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A food processor is a sophisticated device which helps in preparing food in the kitchen. The device has a number of interchangeable blades which help you in performing a number of functions. Many companies are manufacturing food processors but Royal Philips is an undisputed leader. The Philips HR7781 Robust Food Processor is a recently launched product and is in great demand all over the world. It is available in a stylish colour and design which gives it a trendy and sophisticated look.
The Philips HR7781 Robust Food Processor consumes around 1200 Watt of power. The maximum capacity of the device is around 4 litres which is much more than normal. It is fitted with 2 speed settings which enhance the functionality. The dimensions of the machine are 48.3 X 39.8 X 44.2 cm which enables you to easily store and carry it. The entire Philips HR7781 robust food processor machine is efficiently packed in a durable box which ensures total safety. It is provided with 3 different discs and fries attachment which enables you to customise the equipment according to the requirement. The machine is fitted with twin knives which are built using quality assured raw material and provides optimum performance for a number of years to come.
The Philips HR7781 Robust Food Processor is also equipped with dough hook and double ballon whisk that further enhances the features. The device is very easy to use and saves a lot of time as well. For best results you must read the user manual that is provided in the box.
January 28th, 2011 at 5:01 pm
This is a fantastic piece of kit but I would like to warn owners, especially if they are planning to prepare baby food, that although Phillips say the bowl is dishwasher safe, this forces water into the fixed central cog and the mucky water is then thrown into you food during the next use. I only discovered this by accident, because I was processing a small quantity of nuts and couldn’t figure out why they ended up wet. Doing a few test runs with the chopping blade and no contents, yukky water was being thrown out of the central cog. If we hand wash it, this doesn’t happen. Obviously if you leave the processor for a week or so, there is a risk that this stale water would contain bacteria. Other than that, it’s the best processor I have owned and the large bowl is perfect for prepping large quantities.