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KitchenAid
KitchenAid Ultra Wide Mouth 12-Cup Food Processor

Twelve-cup wide-mouth processor with mini bowl and dough blade. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

KitchenAid's KFPW760 family manual documents a 12-cup / 2.8-liter main bowl, an ultra-wide feed tube, a 4-cup mini bowl for the family variants other than KFPW763, slicing and shredding discs, a multipurpose stainless blade, and a dough blade. A model-specific parts list identifies KFPW760QER as the Empire Red variant. Together these sources support a substantial multi-tool profile while keeping the seller-package boundary visible. The historical ASIN is not mapped to a current exact offer, so the affiliate destination is a tagged model search. The review uses documented specifications and makes no claims about personal performance or current availability.

Consider it for

A household looking for a large-batch KitchenAid with a second bowl and named dough and vegetable-prep tools..

Look elsewhere if

Skip it if you want a compact machine, a verified included dicing kit or spiralizer, or a direct listing whose exact QER package is already confirmed.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • A 12-cup / 2.8-liter main bowl and wide-mouth feed opening are documented for the family.
  • The manual lists a 4-cup mini bowl for KFPW760 variants except KFPW763.
  • Slicing, shredding, and a dedicated dough blade are named in the included tool set.

What to weigh up

  • The family manual does not resolve which parts a current third-party seller includes with a QER unit.
  • The historic ASIN has not been verified as an exact current KFPW760QER offer.
  • No included dicing kit or spiralizer is established by the cited family parts list.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredKFPW760QER, Empire Red variant
Main bowl capacity12-cup / 2.8-L main work bowl; a 4-cup mini bowl is listed for KFPW760 variants except KFPW763.
Small-batch bowlUltra-wide-mouth feed tube and feed pusher documented in the family manual.
Slicing and shreddingSlicing and shredding discs plus multipurpose stainless-steel blade.
Special attachmentDough blade included in the KFPW760 family tool list.
Dough bladeThe exact QER suffix is identified as Empire Red in the model-specific parts list.

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 4, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

A large main bowl with a second scale

The KFPW760 family manual specifies a 12-cup, 2.8-liter work bowl and a separate 4-cup mini bowl for the covered variants except KFPW763. That gives this configuration two documented bowl sizes for recipes that alternate between larger preparations and smaller quantities. The exact exclusion matters: the mini bowl is family evidence but is not claimed for every KFPW760 suffix, and the frozen candidate is the QER model. A buyer should compare the model code on the base and confirm the bowl and mini bowl in the seller's package. The matching profile records the named capacity and second bowl while retaining that package check. [bowlCapacityCups, smallBowl]

The wide feed opening and disc work

The manual describes an ultra-wide feed tube and lists slicing and shredding discs alongside the multipurpose blade. These parts make the processor relevant to both bowl-based chopping and separate vegetable-preparation jobs. The profile treats slice-and-shred as documented because the discs are named, rather than inferring those functions from the broad appliance name. The sources do not establish an included dicing grid or spiralizing attachment, so neither appears as a positive matching feature. Feed opening size is a separate handling dimension from bowl capacity and does not change the twelve-cup number. Check the current package if a specific disc thickness or accessory is essential. [sliceShred, dicingKit, spiralizer]

A dedicated dough blade is listed

The KFPW760 family tool list includes a dough blade, which is a concrete distinction from a processor that relies only on a multipurpose chopping blade. The manual also names a stainless multipurpose blade for ordinary food preparation. This supports a dough-blade match at the family level, while still leaving actual mixing results untested in this review. It is not a promise about capacity for a particular dough recipe or the machine's performance under load. Confirm the dough blade is present in the package being sold, especially when the listing describes a refurbished unit or a collection of replacement parts rather than a complete processor. [doughBlade]

QER identifies a finish, not a seller bundle

The model-specific parts list distinguishes KFPW760 suffixes and identifies QER as Empire Red. That is useful for keeping this product separate from other finishes and sibling models, but it does not prove that a seller's current listing contains every manual-listed accessory. The historic row's ASIN is not crosswalked to an exact current offer. The destination therefore searches the full KFPW760QER model and color wording. Compare the model label, bowls, blade, discs, dough tool, and condition before purchase. Do not substitute KFPW763 just because it appears in the same family: the mini-bowl exclusion shows that suffixes can affect included parts. [smallBowl]

A flexible but still bounded recommendation

For someone who needs a large bowl, a smaller separate bowl, vegetable slicing and shredding, and a dedicated dough blade, the KFPW760QER has a documented combination of relevant tools. A smaller chopper is a better scale if the routine is limited to quick small batches, and a dicing or spiralizing requirement needs a product with those attachments explicitly listed. The recommendation is based on capacity and included-tool evidence rather than comparative testing, value, or long-term reliability. The clearest remaining purchase task is package verification: confirm the QER model, both bowls, and each listed blade and disc with the seller. [bowlCapacityCups, smallBowl, sliceShred, doughBlade]

What else to compare

For a thirteen-cup KitchenAid family with a mini bowl and adjustable slicing disc, compare KFP1344; for a simpler seven-cup option, compare KFP710WH.

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Before you buy

How large is the KFPW760 main bowl?

The family manual identifies a 12-cup / 2.8-liter work bowl.

Does this family have a mini bowl?

The manual lists a 4-cup mini bowl for KFPW760 variants other than KFPW763; confirm the exact QER seller package.

Does KFPW760 include a dough blade?

The family manual's tool list includes a dedicated dough blade, but the current seller package still needs confirmation.

Where can I check the current price?

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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.

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The decision

Consider KFPW760QER when the documented 12-cup bowl, mini bowl, slicing/shredding discs, and dough blade match the routine, after checking the actual package.

Is it the right fit?

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