Candy Apple Red Pro Line® Series 16-Cup Food Processor with Die Cast Metal Base and Commercial-Style Dicing Kit KFP1642CA

Features

Industry's First Hands-Free Commercial-Style Dicing Kit

Slices then dices soft and hard fruits and vegetables.

ExactSlice™ System

The ExactSlice™ System features optimized speeds, and an externally adjustable lever that allows you to go from thick to thin with one slide of the external lever.

Exclusive 3-in-1 Ultra Wide Mouth™ Feed Tube

Allows for horizontal and vertical slicing and accommodates food of all shapes and sizes, including larger items like tomatoes, cucumbers and potatoes.

Additional Features

16-Cup Work Bowl with UltraTight™ Seal

To process large batches. The bowl features a specially designed locking system with leak-resistant ring that allows you to fill the bowl to capacity.

Model KFP1642 includes

(1) 16-Cup Work Bowl, (1) 10-Cup Work Bowl, (1) 4-Cup Work Bowl with Multipurpose Blade, (1) Dicing Kit, (1) Adjustable Slicing Disc, (1) Reversible Shredding Disc, (1) Multipurpose Blade, (1) Dough Blade, (1) Spatula, (1) Storage Case

Customer Reviews

Rated 5 out of 5 by Sarah, trying to be gourmet from KitchenAid stands behind their products! I bought the Pro-line food processor when it first came out, as I really wanted its dicing capability. I have loved this capability and use it all the time. Recently, it stopped working. When I called KitchenAid, I was so happy to talk to a US based customer service rep who dealt with my problem in a very prompt and professional manner. After a brief (3 min) discussion on the problem, she quickly cleared me for a full replacement (even though I never registered my product and didn't know if it was/wasn't under warranty; even the shipping was covered). That type of commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is rare nowadays, and made me even more certain I will buy many more KA products in the future (although I have many already)!

Date published: 2017-04-02

Rated 5 out of 5 by PRB from In a class of its own The dicing and adjustable slicing features set this machine apart from all other home food processors.

Date published: 2016-03-29

Rated 5 out of 5 by Rascal from Great Decision This purchase is one of the best I have ever made. This processor is "user friendly" with great features. A really big help in preparing great foods for dinner parties and get-togethers.

Date published: 2015-06-14

Rated 5 out of 5 by Closetfan from Love my ProLine I finally replaced my 10-year old KitchenAid food processor with the ProLine and it looks like it's going to keep me in great shape for at least another decade. Love the sturdiness of the base and the efficiency of the blades. Definitely worth the investment.

Date published: 2015-06-08

Rated 5 out of 5 by Julia's friend from Love It! This was a great purchase. Easy to use. The attachments are awesom

Date published: 2015-05-30

Rated 4 out of 5 by Anonymous from Great kitchen tool This is my first food processor and I really like it. Cons: This model doesn’t have a larger dicing kit and the dicing kit it comes with makes TINY dives. I got the main blade stuck by putting it on sideways and of course kitchenaid support was closed. My husband saved me there. Pros: It is a truly amazing piece of machinery. It is beautiful It has a lot of blades (it is on my list to buy the Parmesan blade) It does everything you would want a food processor to do It is dishwasher safe! I have had this for about a month and have used it to process pumpkin purée, sweet potato purée, stew (bad idea... it turned out horrible because the pieces were so tiny), pie crust, biscuit dough, and onions and celery for stuffing. I did a bad thing and pulled off the bottom compartment, put in the blade, then filled it up with pumpkin purée and tried to put that on the stand. That is when it got stuck on the shaft sideways, because the heavy pumpkin put pressure on the blade. Getting it off again was a pain but my husband did it without damaging anything. Maybe you have to learn the hard way not to put stuff in the bowl unless the bowl is already on the stand? I wish it weren’t that way... I would say that is a design flaw, and why I gave it four stars... that and the dicing kit is so small. I watched a Bluprint class on using your food processor and I would recommend doing something like that, if you haven’t had a food processor before, so you can get the most out of it.

Date published: 2019-12-07

Rated 4 out of 5 by Chefbora from Love the versatility! I love my KitchenAid pro, my only complaint is that for the money it did not come with all the blades it stores in the container. And some are very important, I called to see what they could do for me and basically it was nothing.So for me who uses all KitchenAid small appliances this was the first time I was disappointed in KitchenAid.My other food processor lasted 16 years, and believe me when I say it got a workout, but when I purchased that one it was missing a blade and they sent it to me no charge. So be ready to pay a lot more than just the price of the unit.

Date published: 2017-11-02

Rated 4 out of 5 by Rakefet from Could be much better I use this item several times a week to dice pounds of vegetables. It is such an improvement from doing it all by hand. But there are a few things that really bother me that I believe could be improved on. 1) The first is every time I place vegetables in the chute, I have to cover the chute with my hand otherwise I get many pieces of vegetables come flying out the chute and it dirties my cabinets and even ceiling. I believe the chute can be designed better to help this problem. I would try making the chute an angled slide. Like a water slide. So that when the vegetables hit the blades, it is not right under the opening of the chute and have bits and pieces pop out as they are diced. I know the company could provide a cover for the chute that can be used after the vegetables are placed in the chute but that would be so inconvenient to place and then remove each time I placed vegetables in the chute. I have been placing my hand over the chute and it works ok but still bits and pieces get through and pop out and make a mess. 2) Another annoyance is the since the chute is off to the edge of the bowl, the vegetables don't spread out evenly in the bowl. After a while many of the vegetables are mostly piles up under the chute and a lot of the bowl goes unused. If I keep trying to dice vegetables even though there is space left in the bowl, the machine will choke. I think that placing the chute in the middle of the bowl would make the vegetables spread out through the entire bowl and I could use all the space in the bowl. 3) Occasionally a piece of vegetables gets stuck between the dicing blade and the circular blade and the machine comes to a stop. This is very annoying since then I have to take off the cover, disassemble the dicing kit so I can clean it out and then reassemble everything and continue to use it. I'm not sure how this can be improved on but it very annoying when it happens.

Date published: 2016-02-07

Rated 4 out of 5 by Crafty D from Awesome machine This is a beast of a food processor! It is very large and did not fit on the counter under my standard cabinets, but it fits under the cabinets over my nook area. The attachments also come in a huge storage box. The candy apple color is gorgeous and looks beautiful on my counter. I am very pleased with the performance of this machine. It dices potatoes like a champ, in seconds. You just drop them in the shoot and bam, they are diced! It is very sturdy. The performance gets 5 stars. I'm giving 4 stars because mine did not come with 2 discs and trying to find them to purchase has been difficult. As pricey as this machine is, it should have came with all attachments.

Date published: 2015-10-19

Rated 3 out of 5 by unhappy fan from If Only It did the dicing I always looked for, but the center guide post broke and I have been three times with them asking for the part. I paid them for three because I could tell that the part was not as well made as it could be. They have sent me the wrong part two times and now it is over a month for a third try at getting the part. I really like the machine, but I need this part to keep liking it. I have recommended it to people, but now am sketchy on whether to do so.

Date published: 2018-09-09

Rated 3 out of 5 by Jannakp from Food Processor I bought this when they first came out. A blade broke and Kitchen Aid handled that issue very quick and professionally. Love the machine, although I find the dicing aspect difficult to use. Now, a piece inside the black handle on the lid is broken and finding parts on your website is impossible. I guess the high price equates to not needing repairs!

Date published: 2018-04-24

Rated 3 out of 5 by BravoBaker from I almost love it I got this food processor about 1 month ago, it dices quickly, cleanly with not too many issues, shreds cheese well, purrees great, slices efficiently, and kneads dough to my immense satisfaction, however there is one flaw that concerns me, the dial that operates the pulse/on functions always felt a little sticky. Over the month that I've used this the dial has gotten stiffer, when I pulse instead of flinging back the dial stays stuck for a few seconds. When you move the dial to on it squeaks a lot and feels stiff. I really like this food processor but I am concerned, since it is so stiff to turn the dial I am scared that I will force it and that it will break. I own several kitchenaid products and love the pro line series, however I also had a problem with my mixer, its upsetting that given how expensive the pro line products are. I want to recommend this food processor but the problem with the dial is concerning.

Date published: 2018-02-01

Rated 3 out of 5 by Mary from Very Large / Good for Some things My husband (who loves to cook) bought this about 3 years ago. It has a phenomenal amount of power. Does everything in terms of chopping and blending, but it doesn't get 5 stars from me because it is so big I've no place to store it; and if you store it it is so big to take back out from the cabinet you could Julianne your carrots faster by hand. I keep it in the appliance garage, and i have to disassemble it to get it in there.

Date published: 2017-01-14

Rated 3 out of 5 by JD Karlsson from Good product I got this product as an wedding anniversary gift over a year ago. Things that I really love are that it speeds up my cooking time:). For slicing and chopping, it is really good. On the other hand, for dicing and cleaning it is simply not. I have never been able to dice with it. All the veggies always get stuck and never go through. I have tried a couple of ties and fail to succeed. So I endup trying to clear the little dicing disc with the cleaner it comes with and it still does not remove anything, and I loose all the food trying on this attachment. Really bad. And the cleaning. Cleaning the slicing and chopping blades is rather easy. The difficult parts to clean are the dicing attachment and the lid. I dont use this food processor even on a weekly basis. Maybe once every two months or less, and the lid has becomed moldy between the inside parts. I still have not figured out how to clean that away. My husband does not even want a use it because of uncleanable mold or food particulates in the lead.

Date published: 2016-11-14

Rated 3 out of 5 by TXChrissy from Great for many things, but not kneading bread dough I have had mine for 3 years. I use it weekly to slice or shred veggies, mix chopped meat salads, etc... I find that the multiple bowls work well for various quantities I need, and are convenient to hold components of the recipe until all is ready. I have not had any trouble with flying pieces of processed food. I have not had good luck using the dicing assembly. Soft foods like tomatoes turn to mush, and fibrous veggies like onions and celery tend to peel off layers that get stuck in the black plastic cover, so I don't use the dicing assembly often. I was however, most disappointed in my 2 attempts to knead bread dough. I followed the few instructions in the manual, but both times the dough quickly worked it's way inside the core of the dough blade, and down the motor shaft into the motor housing. I spent hours cleaning it with a toothbrush and multiple toothpicks, trying to get the dough out. Boy, was I dumb to try it a second time!!! Just recently, the thickness selection knob broke off. I called KA, and because of the 5 yr warranty, they sent me a new one (woohoo!). Given the "innovative" features haven't worked that well for me, I probably would have been just as well off with a simpler processor, but since it's still under warranty, I'll take the new one, thank you very much! I definitely will NOT knead bread dough in this one!

Date published: 2016-05-23

Rated 3 out of 5 by Robert from Happy at first, until both blades broke I loved this food processor. It was my first KitchenAid and I tend to, when I buy things, do a lot of research. I was impressed by it's BPA free plastics. Over the last couple of years, my partner and I used it maybe once or twice a month at the most. So nothing serious. Then the first smaller blade broke. Then the next bigger blade. They both broke the same way. After examining it closely, it's clear to see that the tiny bit of metal hook which extends into the plastic is very thin and not adequate for a food processor this powerful. I thought "no big deal" and I made contact with local KitchenAid representation (I'm in Estonia now) and asked for parts. They wanted €44 euro and €32 for each part, about $90usd including shipping. I don't mind paying for quality, but as a first time customer, I'm not going to be throwing further money at this thing. You guys should acknowledge that these blades are inadequate, have some sort of replacement program instead of trying to make further profits by over-charging for what are clearly cheap parts. There are things I could understand failing in a food processor over the years, the blades breaking while chopping up some carrots are not one of those things.

Date published: 2016-05-16

Rated 3 out of 5 by Harry from Bowls scratch quickly on inside. I 'm using this a few months and the big bowl is almost opaque. Looks very cheap, not like Kitchen Aid at all!

Date published: 2015-11-23

Rated 2 out of 5 by Pier from Broken blade I had to blade 1 cup raw almonds, ¾ cup raw hazelnuts, 2 Tbs all-purpose flour, 60 gr dark chocolate and 1 ¾ sugar and suddenly I hear a boom and the blade just broke!

Date published: 2018-03-01

Rated 2 out of 5 by Susan31161 from Difficult to use I received this processor as a gift from my husband. I love to cook and he was so excited to replace my 30 year old processor with this professional processor. The good news is that the processor is so quiet and so fast. I really like the outcome. But . . . the blade is so difficult to remove. It gets stuck and I literally have to pull it from the base with all the strength I can muster while holding down the base. It's equally as hard to get on. Very frustrating. And now the shaft on the blade is broken and I have to shell out $ to buy a replacement. Too bad because I really want to love this processor. I'm giving it an average of 3 for ease of use because everything with exception to removing the blade shaft is a 5. Ease of use removing and replacing the blade shaft is less than a 1. Same for features, innovation and performance. If it weren't for that dang blade I would give it a 5 across the board.

Date published: 2017-11-29

Rated 2 out of 5 by Diane from Good,but not for the price. Very difficult to dice onions, Great for chopping firm foods. Dicer was difficult to fit, and almost impossible to dice onions. frequently had to stop and unclog the blade. I finally gave up due to it was too time consuming. I could hand chop faster. My dicer blade broke due to frequently trying to re-fit it into the chopper. Dicer is not nearly as easy to use as they try to present it. There was a kitchen aid demo lady that was helpful at the store, however,it took weeks before she was available. The online demo was not helpful with real problems.

Date published: 2017-07-31

Rated 2 out of 5 by Kirti from My dicing kit is breaking I bought this model with expectation of a great quality and the innovativeness I associate Kitchenaid with. I did not mind paying the high price because I believed in the brand. I feel very dissapointed that the dicing kit breaks apart from the top after every use. I have hardly used my machine :(

Date published: 2017-05-24

Rated 2 out of 5 by Alex from Love with a touch of mold I love this machine, I used it daily, but every time I used it, small pieces of food got stuck inside the lid and the handle of the large bowl. I tried to get the food out in all ways I could think of, and gave up after the food residues started to grow white tendrils. It got really discusting after a couple of weeks. I've gotten the lid replaced by my local supplier for free last week. I decided to avoid processing any liquids in it to avoid getting food up into the lid. But after one single use I have the same problem all over again. This makes me very sad since I looove using this machine. How do I clean the lid and the handle of the large bowl? :(

Date published: 2017-02-12

Rated 1 out of 5 by mrspaperclip from Diappointment Motor has stopped for second time. I had the motor replaced once which was a charge but not this time. The trash is getting this baby. Do not waste your money on this.

Date published: 2019-01-31

Rated 1 out of 5 by Annelu from Do not buy! I never thought I would not like a kitchen aid product.. my kitchen is full of this amazing brand BUT I’m very disappointing on this product as other reviews my slicing kit is a mess it melted ! It is soooo hard to assemble instructions are not clear!

Date published: 2018-12-20

Rated 1 out of 5 by GoldyB from Dissapointed Bought this and a few other high-end KitchenAid products for my spouse. This thing is heavy and awkward to move. No problems with melting parts or blades breaking. Our noted flaw was found while trying to use the 'dicer' attachment. We were dicing onions...nothing extraordinary. The attachment routinely jammed up with unprocessed onion. After the third disassembly and cleaning, we gave up. BTW, the dicing apparatus is filled with razor sharp blades. Cutting gloves are recommend. Anyway, after this dicing misadventure, we found that the unit no longer worked. After troubleshooting the processor, we purchased a new gearbox. This Saturday morning, I am sitting in front of our disassembled processor and have found that the chinese-made food processor housing has failed. Two of the four potted metal mounts that hold the entire motor and gear box assembly have snapped off. Remember how we mentioned that this thing is heavy? That weight is from the motor and gearbox that hang upside down from four little screws going into the best potted aluminum junk china has to offer. Pro Line? Really? $500 for the processor. $75 for a gear box. $180 for a housing. Lesson learned.

Date published: 2018-05-05

Rated 1 out of 5 by Lou50 from Don’t waste your money. Broke within a few uses. Looks like something actually melted. The dicer is useless. Clogs up. I’ve had to leave it on the side with rotting vegetables in it. I cannot open it. Just too much going on with it. Really regret buying it.

Date published: 2018-05-04

Rated 1 out of 5 by Paxson from Big and powerful, visually appealing. Not worth it Haven't used as much as we thought we would, it is just so heavy and we don't want to leave it up on the counter all the time. Just used it for the second time yesterday (in over a year). Had just as much trouble with the dicing kit as the first time. It is confusing and difficult to assemble. After processing 2 onions, it was jammed up. It took a lot of hand strength (and fear of cutting myself) to open up the dicer assembly, then a ton of time to clean it up. I decide to do the rest of my chopping by hand. Then when I was washing it up, I realized the center part of the lid had a little metal piece fall off, the area that it was attached to melted. I've seen other reviews with issues on melting. Also, the parts holder should have a more detailed diagram...it is not easy to get everything in there and actually close the lid. "Pro Line" equipment should not be this time consuming to prepare to use, to use, and to clean up. Actually, it should be the opposite. I have a Vitamix that I also spent close to $600 on and I can pull that out, use it, wash it and put it away in no time. Not this KitchenAid Pro Line food processor. I would rather do everything by hand. It might take longer, but isn't nearly as stressful and aggrevating. I know KitchenAid has great support and warranty, but it requires a receipt and buying this online...I don't know if I will be able to find the receipt.

Date published: 2017-12-23

Rated 1 out of 5 by Rick S from Horrible dicing kit will rune whole machine Big and very expensive which is fine except the best feature doesn’t work. The dicing kit melts the plastic on the blade at center shaft. This has happened twice. Not worth losing a whole shelf for this large machine and accessories just to have it melt down. Easier and faster to chop by hand. I do love the stand mixer.

Date published: 2017-12-23

Rated 1 out of 5 by Bear from center turning shaft twisted Bought this a year ago and was very excited about dicing feature. Worked fairly well. If I did too much would pop out the grate and I would just push it back in. As I've used it the attachment had a more difficult time pushing onto the center shaft and removing. Hard to use,

Date published: 2017-10-16

Rated 1 out of 5 by Christy from Very Disappointed I have had this machine for over a year and found that it poorly performs for slicing (doesn't evenly slice), dicing (does not work at all, jams and inconsistent) and blending (my dips end up grainy regardless of blending time). The 4 cup processing bowl leak and extra bowl leak into the base work, requiring me to wash every piece of the equipment with every use. I strongly recommend not purchasing this expensive piece of equipment!

Date published: 2017-08-12

Pro Line® Series 16-Cup Food Processor with Die Cast Metal Base and Commercial-Style Dicing Kit Reviews - page 3

Specifications

Dimensions

Depth

9-7/8 in

Depth

9-7/8 in

Height

18.0 in

Height

18.0 in

Width

12.0 in

Width

12.0 in

Configuration and Overview

Base Material

Die Cast

Capacity

16 Cup

Number of Speeds

3.0

Prop 65

Prop 65 warning CALIFORNIA RESIDENTS ONLY - WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Pusher

Yes

Series

Precision Series

Details

Feed Tube Type

Wide Mouth

Accessories Included

Work Bowl

16.0

Certifications

NSF® Certified

No

Electrical

Hz

60

Power Cord Length

3.0

Volts

120

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Pro Line® Series 16-Cup Food Processor with Die Cast Metal Base and Commercial-Style Dicing Kit

Pro Line® Series 16-Cup Food Processor with Die Cast Metal Base and Commercial-Style Dicing Kit

Pro Line® Series 16-Cup Food Processor with Die Cast Metal Base and Commercial-Style Dicing Kit

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16-Cup Work Bowl with UltraTight™ Seal

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