KitchenAid

KitchenAid 7-Cup Food Processor (KFP0718)

B
Ranked #7 in Food Processors
536 LP on the category ladder what's LP?

Simple, sensibly sized, and easy to store. A safe mid-tier ownership bet.

Consolidated from 7 cited sources across 6 outlets

Where the cited sources landed, as we read them

  • 6 positive sources
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Pros & cons

  • ✓ Twist-free lid design fixed the brand's old latching annoyances
  • ✓ Low profile stores easily
  • ✓ Simpler and more sensible size for cooks who do not need 13 cups
  • ✗ Build is solid rather than spectacular

The sources behind this ranking

We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.

6 positive sources

Q QVC QVC · 1.1M subscribers · Sept 2019
A tool this versatile that's easy to assemble, use, and clean is every chef's dream. From KitchenAid.
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W Wizard Review Wizard Review · 3.3K subscribers · Dec 2025
Overall, the KitchenAid 7-Cup Food Processor is an essential kitchen tool that delivers great performance, ease of use, and reliable results. Its efficient design and powerful motor make it a solid investment for anyone looking to enhance their culinary experience. Whether you’re an experienced cook or a novice in the kitchen, this food processor will surely elevate your cooking game.
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E Excited Kitchen Excited Kitchen · 2.4K subscribers · Feb 2022
This 7-Cup Food Processor has a unique design that includes a one-click, twist-free bowl assembly and a latched lid that is simple to use and clean.
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E Excited Kitchen Excited Kitchen · 2.4K subscribers · Feb 2022
This 7-Cup Food Processor has a unique design that includes a one-click, twist-free bowl assembly and a latched lid that is simple to use and clean. The blade and disc are designed to fit inside the bowl for simple storage. With the 3-speed settings and the ability to chop, shred, slice, and puree everything from fresh vegetables to cheeses, sauces, salsa, and more, you can elevate your regular meals. The snap-and-go, easy-to-clean work bowl has a latched lid and a twist-free, one-click assembly. All of the attachments nest easily inside the 7 cup work bowl, making it simple to use.
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R Rick Rick · 360 subscribers · Sept 2025
Its performance and value make it a top pick. Save time and cook like a pro—get yours at https://amzn.to/4jrEujp!
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N NomadNook NomadNook · 49 subscribers · Jan 2025
Three speeds (high, low, pulse) and easy-press controls make food prep a breeze. Compact design with in-bowl storage saves space. Upgrade your kitchen today!
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Frequently asked questions

It ranks #7 of 16 on our food processors tier list, in B tier. That placement draws on 7 cited sources across 6 outlets.

None of the 6 sources with a clear view is critical of it. Build is solid rather than spectacular.

Cooks who do not need thirteen cups and want something simple that stores easily. Our research calls it simple, sensibly sized and a safe mid-tier ownership bet, with a low profile and a twist-free lid. It sits in B tier, seventh on our board. If you want a machine to last decades and have the space, the Cuisinart Custom 14-Cup Food Processor (DFP-14BCNY) in S tier is the better buy. If you want a dicing kit, step up to the KitchenAid 13-Cup Food Processor with Dicing Kit (KFP1319).

For one or two people, yes. Seven cups chops an onion, shreds a block of cheese or makes a batch of hummus without trouble. It will not take a full batch of bread dough or a whole cabbage in one go, so a household that cooks big weekly batches should look at twelve cups or more.

No. Our research notes that its twist-free lid design fixed the brand's old latching annoyances, which were a long-running complaint on earlier KitchenAid processors. The build is solid rather than spectacular, but the lid is no longer the sore point.

Yes, especially on discount. Our research names a discounted KitchenAid 7-Cup Food Processor (KFP0718) as the better budget buy over the Hamilton Beach Stack & Snap 12-Cup Food Processor, which is in F tier for its straining motor and fragile plastics. You give up bowl size for a machine that is a safer bet at year three.

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