Kitchenaid 5 cup Cordless Food Chopper KFCB519WH Food Processor

Product Information

All the Power You Expect, without the Cord. Go where ambition takes you with the Cordless Food Chopper from KitchenAid. Designed with a powerful rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery, the new cordless food chopper delivers optimal runtime and performance, so you can cook wherever, whatever, and however you choose. Chop up to 40 onions on a full charge *Indoor use only. **Based on onion size of 90 - 110 grams

Additional Features

5 cup BPA-free work bowl and 2 speed settings

To mix, chop, puree and whip a variety of dishes from a chunky pico de gallo, to a hearty hummus, whipped cream and more.

Compact design

With convenient in-bowl accessory storage.

Complete Your Cordless Suite

Cordless 7 Speed Hand Mixer (KHMB732) and Variable Speed Hand Blender (KHBBV53) available. Each sold separately.

Model KFCB519 includes

(1) Multi-purpose stainless steel blade (dishwasher-safe), (1) Whisk accessory (dishwasher-safe), (1) Charger

Sale price
$129.99
Regular price
$149.99
You save
$20.00 (14%)

Product Features

All the Power You Expect, without the Cord. Go where ambition takes you with the Cordless Food Chopper from KitchenAid. Designed with a powerful rechargeable Lithium Ion Battery, the new cordless food chopper delivers optimal runtime and performance, so you can cook wherever, whatever, and however you choose. Chop up to 40 onions on a full charge *Indoor use only. **Based on onion size of 90 - 110 grams

Additional Features

5 cup BPA-free work bowl and 2 speed settings

To mix, chop, puree and whip a variety of dishes from a chunky pico de gallo, to a hearty hummus, whipped cream and more.

Compact design

With convenient in-bowl accessory storage.

Complete Your Cordless Suite

Cordless 7 Speed Hand Mixer (KHMB732) and Variable Speed Hand Blender (KHBBV53) available. Each sold separately.

Model KFCB519 includes

(1) Multi-purpose stainless steel blade (dishwasher-safe), (1) Whisk accessory (dishwasher-safe), (1) Charger

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