Our take
Premium identifies the PCFB50 as a food-processor and blender combination with an 8-cup processor bowl and a separate 50-ounce blender jar. Its product page lists two speeds plus pulse, a chopping blade, multifunction disc, liquid reservoir, safety interlocks and a 500-W motor. The inspected Amazon item page matches PCFB50 and the maker UPC, but its included-components field lists only a chopping blade and lid. The record therefore describes the maker's model design while flagging that the exact seller package is not fully represented in the component field. It makes no hands-on or current-price claim.
A household comparing a combined blender and processor when the 8-cup processor bowl and separate 50-ounce jar match its counter and prep needs..
Skip it if you need a verified 10-cup-or-larger processor, a confirmed renewed box containing the complete disc set, a dedicated juice extractor, or a documented electrical rating.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- Premium states an 8-cup processor bowl and a separate 50-ounce blender jar.
- The model page lists a chopping blade, multifunction disc, two speeds plus pulse, and an oil reservoir.
- The exact Amazon page identifies PCFB50 and the maker's UPC, supporting the model-to-ASIN match.
What to weigh up
- The Amazon included-components field names only a chopping blade and lid, unlike the broader maker specification.
- The 8-cup processor bowl is smaller than many large-batch options in this category.
- Voltage and frequency are not established by the inspected model page or item details.
Specifications and exact model details
The key details
| Model covered | PCFB50 |
|---|---|
| Main bowl capacity | 8-cup / 64-ounce food-processor bowl; separate 50-ounce blender jar |
| Small-batch bowl | No separate second food-processor bowl is listed |
| Slicing and shredding | Manufacturer lists a multifunction disc for slicing and shredding; exact seller components are narrower |
| Special attachment | No dicing kit, spiralizer, or separate meat-grinding assembly is listed |
| Dough blade | No dedicated dough blade is listed |
| Integrated cooking | Blending and processing share a base; integrated heating is not documented |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 14, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
Full review: how the features affect your choice
What the features mean for you
Keep the processor bowl separate from the blender jar
Premium gives two different capacities for the PCFB50: an 8-cup, 64-ounce food-processor bowl and a separate 50-ounce blender jar. The vessels serve different jobs even though they use one motor base, so the blender jar does not add to the processor's batch capacity. This distinction matters when comparing combination appliances; a large pitcher cannot stand in for a processor bowl fitted with a feed lid and cutting tools. The maker page does not state a tested working fill for either vessel, so treat these as nominal labeled capacities and follow the model manual for operating limits. [bowlCapacityCups]
The disc adds a different kind of preparation
Premium lists a stainless multifunction disc for slicing, shredding and chopping, alongside a separate chopping blade. Those are distinct tool roles: the blade works in the bowl, while the disc supports the listed cutting functions. This makes PCFB50 more than a blender with a cup attachment on the maker's standard specification. However, the exact Amazon product-information field names only a chopping blade and lid. It does not explicitly identify the multifunction disc, so buyers should inspect the current package details before relying on slice-and-shred tools for the exact ASIN. No dicing grid or spiralizing tool is listed. [sliceShred, dicingKit, spiralizer]
The liquid reservoir supports a narrow documented task
The maker says the processor has a liquid reservoir that gradually adds oil for salad dressings. This is a specific food-processing feature, not evidence of a separate juicing system or of measured emulsion quality. The profile therefore keeps the model in the processor category while leaving the juice-extractor attribute false: a reservoir that introduces liquid is not a juice basket or extractor assembly. Shoppers interested in dressings can note the maker-described function, then check that the reservoir lid and other parts are present in the seller's exact box because the Amazon components field is abbreviated. [juiceExtractor]
Two speeds and pulse describe the controls
Premium lists a rotary switch with two speeds plus pulse. Those are the documented control choices; the source does not report how quickly the machine handles a particular ingredient or how evenly it cuts. A shopper can compare this simpler stated control set with products that list multiple presets or an adjustable slicer, but should not infer a performance difference from the number of speeds alone. The 500-W motor rating is a model specification, not a substitute for documented bowl limits or a measured result. The page gives no dedicated dough blade, meat-grinding assembly or specialty dicing kit. [doughBlade, meatGrinder, dicingKit]
Safety interlocks apply to both vessels
Premium describes double safety mechanisms in the food-processor jar and lid and in the blender jar and lid. That tells a shopper the maker lists separate interlock arrangements for the two assemblies; it does not establish a personal safety test or replace the supplied instructions. The two vessels should be assembled and operated as their own systems rather than assumed to share lids or attachments. Before purchase, check that the exact seller box includes both jars and their covers, since the Amazon component text does not enumerate those pieces even though the maker page describes the standard PCFB50 design. [smallBowl]
Use the exact model match and preserve the package gap
The Amazon page identifies PCFB50 as both model and part number and lists UPC 715688076444, matching the Premium manufacturer page. That evidence supports the exact model-to-ASIN destination. It does not resolve why the included-components field names only a chopping blade and lid while the maker page describes a blender jar, processor vessel and multifunction disc. The article therefore uses the direct ASIN link but keeps the package question visible. Voltage and frequency are not stated in the inspected details; shoppers should check the appliance rating label and manual rather than infer a North American electrical version from the marketplace URL. [northAmericanVoltage, sliceShred]
Choose the combination only if both jobs matter
The strongest reason to consider PCFB50 is having a separate blender jar and processor bowl on one base, with a model-listed disc and blade set. The tradeoff is that its processor bowl is eight cups, and the exact Amazon component field does not fully confirm the manufacturer-described standard tools. A shopper who needs a larger processor can compare 11- or 14-cup models; someone whose main need is blending can compare a blender without treating its jar volume as processor capacity. There is no documented integrated cooking, dedicated juicing attachment or second processor bowl here. Confirm the model code and shipped pieces before choosing it for an attachment-specific task. [bowlCapacityCups, juiceExtractor, integratedCooking]
Compare for your needs
For a documented larger processor bowl compare the existing 11-cup KitchenAid KFP1133 family; for a blender-only routine, compare a blender without counting its jar as processor capacity.
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Before you buy
How large is the PCFB50 processor bowl?
Premium lists an 8-cup, 64-ounce food-processor bowl and a separate 50-ounce blender jar; the jar is not processor capacity.
Does the PCFB50 slice and shred?
Premium's model page lists a multifunction disc for slicing and shredding, but the exact Amazon components field does not name that disc.
Does it include a juice extractor?
The maker describes a liquid reservoir for adding oil, not a separate juice-extractor assembly.
Does the exact ASIN match PCFB50?
The Amazon page names PCFB50 and UPC 715688076444, matching Premium's model page; the full shipped tool set remains unclear.
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 and review basis
Sources & review basis
We use the linked product documentation for the features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- Premium Levella PCFB50 Food Processor + Blender product page ↗ — checked October 14, 2026.
- Premium Levella PCFB50 model page: bowls, tools, controls, interlocks and 500 W ↗ — checked October 14, 2026.
- Exact Amazon PCFB50 item information: model, UPC, ASIN and included-components field ↗Paid link · We may earn a commission. — checked October 14, 2026.
The decision
Choose PCFB50 when one base for an 8-cup processor and separate 50-ounce blender fits your needs, then confirm the exact package's jars and disc.
Is it the right fit?
Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.