass bowl (as opposed to plastic) for a long time now, and this one is the first I've seen that is this compact for storage. My teenage son uses this to make smoothies with hard, frozen fruit and these blades work as well as our Osterizer blender. I play around with various internationally inspired dishes and find it useful in chopping nuts, grinding meat, whipping heavy cream (you can!), salsas, chutneys, pesto, etc. The two choice functions are useful as well. The only weird thing about it isn't actually bad, but it's minor oddity : each of the two bowls has a rubber ring to go on the bottom to keep it from slipping, but these are not attached to the bowls, they're a separate peice. I don't know why they wouldn't just make that part of the bowls, and I can foresee someone in my house losing these on me sooner or later. But it's not a deal-breaker, this food processor is cool.

I was looking specifically for a smaller size food processor for onion, garlic, herbs, potatoes, etc. I must say I have never been so impressed with a uniquely designed kitchen appliance. I tried it with cubed pancetta for my risotto as my husband doesn't like the size of the cubes that I purchase and trying to cut up the very thin slices packaged in my local grocery store is quite difficult, this little processor did such an amazing job and so very quickly, I am one happy and very satisfied owner. I just ordered another for a Christmas gift for my newest daughter in law, she will appreciate the small size and storage capability. I actually bough two more for Christmas gifts and each recipient has told me that they absolutely love the smaller profile than a standard size food processer and have had great success with whatever they were chopping, saves tons of time is so easy to clean up. Mine is still going strong and I have found many more uses for this appliance, I haven't even used my larger processer since purchasing mine in October of this year. Makes a great wedding, birthday, Mothers day or any gift giving. I have given 4 as gifts and every recipient loves them. I can't imagine ever needing to use my high dollar, name branded, hard plastic and scratched "food processer" ever again, this little dandy is awesome.

So far so good! I made salsa in the larger bowl and it worked well. But the ring did not attach to the bottom of the bowl. The ring is supposed to anchor the bowl so it doesn't move on the counter. Not a big deal. For the smaller bowl, the ring fits better but is loose. I emailed the company - wait and see! I love the glass bowl! No more plastic! Very heavy weight! Did a good job for my needs!

ABSOLUTE BEST FOOD PROCESSOR ALL AROUND! I'm going to first address others "negatives": 1) Yeah, the blades are SHARP! The only warning that ought be required, to avoid injury, is "food processor". It's a given that the motor shouldn't be operated unless and until the blades are in either bowl, and the lids are on. 2) Blades go in first, and the bowl should not be overfilled, or the motor WILL NOT fit on properly to engage with the blades. 3) Cleaning the little hole of the blades is as simple as using a small (straw) brush, when/if necessary. Cleaning the little hole of the motor is also as simple, UNPLUGGED, and not emersing in water. 4) Obviously, unplug or disengage motor from blades, and use care when washing the SHARP blades! 5) My guess, especially considering, is that cord length is for some's own safety. What sold me on this food processor, over others, despite the negative reviews of: 1) It has a 400 Watt motor; more than sufficient motor power for my needs. 2) Especially as I don't want any kind of plastic (that leaches chemicals, especially when exposed to heat) touching my or my dog's foods, even though #5 "food grade" is "considered safe", I was ecstatic to find this food processor that comes with two different sized BOROSILICATE GLASS BOWLS. If you don't know what borosilicate glass is, and what that means, it's worth investing the time and energy looking it up. It means that, unlike the others, the bowls are made with not only a stronger glass, but that they will withstand heat, and fluctuating back and forth from hot to cold, or cold to hot. 3) After checking all of the reviews, and videos and pics, especially after I realized that the negative comments had nothing to do with the actual quality of the food processor, and after checking to make sure of who doesn't/don't own the company, I was sold. 4) For those who make their baby's food from fresh, organic, and nonGMO ingredients, and who especially don't want to feed their baby anything from plastic, this food processor would be amazing for. I'd, personally, choose this one over the 200 watt for baby food. But that's just me. I buy my own glass food storage jars. How well it's worked for me, thus far: 1) It evenly chops, minces, powders, mushes, and liquifies fresh vegetables and fruits for my dog's homemade food. Which I do so she'll get all of the nutrients from, because a dog's digestive system is much faster than humans. 2) It fully grounds meat or chicken, perfectly. Although I usually give her raw chicken, bone and all, I add some to her veggies and rice, so she'll eat them all. Otherwise she'll hold out for the bone. 3) Considering dog's faster digestion, and considering the natural antiparasitic effects of pumpkin seeds, more effective within the first 15 minutes of being ground or powdered, I love that it grinds seeds and nuts down to a powder. 4) It minces five bulbs of garlic with ease and within seconds. It chops onions, as little or as much as I want. It does both in a fraction of the time it used to take me, so I can store both, separately, in glass jars in the fridge, ready to use when I cook. 5) It does what it's supposed to do, and does it quickly, so that it hasn't overheated on me once. 6) It cleans and dries super easy. I use a mini bottle brush to clean up inside of blades and (unplugged... shouldn't have to say) motor. 7) It's cute enough, especially as much as I use it, to leave out on my kitchen counter.

Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) The Bear Food Processor is a versatile kitchen appliance designed to simplify food preparation and elevate your cooking experience. With its 400W power, two glass bowls (8 Cup + 2.5 Cup), two sets of stainless steel blades, and two-speed settings, this food chopper is a valuable addition to any kitchen. Here's why I believe the Bear Food Processor deserves a glowing review: Powerful Performance: The 400W motor provides ample power for a variety of tasks, from chopping vegetables to grinding meat, making it a versatile tool for various recipes. Dual Glass Bowls: The inclusion of two glass bowls in different sizes offers flexibility in food processing, ensuring you have the right size for the job at hand. Stainless Steel Blades: The two sets of stainless steel blades are durable and sharp, ensuring efficient and precise chopping and grinding. Two-Speed Settings: The two-speed options allow you to adjust the processing speed according to your needs, ensuring the right consistency for your dishes. Versatile Applications: This food processor is suitable for a wide range of tasks, including chopping, mincing, grinding, and even preparing baby food, making it a versatile and time-saving kitchen tool. The Bear Food Processor is a must-have for anyone seeking efficiency and convenience in the kitchen. Its powerful performance, dual glass bowls, stainless steel blades, two-speed settings, and versatile applications make it a top-tier food processor. I can't recommend this kitchen appliance enough; it has become an essential tool in my culinary endeavors, making food preparation a breeze. Whether you're a home chef, a busy parent, or simply someone who values efficient cooking, this food processor is the ideal solution. It ensures that you can save time and effort in the kitchen, allowing you to enjoy the creative and enjoyable aspects of cooking without the hassle of manual food preparation.

I've bought three so far (I gave two as gifts). It chops, minces and grinds all types of fruits, vegetables, meat and nuts excellently and quickly. It's easy to clean and wash. I especially like his practical glass containers. An excellent and practical little household appliance.

It works good, if don't use too long. It is easy too be hot. When it is hot, it stops working. It needs to be cool down. Well, price is good.

This is a nice set. I especially like the glass containers and the way you can switch the top motor on both. I tested it out and it works well. Some people push this unit to hard so they have some issues but if you want a powerful food processor you will need one of those over a thousand watts. This is for mostly smaller things SO far it works well for me

It's great that I have two sizes of bowls, but the truth is that it's not easy to work with. The lid and motor fit together very tightly and every time I open the door to add new ingredients or check the ingredients, I have a lot of trouble putting everything back in its place and it's annoying. And the bowls are glass and very heavy and it's not really comparable to the previous blender I had. I don't know if I'll keep it or return it, but I don't feel good about it.