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

Model: KFP1642MS

Color: Medallion Silver

MSRP: $779.99

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

MSRP: $779.99

Model: KFP1642MS

Product Overview

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

Slice, dice, shred, knead, chop and more. This Pro Line® Series 16-Cup Food Processor is our largest capacity and features the first, residential, hands-free, commercial-style dicing kit. It also features the exclusive Exactslice™ System with optimized speeds and an external adjustable slicing lever. The base is die cast metal for added stability and easy cleaning.

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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 1 out of 5 by S E from So disappointed I bought this robot three months ago, hoping and believing that I'm buying the best brand for food processors. I'm soooo disappointed and mad at myself for spending this amount of money on an appliance that is not reliable at all!!! after the first two weeks, the dicing disk stopped working and wans't turning anymore! after a month, the machine starts to get hot and stopped working! I sent it to the kitchenaid center in France and they fixed the problem in the engine (+I've never received the new dicing disk). And tonight, the cutting disk stopped working!!! I had never used the garantee of any of my appliances this much in a short amount of time....!!!

Date published: 2016-09-30

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 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 1 out of 5 by Anna from disappointed bought the pro line thinking this would be my forever and favorite food processor. I have used it only a handful of times and find the product an extreme disappointment. One of my first uses was to use the dicer - which was messy...- used another time and the bowl melted, could not figure what went wrong, ordered another bowl for $54 and tried again several months later. Again blending banana - so not stressing the machine - the bowl melted and food leaked. I followed directions, didn't overfill... Don't expect this with normal use. Not sure if faulty or bad design...., but a waste of my money to think I was getting a pro line of equipment, expect better outcomes with a discount line. See photo,. Design is bulky which I expected in a pro line, OK to clean. Disappointed that I invested in this and continue to chop by hand.

Date published: 2017-06-03

Rated 1 out of 5 by Eva from Very Disappointed Having used cheaper food processors over the last 30 years I decided to invest in what I would have considered a more superior and certainly a much more expensive model. Kitchenaid Artisan Processor. I am extremely disappointed in this processor. It is big, heavy and ridiculously difficult to even open and attach the lid...as for the attachments...crazy! If I could return this item I could. If I bought this processor at a similar price to previous ones I still would not be happy with it. I love cooking and I used my previous one several times a week. I would not recommend this model.

Date published: 2017-04-10

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 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 1 out of 5 by Grandin from poor accessories I bought this almost two 1/2 years ago. I have replaced the small blade twice due to breaking. They both broke while making dressing. Now the top feeder has broker where the handle attaches. I paid over 700 for this thinking it was commercial grade. The accessories, discs, blades are poorly made! All the plastic parts are poor! however, the motor, and sturdiness of it is excellent. But what good is it if it keeps breaking blades.

Date published: 2016-11-18

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 Linda from Very disappointing I am very disappointed in the performance of this food processor. Maybe it's effective for slicing since I haven't tried that, but the basic operation and effectiveness of the regular blade is poor. I thought having two sizes of bowls would be great, but you have to use the smaller bowl inside the larger one, so you end up dirtying both. It's also very big and bulky and thus doesn't fit on my counter (and I have a relatively large kitchen). Having to change all the parts depending on the function being used is annoying also.

Date published: 2015-07-20