I will not buy this again, since it will last forever.

Excellent food processor! Runs quietly, very robust, great performance.

Waring Food Processor 3.8Ltr WFP16SK

Toujours satisfait

Toujours satisfait

Waring Food Processor 3.8Ltr WFP16SK

Everything.

Everything.

Waring Food Processor 3.8Ltr WFP16SK

Well done.

Well done.

We have only used the food processor for a short time but the chefs are happy with it and its performance has been excellent. This machine gives you a good spec without paying for a big brand name.

This thing performs amazingly for a fraction of the cost of that other big brand, and the 4qt bowl size is great! Everything snaps directly down, so you dont have to awkwardly twist to lock into place. Heavy duty and well worth the price.

When we acquired our bakery, they had one of these food processors in the kitchen. We ordered another one to make things go faster. The base is super super heavy. The cord has gotten stuck a feel times and I've dropped it on the floor a count times. It seems to be working just fine after dropping it twice now. We use it to make our vegan cheesecakes, chickpea peanut butter blondies, and gf black bean brownies.

As a catering business, we have a lot that we need to do very quickly, having such a great processor makes our lives so much easier!

This thing is an absolute BEAST to put together the first few times - you have to shove and jam things together with enough strength that I'm always afraid I'm going to break something. But once you get it going, it's powerful as all get-out.

Heavy duty Food Processor

We process lot of thick texture heavy foods (not the normal stuff used in processors) and this Waring processor is up to the task. Several over-the-counter type frequently overheat and automatically shutdown. For big batches this is the one, even though it is pricey.

this food processor is great! good size and powerful, we had one of the exact same model previously but it just burned out so we replace with the same one! can't go wrong!

This is one powerful food processor with a size to match.For the price there are some faults which I will discuss however, do not take them highly as they are fairly minor.The Motor Housing:First this is quite large. Its almost two 4Qt Containers(2144SFSPP ) in size. The casing is metal and quite solid feeling. There are rubber feet on the bottom to limit movement, but it can still slide depending on the countertop type. Three buttons are covered to prevent water from damaging the unit. The motor without any blade is extremely silent. My only complaint for the housing is that the safety feature does not reset the button to Off. What I mean is that if you press the On Button prior to use, it will be set to ON(Unit will still be Off). When you put the container and Lid together, it will immediately turn on rather than having to hit the On switch. This may be a good or bad thing for some people.Blades: I think the blades are all well made, with the blades being rather sharp and using high quality plastic(Seems like glass fiber and nylon). The Plastic is quite heavy gauged and surprisingly heavy. The thickness of the shredder/slicer/whipping are fairly decent. Not overly thick and not thin.Only issue with the blade are that they are rather unbalanced. This seems to be the cause of a lot of the sound due to the blades wobbling. Since the RPM is rather low, this isn't much of a concern. You can actually try this out by not using any blade and turning on the unit. It is beautifully silent without a blade. But Silence, isn't the purpose of this food processor. It is it's ability to process food items which this does extremely well.Container: Seems sturdy enough. The Container is fairly easy to clean albeit a bit more complicated than non-sealed versions as you will need to remove the seal for proper cleaning. My only concern is the safety system of the bowl itself. I'm worried over time if not careful that it may get gunked up with food preventing the safety switch from working properly. Now even though, I did make some critical comments regarding this, it was the only real faults I could find of the unit. It's very well made, it's reasonably quite, and it goes through food with no hesitation as some lower powered units. Would I buy again? If it ever breaks down I definitely will.Why did I rate it 5 out of 5. Like I said, they are fairly minor issues with probably the top issue being the possibility of the safety latch not engaging if the handle gets gunked up with food but that issue would occur through misuse. The unbalanced blades would have been of real concern IF this was designed to go much faster than 1780 RPMS. It just increases the noise of the unit as well as vibration. Finally cleaning the unit bowl while being slightly harder is the downside of having the liquid seal system in place and most food processors are a bit of a chore to do anyway.

Thrilled with this product

Our kitchen needed to upgrade from a consumer quality food processor and this powerful machine does the trick.

The base is sturdy and heavy and the bowl is large! Its great for large batches. It is sometimes quite loud- we will see long term if this indicates a problem.

I was very happy with this food processor when it first arrived, however it's been giving some trouble lately. Initially, when we first turned it on, there was a grinding sound being made that went away quickly when it was under a heavy load. A few months later, the sound was persistent but the machine was working perfectly. I discovered online that it was fairly normal so we ignored it. Fast-forward almost two years and the machine gets extremely hot, vibrates to the point where it moves and started cutting out. Not sure what happened but we are looking for a replacement unit. Also, the finish doesn't hold up too well.

Review of Waring Food Processor - 3.8Ltr

Just what we needed in our busy Nursery - lives beyond expectations!

WARING WFP16S. I’m a retail purchaser and home user of food processors and I have purchased and used a popular brand food processors for over 30 years. I started with inexpensive food processors which didn’t last me 4 months and moved on to the top of the line consumer food processors; first the 11 cup and, when they became available, the 14 cup models. Due to burned out motors, I’ve had to replace or repair them every 3 years or so except for my first two which had lifetime warranties on the motors…from which they cut me off after the third or fourth motor replacement on each. I use my food processor constantly and it is always on my counter. I LOVE this food processor!!! The speed, the power, the ease of use…once you learn how to put the parts together so the motor engages lol!!! But that learning curve exists with any new appliance. Using this machine is now a breeze. And it’s so easy to clean. And the blade never falls out! And I can shave and slice meats and cheeses again without burning out the motor.The base and parts are high quality and should last not just years but generations under home use. The blades are super sharp. The bowl and lid seem indestructible to one that has dropped the bowl a couple of times on the floor already. Given the price of top of the line consumer brand food processors, the price of the Waring WFP16S seems very reasonable in comparison and especially so considering the larger capacity and more than double powder.I especially love that it’s sealed and can handle liquids and thin batters without leaking and creating a mess as occurred with my old food processors. No longer do I have to finish my recipe off in a bowl using a mixer, or a stick or regular blender. No longer do I have to make my recipes in batches due to capacity constraints or to prevent overheating and stopping the motor. Its 2 HP motor and 16 cup capacity handle my largest recipes and the thickest batters or bread and cookie doughs. The machine is sturdy and powerful. I think this baby could handle anything! I highly recommend this product.I didn’t purchase the continuous feed/batch version of this processor, the WFP16SCD, because I no longer process for canning or feed large crowds of people but given the performance of the batch model I would recommend the combination batch/continuous feed model to anyone who cans or caters.