You can dice food with a food processor as a good food processor can dice, knead, puree, slice and chop food.
You can also slice and dice and shred tomatoes in a food processor.
You can chop up the tomatoes to fit into the food processor and then turn the food processor on to cut up the tomatoes to your liking.
You can chop sweet potatoes and any other vegetables including carrots in a food processor.
Food processors are great for chipping up and shredding sweet potatoes and other vegetables.
You can put raw carrots or any other raw vegetables into a food processor to cut them up or shred them.
You can use a food processor to quickly shred carrots.
Just attach a shredding blade to a food processor and pulse the carrots until they're fully grated.
This is also the quickest, best way to grate carrots for carrot cake.
You can also use baby carrots in a food processor.
They are small enough to fit in the feed tube of the food processor and will shred nicely.
You can also cut up and shred other raw vegetables in the food processor.
Place pieces of vegetables into the food processor.
Place the lid on the food processor, making sure that it's securely closed.
Turn the food processor to the appropriate setting, based on how finely you want to cut the vegetables.
Some food processors have adjustable blades so you can change the thickness of the slices.
You can also purchase smaller or larger slicing disks for most models.
The way you feed ingredients into the processor affects the slices, so pay attention to the orientation of the ingredient in the feed tube.
A good food processor can chop, slice, dice, knead and puree, making it one of the most versatile tools you can have in your kitchen.
Things you should not put in a food processor include.
Boiling or steaming hot foods.
More liquid than the food processor can handle.
Gelatin.
Tough meat cuts.
Hot/baked nuts.
Bone.
Fruit peels.
Ice.