
- Some owners say the Hamilton Beach 70550RL PrepStar does a good job with basic tasks, such as shredding vegetables for salads and stir-fries.
- Although it's inexpensive, expert testing shows that the Hamilton Beach food processor isn't much of a competitor; it has trouble with cookie dough and cheese. Many owners complain of breakdowns.

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1. Cook's Illustrated MagazineDetails/Subscribe
Testers put eight food processors through a battery of tests, including evaluations for chopping, puréeing and dough-making. The Hamilton Beach 70550RL PrepStar earns an overall rating of "Not Recommended." Editors downgrade it for "mediocre-to-fair performance" on all tests but grinding breadcrumbs.
Review: Food Processors Review, Editors of Cook's Illustrated, Sept. 2005
2. ConsumerReports.orgDetails/Subscribe
Consumer Reports editors test two dozen food processors by comparing performance in kneading, chopping and shredding tests. Editors test inexpensive models, including the Hamilton Beach 70550RL PrepStar, along with food processors that cost up to $400.
Review: Processors & Choppers Review, Editors of Consumer Reports, Dec. 2006
3. Amazon.com
At Amazon.com, about 50 reviewers report on the 7-cup Hamilton Beach 70550RL PrepStar food processor. Many say it is best for light duty, because heavy cookie dough or nuts can cause it to choke. Some owners note that the food chute is too small. We also found several reports of breakage.
Review: Hamilton Beach 70550RL PrepStar Reviews, Contributors to Amazon.com
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