KitchenAid Dicing Kit for Select 13 & 14 Cup Food Processors - KFP1330, KFP1333, KFP1344, KFP1433, KFP1466

I purchased this dicer with a food processor on QVC. On the program they made it see so easy and well fit. To start, the Processor didn't come with Any instructions and I struggled get in contact with anyone from KitchenAid I sent many emails with no response and QVC gave a the run around. Very disappointed. Finally last night one of the ladies who show this product on the show provided me a link to print the Manuel (except dicer) and video on YouTube.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 1/3/17)

I purchased a 13 cup food processor with a dicing kit and absolutely love it. I see some people frustrated that the lid doesn't line up. I have to confess that I was very frustrated too at first. My daughter dropped in and discovered that I was putting the lid on backwards. She turned the shoot section to the front and it went together perfectly. When I look at the entire machine, assembled, I feel a little stupid for not noticing the mistake I was making. It is now simple for me to assemble and works like a charm.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 12/7/16)

I purchased this expensive (over $150.00) Dicer Kit for my 13 cup KitchenAid food processor. From the beginning I could not attach the lid to the processor bowl. I pressed down on the lid with all my strength while attempting to turn the lid. To no avail! My very strong son-in-law could not get the darn thing to line up with bowl even after rubbing a little cooking oil on the red gasket! I contacted KitchenAid, but CS could not understand the problem. I was shipped a new kit which didn't work either! After very close inspection I realized the KitchenAid engineers definitely failed in the specs matching the dicer lid to the processor bowl. The locking tabs don't align! I was so frustrated I threw the one I purchased in the trash, and sent back the replacement to KitchenAid. As much as it grieved me to do so, I shelled out more funds to purchase the accessory dicer kit for my KitchenAid stand mixer. It works, but is a pain to clean. Liquid from the apples and celery, for making salad, leaks down the blade shaft into the unit which cannot be immersed into water for cleaning. Also, cleaning the dicer grid is an arduous chore. My dishwasher leaves bits of food in the grid. I've used toothpicks attempting to remove the residual left behind food. Can't be done! Next step is to purchase a pair of tweezers to use only for the purpose of cleaning the blasted thing!

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 10/25/16)

I bought the KFP1355BU 13 cup Food Processor with Exact Slice off of one of the 3 letter shopping channels a couple years ago. This was my first ever purchase of any Kitchen Aid appliance. While pricey, I heard of its good reputation and wanted to invest in this appliance and to use in my first home that I would be moving into soon.The biggest draw to me was the dicer since it is such a chore for me & hurts my eyes when I cut onions. I also planned to get use to dice tomatoes & cucumbers for salads, and potatoes. I finally got to get my processor for the first time today. The processor and other standard attachments work well, but to my chagrin, the lid for the dicer attachment doesn't fit and allow me to lock the lid to use the attachment!! This dicer attachment was part of the promo package with the food processor I purchased! I tried everything and nothing works. Looking online it looks like a defect on kitchenaid's part. I am so frustrated and angry since that was where most of my need & use for the processor was, and the main appeal for me to purchase the Unit. I feel like I wasted money and got shortchanged since the dicer unit that came in the package does not appear to be at all compatible with the 13 cup processor. How can they sell a faulty attachment in a package to so many people, without having checked the compatibility of the lid with the KFP1355BU? I really hope Kitchen Aid can help me troubleshoot and find a solution for me so I can use my processor and have the ability to dice. Its horrible to spend this money on a product of this brand and have a major defect like this for my first purchase. If Kitchen Aid is able to help me find a solution and I get to test the dicer, to be fair I will then post a new review.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 9/16/16)

Please make a disk that does a 1 dice, as many of my recipes call for that size.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 9/12/16)

I bought the dicer for making pico de gallo. It dices up roma tomatoes and onions just fine. The problem is that the dice size is too large. I want a small dice for this. Do they make a smaller size dicing plate? A 1/4 dice would be perfect.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 7/27/16)

i adore my artisian model 5KFPM770 i am 82 and use it every day but are you ever going to make a dicing disk for this model i cut and slice and make soup all the time but everything cuts up so small i would love to be able to dice vegies are you ever going to produce a disk for this model or is it in the too hard basket I am too old to buy new model as this is such a good product will last me out!!!

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 7/23/16)

I bought this dicing kit last week, could not wait to receive it! I have the kfp1333 food processor, purchased within the last 3 years. I recieved the kit very quickly, only to discover the lid will not close. Apparently the bowl is not compatible with this new dicing kit lid. I will have to return it unless Kitchenaid can send me a new bowl or suggestions on how to use.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 7/4/16)

Purchased for KitchenAid Processor model KFP1333. Problem - the base plate positioning tabs may fit new models of the 13 cup work bowl but do not fit older KFP1333 work bowls which will not allow you to close the top part of the dicing kit. Please help!! I refuse to rate this item low as I know it will be great once I get it working.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 6/10/16)

I love using the dicer when making soup. And I can't wait till canning season when I will be making tons of relish. I haven't found clean-up to be any issue at all, but I do wash it as soon as I'm done using it so nothing has a chance to stick.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 5/4/16)

I bought this because we use onions in almost everything that we cook. We also love to make homemade salsa. I bought this kit thinking that it would make preparation so much easier because it would save time... but I still spend just as much time because I have to spent 20-30 minutes cleaning the dicer blades... and I STILL can't get everything out. Just like the previous user stated, it's been through the dishwasher, I've used various tools to try to rid the blades of the left over food... nothing works. That stuff is just STUCK. The dicing is also the main reason that I purchased this item. The dicing itself turns out great! The pieces are uniform and perfect... but not being able to clean the tools is a deal breaker. I can't keep using the tool with left over food bits from the last thing I prepped. I think I'll end up returning it for a refund instead. So very disappointed. I would recommend the KitchenAid brand to my friends and family... but I would NOT recommend this particular product of theirs.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 2/27/16)

this is a awesome product. the dicing and cleaning I don't have any problem. the pusher that goes down thru the little blades gets most of the stuff if not all. I soak in warm soap water and seems to work for me. Love the dicer . thanks for a good product.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 2/17/16)

Purchased for KitchenAid Processor model KFP1333 as a Xmas gift. Problem - the base plate positioning tabs may fit new models of the 13 cup work bowl but do not fit older KFP1333 work bowls which will not allow you to close the top part of the dicing kit. So unless one modifies the base plate of the dicing kit it's basically worthless.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 12/24/15)

I have diced apples and onions with the dicer attachment. It works well but doesn't come clean. There are tiny slots where the blades cross. They trap food fibers that can't be removed. The pusher/cleaner thing removes the big bits but only goes through one direction, need both directions to help clear the big bits but the small bits - I don't know how to get them out. The blade has been through the dishwasher twice. I've picked at the bits with a paring knife tip, a toothpick, and brushed with a brush. They're stuck there! I know this blade would never be allowed in an inspected food processing facility, it can't be cleaned. I'm SO disappointed as I was really looking forward to the dicing function most of all. Since the processor doesn't have a chopper blade, the dicer is most important. I would recommend this product only if all you need to do is shred and slice. (Although I haven't checked those blades for residue...)

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 10/15/15)

I had high hopes for this . The food gets stuck and the blade stops. You cannot insert the plunger fast enough to push the food through before it stops, I first tried raw potatoes and it got stuck constantly. So I tried cooked potatoes and it wasn't much better. It did OK on the raw onions, pickles and hard boiled eggs. I definitely believe using a knife is faster.

source kitchenaid.com (Posted on 6/20/15)