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

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 can't believe I actually got two choppers for the price of one! Ran it through chopping an onion and was sold. It's so beautiful!I love the heavy glass bowls, the gold plays off the blue in a pretty way not gaudy, and storage is a breeze. Make sure you get those blades in BEFORE you start chopping or you'll cut yourself.Each blade has its own little sheath. I wish they'd done a cover that was all in one. Sliding those little blade condoms on was an exercise in risk taking but I got it done. Probably something I'll get better at as time goes on.Anyhoo, as I was saying, buy it. No sense in photos as it is quite precisely exactly what you see in the listing and others have posted the same photos that I would.

This food processor works amazingly well! It chops meat and vegetables quickly, and the two bowls (glass and stainless steel) are super convenient.

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.

I had placed the lid on a wet surface, and when I went to use the food processor, I noticed grease leaking out from the area where the blade connects to the main body. Although the lid attaches below this area, the hole is large enough that it does not fully cover the leaking grease.As the blade rotates, there's a very high risk that the grease could drip into the food or that food could splash up and contaminate the grease.I originally purchased this to make baby food, and after using it for two months, the thought that my baby may have consumed lubricant is absolutely horrifying. I can’t believe a product with such a critical problem is even being sold.Unfortunately, the refund period has already passed, so it seems unlikely that I’ll be able to get my money back. This product is completely unusable and should be discarded.

If you're looking for a good food chopper with glass bowls, buy this one. The chop and stir function is amazing. Produce chops very uniformly and if you're making something as simple as tuna salad, simply add the other ingredients once the produce is chopped and use the stir function. I recommend this product as an alternative or even just as a smaller appliance to a food processor. I am amazed.

I didn't realize the bowls were glass, witch I'm glad. It was packed very wellThe hold concept of it all is very well.I'm very glad I bought it. Not getting paid for this review or anything free, But I haven't been this supprise on a order in a long time, Happy customer