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  1. www.chefsresource.com › how-to-clean-a-food-processorHow to clean a food processor? - Chef's Resource

    Fill the sink with warm soapy water and hand wash each part of the food processor. Use a sponge or brush to clean off any food residue or stains. After washing, rinse with clean water and dry thoroughly with a clean towel. Clean the Base. Wipe down the base of the food processor with a damp cloth to remove any spills or splatters.

  2. kitchenseer.com › types-of-food-processor-blades11 Types Of Food Processor Blades And How To Use Them

    • S-Shaped Blades. The S-shaped blade is probably the most common blade on a food processor. It contains two curved blades that stick out on separate ends forming, as you would expect, an "S" shape.
    • Julienne Blades. Julienne blades have the appearance of small snake teeth. Their pointy razor-sharp edges are great for creating straw-like cuts. For example, if you are looking to make homemade hash browns, vegetable sticks, or garnishes, julienne blades are definitely the way to go.
    • Serrated Blades. Serrated blades are great for pureeing and chopping vegetables of all sizes. You can also use these blades for dicing up frozen products or meat.
    • Slicing Blades. The name of these blades speaks for itself. They come on a disc and are attached to the top section of the food processor. They are ideal for slicing up vegetables and fruits.

  3. www.kitchenaid.com › pinch-of-help › countertopHow to Clean a Food Processor in 4 Steps | KitchenAid

    6 days ago · STEP 4. DRY AND STORE THE FOOD PROCESSOR PARTS. As with the base and power cord, gently dry the lid, bowl and blades of your food processor with a soft, clean cloth. Make sure the individual parts of your food processor have been thoroughly dried before storing the appliance. Once dry, reassemble your food processor before storing.

  4. www.chefsresource.com › faq › how-to-clean-foodHow to clean food processor? - Chef's Resource

    Apr 1, 2024 · 2. **Disassemble the parts**: Carefully remove all the parts of the food processor. This usually includes the bowl, lid, feed tube, blades, and any other attachments. 3. **Rinse the removable components**: Fill your sink or a large bowl with warm, soapy water. Place the removable parts in the water and let them soak for a few minutes.

  5. www.kitchenaid.ca › en_ca › blogHow to Clean a Food Processor in 4 Steps | KitchenAid

    STEP 4: DRY AND STORE. Gently dry the lid, bowl and blades of your food processor the same way as you would do for the base and cord— with a soft, clean cloth. Confirm that each food processor part is completely dry before storing the appliance. Once the food processor is dry, reassemble it, and then store it somewhere safe.

  6. www.thekitchn.com › how-to-clean-a-food-processorHow To Clean a Food Processor Lid, Blade, and Handle

    May 2, 2019 · Remove the food processor bowl from the motor base, and separate all the components. You will be left with the bowl, lid, pushers, and blades. Do an initial clean: Submerge all parts (except the motor base, of course!) into a sink full of warm, soapy water and wash with a soft cloth or soft scrub brush.

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  8. www.tasteofhome.com › article › how-to-clean-a-foodHow to Clean and Care for a Food Processor - Taste of Home

    May 16, 2023 · Container and Lid: An easy way to clean the container of your food processor is by squeezing a few drops of dish liquid in the bottom and filling the container halfway with warm water. Put the lid on and run the food processor for a few seconds. Then dump out the soapy water and rinse. You can also simply submerge the lid and container in a ...