Our take
KitchenAid's KFP750 manual documents a 12-cup work bowl with a separate 4-cup mini bowl and blade, plus a feed tube, slicing and shredding tools, and dough blade. An exact-code archive identifies KFP750AQ as a Martha Stewart variant, but does not confirm the frozen Amazon offer or the title's Blue Collection wording. This is a useful large-and-small bowl arrangement if the seller can verify the AQ code and the actual accessory set.
A buyer who wants a large bowl plus a separate mini bowl and will confirm the AQ model code and supplied discs..
Skip it if you need a confirmed current AQ offer, verified blue finish, included dicing kit, or a seller package that is already documented.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- The KFP750 manual identifies both a 12-cup bowl and a separate 4-cup mini bowl.
- The model guide documents a dough blade and slicing/shredding tools.
- The two-piece pusher and tall feed tube support more than one feed size.
What to weigh up
- The exact AQ seller package and historical ASIN are not confirmed.
- The frozen Blue Collection wording is not independently verified by the consulted model sources.
- The model is discontinued and its current offer condition is unknown.
The key details
| Model covered | KFP750AQ |
|---|---|
| Main bowl capacity | 12-cup main work bowl in the KFP750 manual |
| Small-batch bowl | Separate 4-cup mini bowl and mini blade are documented |
| Slicing and shredding | KFP750 manual lists slicing and shredding discs |
| Special attachment | No dicing kit or spiralizer is documented as part of the AQ offer |
| Dough blade | KFP750 manual documents a dough blade |
| Integrated cooking | The model manual describes no integrated cooking function |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 11, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
What the features mean for you
Will the 12-cup main bowl handle your larger jobs?
The KitchenAid KFP750 guide calls the main work bowl 12 cups and describes it as intended for large jobs. That places the KFP750 family between the 11-cup Kenmore 00840713 and the 14-cup Cuisinart MP-14N by marked capacity. The number is not a separate usable-fill measurement, so recipe size, food type, and liquid limits still matter. If your usual quantities are small, the included mini bowl is a more relevant distinction than the main bowl's headline size. Check the seller's exact bowl and lid before assuming the manual's standard arrangement is present. [bowlCapacityCups]
Does the separate 4-cup bowl change everyday use?
The KFP750 manual identifies a separate 4-cup mini bowl and mini blade that sit inside the main bowl. This gives the model two documented working sizes rather than a single bowl with no smaller insert. It can matter when a buyer wants a mini preparation without using the full 12-cup vessel. The small bowl is a separate tool, not evidence of a particular usable-fill limit, and it should not be confused with the measuring insert in the pusher. The exact AQ listing still needs a parts check because seller kits can be incomplete. [smallBowl, bowlCapacityCups]
What can the tall feed tube and pusher do?
KitchenAid describes a tall feed tube and a two-piece pusher, including a small feed opening for slender ingredients and a small hole for drizzling oil. That feed arrangement changes how ingredients enter the bowl during disc work compared with a simple top-down chopper. It is useful to buyers who want both a large processor and flexible feeding, but it does not establish that the tube is an extra-wide opening or that whole ingredients will fit without trimming. Check the actual lid and pusher pieces as part of an older or renewed offer. [sliceShred]
Which disc work is documented?
The KFP750 manual's feature list shows slicing and shredding discs, including named thickness options and a medium shredding disc. It also lists other specialty discs as accessories, which is different from proving that every possible disc comes in the seller's box. The matching profile therefore counts the model's documented slice-and-shred tools but does not add a dicing kit or spiralizer. If those specialty cuts matter, verify the included tool code rather than relying on a generic KFP750 accessory list. That distinction is important for an AQ variant with an unresolved seller package. [sliceShred, dicingKit, spiralizer]
Is there a dedicated dough blade?
The KFP750 manual identifies a dedicated dough blade and explains assembly alongside the multipurpose blade. This is a model-level tool distinction that supports a dough-focused answer path; it is not a claim that every seller still has the blade or that a particular dough batch has been tested. Confirm the blade and shaft in the actual package, especially if the unit is used or renewed. The KFP750AQ record retains the family manual's functional facts while keeping the exact seller bundle separate from the model documentation. [doughBlade]
What is known about the AQ version?
The exact-code HelpOwl archive identifies KFP750AQ as a Martha Stewart KitchenAid processor. The frozen source title also says Blue Collection, but the consulted exact-code archive does not prove that finish or campaign description. The KFP750 owner manual supplies model-family functional details and electrical information; it does not verify this row's historical ASIN or current offer. Use the tagged exact-model search, inspect the rating label, and match the bowl, mini bowl, blades, discs, cover, and pusher to the seller's photographs. [bowlCapacityCups, northAmericanVoltage]
Which alternative changes the decision?
KitchenAid KFP0924CU is smaller at 9 cups but has a separate 3-cup mini bowl and an adjustable slicing system; the KFP750-family manual describes a 12-cup main bowl and 4-cup mini bowl. Kenmore 00840713 offers 11 cups with a simpler chopping and slice/shred set and no mini bowl in its guide. The KFP750AQ is most distinctive when both of its documented bowl sizes and its dough blade matter. Compare the actual seller packages because the exact AQ accessory set is still unknown. [bowlCapacityCups, smallBowl, sliceShred, doughBlade]
What else to compare
Compare KitchenAid KFP0924CU for a 9-cup bowl with 3-cup mini bowl, or Kenmore 00840713 for an 11-cup bowl without a documented mini bowl.
Before you buy
How large are the two bowls?
The KFP750 manual documents a 12-cup main bowl and a separate 4-cup mini bowl.
Does the model support dough preparation?
The KFP750 manual lists a dedicated dough blade; confirm the AQ seller includes it.
Is the Blue Collection finish verified?
No. The frozen title says Blue Collection, while the exact-code archive does not confirm that finish.
Is the historical ASIN a confirmed current offer?
No. Use the tagged KFP750AQ model search and verify the seller's exact code and parts.
Where can I check the current price?
Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.
Sources & review basis
We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- KitchenAid KFP750 model manual with an exact-code KFP750AQ archive; seller package and finish remain unverified ↗ — checked October 11, 2026.
- KitchenAid KFP750 owner manual: 12-cup bowl, 4-cup mini bowl, feed tube, discs, dough blade, controls, and 120 V/60 Hz electrical requirement ↗ — checked October 11, 2026.
- Exact-code KFP750AQ archive identifying the Martha Stewart variant; not current Amazon offer or color proof ↗ — checked October 11, 2026.
The decision
Choose KFP750AQ when both bowl sizes and the documented dough blade matter, after checking the AQ marking and seller package.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.