Advantages: Small, easy to store and good for those small jobs in the kitchen Disadvantages: Will struggle with larger items
will probably out last the processor itself.
It has what Kenwood call a unique patented ?Dual Drive system?, what ever that means, but as the motor is not the most powerful then I?m guessing it has got nothing to do with that, if it has then it maybe needs to be a ?double-dual drive system?.
Speaking of the motor, well, as I said, it may not be as powerful as other processors, being unable to handle anything as big as a whole onion or the like, but it is still good enough to take on smaller items with ease, or even pre-chopped onions if needs be.
It may not be one of the quietest of motors either, in fact it sounds a little like a jaguar with a dodgy manifold, especially when you use the ?pulse? button, and when I turn the dial to change up a speed there is a bit of a loud thudding noise as the motor changes gear, like that jaguar again ...
blissman70 28.10.2009
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Advantages: An efficient attractive kettle Disadvantages: Hubby's fingers are a little big for under the handle
Kenwood SJM270 Kettle
I'll start off by saying that this is likely to be a pretty boring review!!
It's a kettle for goodness sake - and don't we just take them for granted!!
The kettle is probably my least used kitchen appliance now.
My family are predominantly coffee drinkers (a cup of tea has not passed my lips for 38 years!!) and since I purchased my indispensable Senseo Coffee Machine it is VERY rare that I make a cup of instant coffee.
But, of course, I do need a kettle for other things apart from tea and coffee and when my old one went to the big kettle skip in the sky I needed to go and look for a new one.
My previous kettle had been brushed stainless steel, and to be honest I wasn't that keen, I found that it took a fair bit of cleaning to keep it looking decent.
It is twelve months now since ...
oldchem 29.09.2009
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Ciao members have rated this review on average: very helpful Review of Kenwood SJM270
Advantages: Inexpensive and practical Disadvantages: Rather noisy
KENWOOD WHITE COMPACT FOOD PROCESSOR
INTRODUCTION
The food processor is probably my most used kitchen appliance (next to my trusty Senseo coffee machine!!)
This review is about my current food processor, which is the Kenwood White Compact Food Processor that I bought from Argos about six years ago. I paid around £25 for the machine but on checking today I see that it is on sale in Argos (code number 420/0442) for £27.99, I have also seen them on Amazon for less than £20.
I have, in the past, owned far more expensive and intricate food processors. But this machine is perfectly adequate for me, and I do a lot of cooking. Six years on it is still working well, making my pastry, whisking my eggs shredding my vegetables etc.
I have been a Kenwood customer for forty years since my mum bought me my first Kenwood ...
Home Theatre System (Digital Dolby and DVD Player)
No
Height of Front Speaker in mm
268
Height in mm
269 mm
HDMI
No
Firewire IEEE-1394 Interface
No
Ethernet
No
Wireless Speakers
Wired Speakers
Width of Front Speaker in mm
160
Width in mm
160 mm
Weight in kg
9.9
W-LAN Connection
No
USB Interface
Yes
Manufacturer's product description
The unique M-707i is standard supplied with iPod Dock to allow the playback and control of iPod 3G and higher models. Also capable of reproducing MP3/WMA compressed files and powerful enough to output 45W per channel. The USB connection can be used to playback musicfiles from a USB device, or record from CD to USB.
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