Kenwood FPM260, FPM270 To use your mini chopper/mill if supplied, Recommended speed chart, Safety

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to use your mini chopper/mill (if supplied)

Use the mini chopper/mill for milling herbs, nuts and coffee beans.

1Put the ingredients into the jar ￿.

2Fit the sealing ring ￿ into the blade unit ￿.

3Turn the blade unit upside down. Lower it into the jar, blades down.

4Screw the blade unit onto the jar until finger tight ￿. Refer to the graphics on the underside of the blade unit as follows:

- unlocked position

- locked position

5Place the mini chopper/mill onto the power unit, align the on

the mini chopper/mill with the on the power unit and turn clockwise ￿ to lock .

6Switch onto maximum speed or use the pulse control.

safety

●Never fit the blade unit to your food processor without the jar fitted.

●Never unscrew the jar while the mini chopper/mill is fitted to your appliance.

●Do not touch the sharp blades – Keep the blade unit away from children.

●Never remove the mini chopper/mill until the blades have completely stopped.

●To ensure the long life of your mini chopper/mill, never run for longer than 30 seconds. Switch off as soon as you have got the right consistency.

●The processing of spices is not recommended as they may damage the plastic parts.

●The appliance will not work if the mini chopper/mill is incorrectly fitted.

●Use for dry ingredients only.

hints

Herbs are best milled when clean and dry.

recommended speed chart

tool/attachment

function

speed

maximum

 

 

 

capacities

knife blade

Cake making

1 – 2

1Kg/2lb 4oz total weight

 

Rubbing fat into flour

2

250g/9oz flour weight

 

Adding water to combine pastry ingredients

1 – 2

 

 

Chopping & pureeing

2

400g/14oz chopping lean

 

 

 

meat total weight

 

Thick soup mixes (400mls liquid to 400g dry

start on 1 and

800g/1lb 12oz

 

ingredients)

 

 

increase to 2

 

 

Thinner soup mixes/milk

600 ml/18 fl oz

 

 

dough tool

Yeasted mixes

2

340g/12oz flour weight

twin beater geared metal whisk

Egg whites

2

4

 

Cream

1 – 2

250 ml/71⁄2 fl oz

discs - slicing/grating

Firm food items such as carrots, hard cheeses

2

–

 

Softer items such as cucumbers, tomatoes

1

–

rasping disc (if supplied)

Parmesan cheese, Potato for German

2

–

 

potato dumplings

 

 

citrus juicer (if supplied)

Citrus fruits

1

–

glass liquidiser

All processing

2

1.2 litres/1 pt 16 fl oz

mini chopper/mill (if supplied)

Herbs

2

10g/1⁄2oz

 

Nuts, coffee beans

2

50g/2oz

 

Uncooked meat - beef steak - cut into 21⁄2 cm cubes

2 (5 secs)

50g/2oz

centrifugal juicer (if supplied)

Hard fruit and vegetables ie carrots and apples

2

800g/1lb 12oz

 

Soft fruit ie tomatoes and grapes

1

500g/1lb 2oz

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Contents FPM260 series FPM270 series Page Page Glass liquidiser SafetyKey Processor Mini chopper/mill if suppliedTo use your liquidiser AttachmentsTo use your food processor Liquidiser will not operate if incorrectly assembledHerbs are best milled when clean and dry Recommended speed chartSafety To use your mini chopper/mill if suppliedKnife blade Using the attachmentsUsing the whisk Dough toolCare & cleaning Centrifugal juicer if suppliedYou supply your receipt to show when you bought it Service & customer careGuarantee UK only Other countriesProcessor will not work Troubleshooting guideProblem Cause Solution If the bowl and lid are fittedShortcrust pastry RecipesCarrot and coriander soup LasagneWhite bread

FPM270, FPM260 specifications

The Kenwood FPM260 and FPM270 are versatile food processors designed to make food preparation efficient and effortless. With their innovative features and user-friendly design, these models stand out in the kitchen appliance market.

One of the key features of both FPM260 and FPM270 is their powerful motor, delivering reliable performance that can handle a variety of tasks. Whether it is chopping vegetables, mixing dough, or preparing purees, these food processors are equipped to tackle a wide range of culinary activities. The 750-watt motor allows for quick and effective processing, which is perfect for busy home cooks looking to save time.

In terms of capacity, the FPM260 comes with a 2.1-liter bowl, while the FPM270 features a slightly larger 3.5-liter bowl. This means that both models can accommodate significant amounts of ingredients, making them suitable for meal prepping or cooking for larger families. The large capacity is especially beneficial when it comes to mixing and kneading dough, as users can work with larger quantities without the need for multiple batches.

The ergonomic design of the FPM260 and FPM270 includes an easy-to-use control panel with variable speed settings. This allows users to customize the processing speed based on the specific task at hand, ensuring optimal consistency and texture in the final product. Additionally, both models come equipped with a variety of attachments, including a metal chopping blade, a kneading blade, and a slicing disc. These attachments enhance the versatility of the processors, enabling users to perform a wide array of culinary functions with ease.

Safety features are also a priority in the design of these food processors. Both the FPM260 and FPM270 include a safety lock mechanism that prevents the machine from operating unless the bowl and lid are securely in place. This ensures that users can operate the appliance safely without the risk of accidents.

Moreover, the compact design and lightweight construction make it easy to store these food processors when not in use, while still providing robustness for everyday cooking tasks. The modern aesthetic of the Kenwood FPM260 and FPM270 also ensures that they will fit seamlessly into any kitchen décor.

In conclusion, the Kenwood FPM260 and FPM270 food processors offer a combination of power, versatility, and safety features. With their generous bowl capacities, efficient motor, and multiple attachments, they are ideal for anyone looking to simplify their food preparation process and enhance their culinary skills in the kitchen.
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