Kitchen · PRODUCT REVIEW

Robot Coupe
R 2 Dice 3-Qt Combination Processor

A combination processor with a documented dicing kit. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

The R 2 Dice occupies a distinct combination-processor role: a 3-qt / 3-L batch bowl sits alongside a continuous-feed vegetable-prep attachment. Robot-Coupe documents a smooth S blade, 4-mm slicing disc, 2-mm grating disc and 10-mm dicing kit as included, plus a single-phase 120 V, 2 HP motor. That is a useful source-backed package for a kitchen that needs dicing as well as cutter-bowl jobs. The maker’s page also identifies optional blades and discs; optional equipment is not treated as part of this configuration. This is a document-based review, not a personal test.

Consider it for

A commercial-kitchen shopper who needs bowl processing plus repeated slice, grate, julienne, or dice preparation and can confirm the exact package and electrical fit..

Look elsewhere if

Skip this model if you need a small domestic processor, a second small bowl, an included dedicated dough blade, or a currently verified exact Amazon listing.

Pros & cons

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

What works in its favor

  • The official U.S. page lists the 3-qt / 3-L bowl and 120 V electrical configuration.
  • The included 10-mm dicing kit distinguishes this package from standard slice-and-shred processors.
  • The bowl cutter and continuous-feed vegetable attachment address separate documented prep formats.

What to weigh up

  • The main bowl is much larger than a small-batch chopper and no second work bowl is listed.
  • The optional coarse serrated kneading blade is not listed among the included R 2 Dice tools.
  • Historical ASIN B0BN354NC2 is only tied by an indexed reseller title; no current Amazon offer is proven.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredR 2 Dice
Main bowl capacity3 Qt / 3 L gray cutter bowl, in the maker’s paired notation
Small-batch bowlOne cutter bowl; no second small work bowl documented
Slicing and shredding4-mm slicing and 2-mm grating discs included; continuous-feed hopper
Special attachment10-mm dicing kit included; other disc sizes are optional
Dough bladeNo separate dough blade listed in the included package

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 5, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

A 3-quart bowl with a separate feed-through job

Robot-Coupe describes the R 2 Dice as a tabletop combination processor with a gray 3-qt / 3-L composite cutter bowl and a vegetable-prep attachment. The maker prints both capacity units together, so this review preserves that paired specification instead of implying a more exact volume. The cutter bowl is intended for batch preparation; the separate hopper feeds vegetables toward the cutting discs and continuously ejects the cut material. That layout is different from a single-bowl domestic processor that keeps all chopped food inside the work bowl. The profile therefore records a large-batch capacity while keeping the second-work-bowl value false. [bowlCapacityCups, smallBowl]

Bowl processing and vegetable cutting are distinct modes

The official page lists the cutter for chopping, emulsifying, kneading, grinding and preparing sauces. It separately describes the vegetable slicer for slicing, grating, julienne, ripple cutting and dicing. That breadth comes from two attachments and several disc choices, not from a promise that every task uses the same bowl or blade. A buyer should decide whether both formats will be used often enough to justify the counter space and specialized equipment. The manufacturer gives dimensions of about 23.75 by 16.25 by 20.25 inches and a gross weight of 43 pounds, which helps show why this is a substantial installation even though the maker calls it compact. [sliceShred, bowlCapacityCups]

The included dicing kit is a meaningful package detail

The U.S. comparison table names a smooth S blade, 4-mm slicing disc, 2-mm grating disc and 10-mm dicing kit as included with the R 2 Dice. The page also shows a larger accessory range, so shoppers should distinguish the listed package from optional slicer, grater, julienne and blade choices. The included 10-mm grid supports the dicing requirement in the questionnaire; the additional sizes do not become matching facts merely because they appear on the accessories page. The maker names kneading as a possible bowl task, but the coarse serrated kneading blade is marked optional, so the profile does not claim a dedicated dough blade is included. [dicingKit, doughBlade]

Check the electrical setup and keep wattage unresolved

Robot-Coupe identifies this U.S. version as single-phase 120 V and lists 2 HP. The reseller page associated with the historical Amazon title gives a conflicting 1200-W figure and other inconsistent capacity details; those fields are excluded. Horsepower and watts should not be casually substituted for one another in this review. The source-backed voltage is helpful for checking a U.S. installation, but it does not verify a particular seller’s current bundle, condition, warranty or exact Amazon page. The model search is therefore a search destination rather than a direct ASIN link. Confirm the nameplate and included parts before relying on a listing. [bowlCapacityCups]

A focused fit for kitchens that use both attachments

The R 2 Dice is best considered when both cutter-bowl work and continuous-feed vegetable preparation are real needs, especially if the 10-mm dicing kit is central. It is a poor match for a shopper who only wants a compact herb chopper or a standard household processor with a dough blade and nested small bowl. It should be compared with full-size processors that document a second work bowl, and with other commercial machines only when their exact packages are verified. The reviewed row title and reseller-indexed listing associate the historical candidate with an R 2 Dice, while the manufacturer page establishes the model facts; neither proves a current Amazon offer. [dicingKit, smallBowl]

What else to compare

For a household full-size processor with nested bowls compare the Cuisinart FP-12N or FP-14DC; their packages do not reproduce the R 2 Dice continuous-feed and included dicing combination.

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Before you buy

What cutting discs are listed as included?

Robot-Coupe lists a smooth S blade, a 4-mm slicer, a 2-mm grater and a 10-mm dicing kit for the R 2 Dice configuration.

Does the package include a dough blade?

The maker lists a coarse serrated kneading blade as optional, so a separate included dough blade is not confirmed.

Is B0BN354NC2 a verified current Amazon product page?

No. The saved evidence links that historical ASIN to an indexed reseller title, not to a current exact Amazon offer.

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

Choose the R 2 Dice when both documented processing formats and the included 10-mm dicing kit fit the kitchen’s workflow.

Is it the right fit?

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