(checked 2026-10-10)Rating count (7,889) appears pooled across color variants of the KFP0718.
A compact, easy, twist-free processor that Food Network likes for small kitchens. Owners frequently report that it breaks, struggles with shredding and puréeing, and has fragile handles and latches.
Top complaints
- Breaks after few uses
Durability is the most negative aspect on Amazon (161 of 196 mentions), with multiple owners reporting breakage after a few uses and units that suddenly stop working. Low-star Walmart reviews describe dead motors, handles breaking off the bowl, and a lid that warped in the dishwasher.
- Weak shredding and puréeing
Cutting performance is mixed on Amazon (79 of 147 mentions are negative), with owners finding it poor at shredding cheese. Walmart reviewers say hummus and pesto stayed chunky, and Food Network notes it is not very powerful.
- Narrow feed tube, pusher falls out
Food Network found the feed tube narrow and the food pusher often falling out when the lid is opened, which Walmart reviewers also complain about. Walmart's summary says the hinge traps food and can crack.
What owners love
- Compact and easy to use
Food Network's best compact pick, with a twist-free design. Ease of use is a strong positive on Amazon (124 of 140 mentions).
- Handles everyday chopping well
Food Network says it diced an onion uniformly, ground Parmesan well, and pulled pie crust together in a few pulses.
Source: Food Network - Parts store in the bowl
Walmart's review summary praises the dishwasher-safe parts that come apart easily and store inside the bowl.
Source: Walmart reviews
- You want a machine that lasts many years
- You shred cheese or make hummus often
- You need a wide feed tube
- Small kitchens and storage
- Quick chopping for 1-3 people
- People who hate twist-lock bowls
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What experts say
- Food Network: Best compact pick: easy to use and modestly priced. The cons are a narrow feed tube, modest power, and a pusher that often falls out.