Food processor

we didn’t consider this phillips at all, because I planned up to UAH 1500, but now (after the holidays) I can afford this too .... so I want an expert opinion, WHAT IS BETTER, I’ll take it !!!

I also found an expert! I can only advise by looking at the attachments and characteristics. I didn't use them all.

I also found an expert! I can only advise by looking at the attachments and characteristics. I didn't use them all.

and I in general, 2 months ago did not know what SUCH kitchen. harvester and that I need it ... and now, it turns out, I really need it! That's just what ??? a matter of life
if I understood everything correctly, then the differences between Brown and Phillips are as follows:
1. Bowl volume
2. Power
3.Brown has a chopper in Philips no!
and that's it?

py. sy. Isn't there a single Philips 7775 owner here on the forum ??? I would like to ask))))

and I in general, 2 months ago did not know what SUCH kitchen. harvester and that I need it ... and now, it turns out, I really need it! That's just what ??? a matter of life
if I understood everything correctly, then the differences between Brown and Phillips are as follows:
1. Bowl volume
2. Power
3.Brown has a chopper in Philips no!
and that's it?

py. sy. Isn't there a single Philips 7775 owner here on the forum ??? I would like to ask))))

I remember that people were not in a hurry to share their opinions.

Why all? Phillips is even more compact, and the whisk in it is initially the same as we need, and the shredder disk is adjustable in the thickness of the cut (according to what is written on the Internet), in Brown I am not regulated. This is what I'm looking at is the Philips HR7775 model. On the discs, everything is the same (except for adjusting the thickness of the shredder), but there are no graters for potato pancakes. Brown does. Otherwise, everything is the same - a centrifugal juicer, a citrus press, knives, a nozzle for kneading. In Phillips, a shoulder blade is still in the bargain.
In general, I have a feeling that I am already writing the same thing on the fifth round.

Everything, look, feel, if you want to buy in ordinary stores, which one suits your soul, take it.

In general, I have a feeling that I am already writing the same thing on the fifth round.

Everything, look, feel, if you want to buy in ordinary stores, which one suits your soul, take it.

if not on the tenth ... forgive me for annoying with the same questions, however, I'm really ashamed
to see, to touch Phillips it does not work ..... there is no it ... but I will take it in an Internet store!

if not on the tenth ... forgive me for annoying with the same questions, however, I'm really ashamed
to see, to touch Phillips it does not work ..... there is no it ... but I will take it in an Internet store!

I came again. See the difference between the two Phillips models, look at the attachments and the difference in price:



This is the difference in price for me, others may have a different difference, but I don't think it will be radically different.

So think, you need it - overpay about 650 UAH. for a juicer (do you need it?) and a grater-fries?

And I remembered, we looked at the Philips HR7772 before, like, it's the same as the 7774 in fact, just less powerful, 700 watts. And Brown is 600 W. And these two Phillips in the pictures are 1000 watts.

The volume of a large bowl in all these Phillips and in Brown is the same, according to the description from my suppliers. Who Said Phillips Is Smaller?

Ideas are just like that. If you don't need a centrifugal juicer, get the Philips 7774 and you still have the money to buy a cool blender with a chopper bowl. Then you will be equipped from all sides. You will have the same Brown, only more compact, more powerful, and in the assembly, so to speak. I would do just that if I were you.

At least this:



Do you see the bowl on the left, with knives? This is essentially the same chopper as in Brown, except that its volume is slightly smaller. In general, the choice of blenders with a chopper bowl is large, and the prices are affordable, you can choose something for yourself.

I came again. See the difference between the two Phillips models, look at the attachments and the difference in price:
So think, you need it - overpay about 650 UAH. for a juicer (do you need it?) and a grater-fries?

And I remembered, we looked at the Philips HR7772 before, like, it's the same as the 7774 in fact, just less powerful, 700 watts. And Brown is 600 W. And these two Phillips in the pictures are 1000 watts.

The volume of a large bowl in all these Phillips and in Brown is the same, according to the description from my suppliers. Who Said Phillips Is Smaller?

you, as always, big smart girl! I just today considered this Philips purely by chance .... but no, if between these two models, I want 7775. The only question and the main one ... Phillips or Brown?

... but no if between these two models i want 7775.

And why? Where do you see the difference and advantage?

And why? Where do you see the difference and advantage?

in 775 there is a juicer and a grater for fries ... if it is included (you yourself named all their differences), why refuse it)))) and I don’t want to buy something, especially manual ... brrr ... I don't like this technique))))) the main thing is to decide, Brown or Phillips ??

in 775 there is a juicer and a grater for fries ... if it is included (you yourself named all their differences), why refuse it))))

You can not give up on them, if you do not take into account the fact that a juicer (universal, NOT citrus) in the combine is an absolutely useless thing - there is little sense, and washing yourself more expensively in time The grater for fries will also jump, the pieces will be ugly and for a long time , in comparison with a special mechanical one - you will not know grief with cutting into pieces, and not even of one size, but two or more. And in general, the harvester still needs a lot of all kinds of mechanical helpers for cutting and rubbing. He will never replace them when it comes to beauty. The only thing is that graters in the combine are needed and that's it. Cabbage, for example, is long, small and ugly shredded.

You can not give up on them, if you do not take into account the fact that a juicer (universal, NOT citrus) in the combine is an absolutely useless thing - there is little sense, and washing yourself more expensively in time The grater for fries will also jump, the pieces will be ugly and for a long time , in comparison with a special mechanical one - you will not know grief with cutting into cubes and not even one size, but two or more. And in general, the harvester still needs a lot of all kinds of mechanical helpers for cutting and rubbing. He will never replace them when it comes to beauty. The only thing is that graters in the combine are needed and that's it. Cabbage, for example, is long, small and ugly shredded.

do you have a Phillips 7775? what else can you tell us about him ???

do you have a Phillips 7775? what else can you tell us about him ???

I have Moulinex FP 7131 with a capacity of 900 (good power for a combine) and my daughter has the same, but a newer model. A meat grinder in it is 1000 - very little for a meat grinder. The main bowl is 3 liters, and the blender has -1.5. In general, the internet has info about him and reviews too
I was interested in Phillips earlier, before buying my combine. Then the volume of the main bowl did not suit me - it is small, but perhaps I am writing about another model - there was a case for a long time, I don't remember exactly

I have Moulinex FP 7131 with a capacity of 900 (good power for a combine) and my daughter has the same, but a newer model. A meat grinder in it is 1000 - very little for a meat grinder.

In my Phillips 7766 with a power of 800 watts, a meat grinder grinds like an animal. At least I didn't try meat - nails. So there is even enough power. I use it for six months.

In my Phillips 7766 with a power of 800 watts, a meat grinder grinds like an animal. At least I didn't try meat - nails. So there is even enough power. I use it for six months.

In my Bosch MUM 4756, with a power of 600 W, the meat grinder also turns meat normally.

[Lozja]

Lozja, I was completely at a loss, I called the Internet store, I wanted to order Philips 7775, the consultant told me, yes, the model is good, but in comparison with Brown ..... in short, there are no complaints about Brown at all, neither in work, nor in repair , and Phillips has enough ...... how to be? Probably Brown, maybe my destiny, huh?

[Lozja]

Lozja, I was completely at a loss, I called the Internet store, I wanted to order Philips 7775, the consultant told me, yes, the model is good, but in comparison with Brown ..... in short, there are no complaints about Brown at all, neither in work, nor in repair , and Phillips has enough ...... how to be? Probably Brown, maybe my destiny, huh?

Probably. You see, I can only judge by characteristics, I have no experience of communicating with Phillips. Maybe on the internet read what people write? Are there many complaints about these Phillips? It's just more powerful, whatever one may say, and this is a plus. You wanted to choose a powerful machine. But since they say ...

Probably. You see, I can only judge by characteristics, I have no experience of communicating with Phillips. Maybe on the internet read what people write? Are there many complaints about these Phillips? It's just more powerful, whatever one may say, and this is a plus. You wanted to choose a powerful machine. But since they say ...

the fact that it is more powerful, it is very strong and attracts me .... I read the comments, everyone who has it is happy!

[Lozja]

Lozja.. the consultant told me

Why listen to them? How are they different from regular store sellers? Usually they are advised to buy what they need to sell quickly.

the fact that it is more powerful, it is very strong and attracts me .... I read the comments, everyone who has it is happy!

Then it's up to you. Just think again about a juicer for 650 UAH in addition. For example, for all 4 years I have never used it. And paying extra 650 UAH for a grater-free is finally.

Then it's up to you. Just think again about a juicer for 650 UAH in addition. For example, for all 4 years I have never used it. And paying extra 650 UAH for a grater-free is finally.

one more question regarding Brown ... in it from hard vegetables and fruits, the juice is obtained ??

one more question regarding Brown ... in it from hard vegetables and fruits, the juice is obtained ??

So I also say - I have never used it. But it should turn out, since the kit includes a centrifugal juicer for this.
Well, I used the usual citrus press more than once, squeezed lemon-oranges without problems.
Now, if I don't forget, I'll try it today, especially for you. Anyway, Brown was brought to the kitchen as needed - we make dumplings for Wednesday.

I read a lot that the Philips 7775 has a much better juicer than the Brown. Unless, of course, you need it.

I read a lot that the Philips 7775 has a much better juicer than the Brown. Unless, of course, you need it.

Well. Again, if it is really needed, and will not roll around, like mine, unnecessarily.

Don't fool people, take Brown

I chose a hand blender between Phillips and Brown in September. Phillips was cheaper, but I bought Brown. Do you know why?
1. Philips is made in China, and Brown is made in Poland (or Hungary).
2. Philips hand blenders have an exchange guarantee. If something breaks down, the store will decide to change it or not.
3. On Phillips add additional order. nozzles will be very expensive and Philips' service is one for the whole of Kharkov and that one is "at the end of the day."
4. Brown has 2 services in Kharkov for sure, and almost in the center + both SCs have sites with a list of additional. nozzles and their prices.

I don't have a Brown combine, but if I were you, I would choose it. Because in real life a chopper as part of a combine is more useful than a stationary blender for mixing liquids (like Philips'). And Brown's price is very low.

And yet - so many times in different forums they said that a universal juicer as part of a combine is disgusting, which could already be believed.And you again run into Philips with a juicer. Cheat ?? You will pay a lot of extra money for what you will not use !!!!! It is better to buy a juicer separately, it will work better and wash it easier and in general. My friend has a Phillips with a meat grinder and a juicer, so she didn't even unpack this juicer.

It is better to choose a harvester with more power. A blender is a must. How can it be without him? A shredder in a combine (if we are talking about a mini-mill) - I practically don't use it. It is better to take a universal juicer separately, with good power - it is not needed at all in a combine.

A blender is a must. How can it be without him?

A small bowl in Brown is a blender, but it is also a chopper, that is, 2 in 1. This is not exactly the mill you are talking about.

Daffi, don't be so categorical.

I chose a hand blender between Phillips and Brown in September. Phillips was cheaper, but I bought Brown. Do you know why?
1. Philips is made in China, and Brown is made in Poland (or Hungary).
Philips combines are made in Hungary. At least model 7766
2. Philips hand blenders have an exchange guarantee. If something breaks down, the store will decide to change it or not.
Service of Philips combines is handled by a service center without problems (encountered).
3. On Phillips add additional order. nozzles will be very expensive and Philips' service is one for the whole of Kharkov and that one is "at the end of the day."
For example, in Kiev there are many Philips service centers.
I don't have a Brown combine, but if I were you, I would choose it. Because in real life a chopper as part of a combine is more useful than a stationary blender for mixing liquids (like Philips'). And Brown's price is very low.

It's like someone. I have a small chopper from a Bosch mixer - I don't use it at all, and a blender from a combine - very often.

that's all, yours took, ordered Brown black, since the difference between white is 83 UAH. ALL THANKS FOR YOUR ADVICE !!!

I am sure it will delight and make life easier - congratulations.

I really hope so: flowers: wow ... yes, of course you worked for a long time))))) nothing, I'll try it myself soon

As compensation, I will tell you how to knead the dough into dumplings in 2 minutes. You, of course, will figure it out yourself, but you will already be able to do it right away.

You put a plastic nozzle for kneading the dough, pour flour, drive an egg into it, close the lid, turn on the 6th speed. Then you make a glass of salted water and begin to slowly pour in, while the flour is spinning, to the desired consistency. When the dough starts to stick together, the harvester will have to be held so as not to run away, since the dough is sausage against the walls of the bowl and the harvester also sausages a little. Do not be afraid, nothing will happen to him, it is so necessary!
In general, when you see that the dough has gathered in one lump, which spins in a circle, you hold it for another 20-30 seconds and turn it off. That's it, the dough is ready. The whole process takes a couple of minutes.

As compensation, I will tell you how to knead the dough into dumplings in 2 minutes. You, of course, will figure it out yourself, but you will already be able to do it right away.

You put a plastic nozzle for kneading the dough, pour flour, drive an egg into it, close the lid, turn on the 6th speed. Then you make a glass of salted water and begin to slowly pour in, while the flour is spinning, to the desired consistency. When the dough starts to stick together, the harvester will have to be held so as not to run away, since the dough is sausage against the walls of the bowl and the harvester also sausages a little. Do not be afraid, nothing will happen to him, it is so necessary!
In general, when you see that the dough has gathered in one lump, which spins in a circle, you hold it for another 20-30 seconds and turn it off. That's it, the dough is ready. The whole process takes a couple of minutes.

covered .. so fast and easy !!!

Hope Brown pleases you! Good luck !!!

and how I want it !!!!

you pour flour, drive an egg into it, close the lid, turn on the 6th speed.Then you make a glass of salted water and begin to slowly pour in, while the flour is spinning, to the desired consistency.

Why shouldn't we pour the water right away? I put everything in right away. What don't I know?

I, of course, repeat myself already, but still. Please do not confuse the Small Brown Bowl and the choppers in blender mixers. There it is just a chopper, and in Brown it is a chopper blender. That is, this bowl is a blender in its essence, but due to a slightly different shape and knives than standard blenders in other combines, its functionality is greatly expanded.
Girls, I know what I'm talking about because I have two combines and both options: Brown with his original small blender bowl and Bosch with a standard blender. These are two big differences. Brown's blender completely replaces Bosch's blender, but vice versa - nothing. Bosch's blender does not replace Brown's blender even 50%. As much as I would not like it. That's why I drag my Brown from the bedroom to the kitchen and back.

Why shouldn't we pour the water right away? I put everything in right away. What don't I know?

Each hazyayka does it differently. I never measure flour, I just sprinkle it on my eyes, so I add water exactly to the required condition of the dough. I feel so comfortable.

[juicy,]

juicy, well, without leaving the checkout, one more secret that you may not immediately see through. In general, I found out this thing for myself by chance, and not immediately.

I was making a cupcake alone just in the evening, in between times. And, as usually happens with me, in the recipe there is room temperature oil, but I need it right now, and it is straight from the refrigerator. So, if you have a combine with knives, then the problem is not a problem at all. You cut the butter straight from the refrigerator, completely solid, into pieces - and into the bowl of the combine with knives, there is sugar (as there is according to the recipe), you cut in the 6th gear. And in a minute or two you will have a completely homogeneous mass of delicate consistency, as if you softened butter at room temperature all evening.

And, looking at night, actually the cupcake itself! Help yourself, girls!



And these two laborers are drying, both worked on a cupcake! Behind the scenes was the husband who washed the hard workers.

You cut the butter straight from the refrigerator, completely solid, into pieces - and into the bowl of the combine, there is sugar (as there is according to the recipe), you cut in the 6th gear. And in a minute or two you will have a completely homogeneous mass of delicate consistency, as if you softened butter at room temperature all evening.

Listen to an intelligent person and never put such oil in a bowl with a whisk. Recently my mother killed half a combine harvester. In seconds, the rim flew apart and broke off from the stem with a few teeth. Let's learn from other people's mistakes!

Listen to an intelligent person and never put such oil in a bowl with a whisk. Recently my mother killed half a combine harvester. In seconds, the rim flew apart and broke off from the stem with a few teeth. Let's learn from other people's mistakes!

Obviously, you can't put this on the corollas! So you can ditch any whisk or combine, probably (I haven't tried it). I was talking about knives. Knives grind everything that is cut.

Listen to an intelligent person

They called me a fool now, or what?

PS: I added in the text "in a bowl with knives" so that it would not occur to anyone to throw hard butter on the whisk.

PS: The oil was not meant from the freezer, but from the refrigerator (just in case).

Obviously, you can't put this on the corollas! So you can ditch any whisk or combine, probably (I haven't tried it). I was talking about knives. Knives grind everything that is cut.

They called me a fool now, or what?

PS: I added in the text "in a bowl with knives" so that it would not occur to anyone to throw hard butter on the whisk.

PS: The oil was not meant from the freezer, but from the refrigerator (just in case).

I immediately realized that it was about knives !!!
Thank you for the advice and secrets of the combine !!!!
_{p.s. you're not stupid !!! don't even think about that !!!!!}

It seems that I have almost decided on the model of the combine (Bosch MUM 4655 or Bosch MUM 4756), but I came across this topic, now doubts have appeared again.
If there are owners of these models, please tell me how they cope with kneading dough and chopping meat?

It seems that I have almost decided on the model of the combine (Bosch MUM 4655 or Bosch MUM 4756), but I came across this topic, now doubts have appeared again.
If there are owners of these models, please tell me how they cope with kneading dough and chopping meat?

I have 4756. These two models have a slightly different power. Kneading the dough is normal, if it is yeast dough, or on some kind of cake, or shortbread, it also does it fine. But it is very problematic to make a tight dough for dumplings in this processor, I don't like the result. With such a test, a processor-type combine will cope better (I have one).
And what does "meat chopping" mean? If you are talking about a meat grinder, then my Bosch model with its power turns meat in a meat grinder quite normally, I did not observe any problems.
And if you just chop the meat like with knives, then again you need a bowl with knives, and these are processor-type combines.

But it is very problematic to make a tight dough for dumplings in this processor, I don't like the result.

And what does "meat chopping" mean? If you are talking about a meat grinder, then my Bosch model with its power turns meat in a meat grinder quite normally, I did not observe any problems.

understandably
And what is the minimum amount of dough the harvester can knead?
If I suppose I need to make only 200-250 grams of flour, will it work?

about the meat grinder, reviews are completely different about it, someone writes that he twists his veins, and someone barely barely has a clipping

saw the topic about Boshi 5 series, doubted even more

understandably
And what is the minimum amount of dough the harvester can knead?
If I suppose I need to make only 200-250 grams of flour, will it work?

about the meat grinder, reviews are completely different about it, someone writes that he twists his veins, and someone barely barely has a clipping

saw the topic about Boshi 5 series, doubted even more

It is clear that the more powerful, the easier the meat grinder turns something more rigid. Maybe you read about different models? The power is different. Of course, if finances permit, take from the 5th series, they are more powerful. But, again, with my Bosch 4756, I also did not observe any problems about the meat grinder. I twisted the tenderloin, took the cuttings for minced meat, and also twisted it. Fine.

About the test. I don’t remember if I kneaded so little dough ... I usually make about 500 g of flour. I think that it will work out, at first it will smear along the bottom, but then, when a little is kneaded, you pick it up in a pile and it will knead for itself. There is also a wide hook, it goes along the very bottom.
I also kneaded for 1 kg of flour - normal. This is the maximum that can be done in this bowl in order to knead normally and so that the combine is not very heavy.

I'll tell you about my first experience with Brown k700! I made orange fresh juice (without a young man, of course I didn't succeed, the design turned out to be too smart for me as a blonde), and made juice from carrots and pumpkin. The harvester works quietly in these modes, which made me very happy (my rats did not even flinch)! The juices turned out with a bang, of course there is nothing to compare with, well, there is a citrus juicer, now it is not needed, but I have not made juice from vegetables before, so this product output suits me completely! LIKE THIS! BROWN

Thank you! I'm really happy, and I don't regret a single gram! I saw all the harvesters I wanted live, I like Brown most of all, and even black !!!
Reports ..... interfered with a lot of it for hard cheese ..... whipped perfectly!

Was the mass not hot? All 4 years, while I lived with Brown, I only felt the need for a hand blender a couple of times when I had to blender something very hot. It's scary to pour hot into the combine. And so, there has never been such a need if the product is not hot.I read, the girls wrote, "I have a harvester, I want another hand blender," and honestly wondered why? Until I bought a Bosch combine with a conventional blender and tried to do with Bosch alone, as she used to do with Brown alone. And then the thought of buying a hand blender began to creep into my mind. And only then I realized why girls want a blender with a food processor. Honestly, it was only after buying Bosch that I realized the importance of buying a hand blender.
Whether it is the Brown K700 combine! 4 years did not feel any need for additional devices in the kitchen. I bought only a powerful hand mixer. Then I got tired of kneading the dough for bread with a mixer, so I had to buy Boshik. And Brown still lives in the hallway, dragging him into the kitchen when necessary.

[Lozja]

Lozja, it is interesting to know your opinion about the mixer (power 300-350) with the corresponding attachment, like a hand blender. Not really on the topic, but if in a nutshell, please Or in the topic about mixers. Perhaps someone else will express their opinion.

[Lozja]

Lozja, it is interesting to know your opinion about the mixer (power 300-350) with the corresponding attachment, like a hand blender. Not really on the topic, but if in a nutshell, please Or in the topic about mixers. Perhaps someone else will express their opinion.

Well, my mixer also has this nozzle, I used it twice a year at most. I’m saying - spur something hot right in the pan. The purée is fine, I can't say anything else, because I didn't need it for other purposes.
if I didn’t have a Brown combine with a blender-grinder, and I needed a submersible blender for grinding, then I would have bought it separately, because holding such a bandura in the form of a mixer in my hand and doing something with this attachment is not very convenient ...

Was the mass not hot?

Well, how to say ... hot of course ..... cottage cheese boiled in milk for 10 minutes, then I poured it out to strain, and min. after 3 I loaded it into the harvester! so I don’t know whether it was strong or not, but it was definitely hot, and it wouldn’t have worked from cold cheese!

The risky girl. And I never risked it. Be careful there with hot food in the food processor.

that I just did not know! ; DA What is impossible?

that I just did not know! ; DA What is impossible?

Well, I don't know, the plastic there seems to be strong and all that, but for some reason it always seemed to me that if you pour it hot, then cracks can go. Apparently, I was wrong if everything is okay after a hot one. Fear has big eyes, from such -.

Strongly hot is impossible, because the combine is not designed for this. The bowls are made of plastic, it is not heat-resistant, so it can easily crack - this time. And metal knives will dull from hot - that's two.

For hot, there are hand blenders with a metal leg. They are specially made of metal so that hot (90-95 degrees) puree soups can be grinded. Although I have made mashed soups in a blender from a Bosch combine more than once and nothing seems to be done to him. Plastic blender But I didn't pour the soups directly from the stove, I let them cool for a few minutes.

Strongly hot is impossible, because the combine is not designed for this. The bowls are made of plastic, it is not heat-resistant, so it can easily crack - this time. And metal knives will dull from hot - that's two.

For hot, there are hand blenders with a metal leg. They are specially made of metal so that hot (90-95 degrees) puree soups can be grinded. Although I have made mashed soups in a blender from a Bosch combine more than once and nothing seems to be done to him. Plastic blender But I didn't pour the soups directly from the stove, I let them cool for a few minutes.

Well, I did not mix the cheese with knives, but with plastic ones, for the dough, and also not immediately from the stove and into the combine, more precisely with a multi, but a little the cottage cheese ran down, that's it!