General Electric | Vintage 1970s GE Food Processor Chopper D5FP1 | TESTED/WORKS!
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About this product
This vintage 1970s GE Food Processor model D5FP1 features a 360W motor with a single speed. It has a 4-cup capacity and includes two blades, a grater, and a pusher. The beige plastic unit can chop, grate, and shred. It includes detachable parts and a safety lock.
Our take
This GE food processor from the 1970s is a blast from the past. The 4-cup bowl is a good size for medium tasks. With two blades and a grater disc, it handles chopping and shredding reasonably well. The pulse function is a nice touch for a vintage model. Safety lock ensures it stays put during use. The 360W motor is adequate but slower on tougher jobs. Being vintage, replacement parts are scarce. All parts detach for cleaning, but they're not dishwasher-safe. At $39.99, it's a collector's piece that still works, albeit with quirks.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 4-cup capacity for medium batches
- Includes two blades and grater
- Pulse function for control
- Safety lock feature
Cons
- 360W motor may struggle with hard foods
- Not dishwasher-safe
- Vintage parts hard to find
Specifications
- Appliance Capabilities Chop, Grate, Shred
- Power Source Electric
- Color Beige
- Material Plastic
- Food Compatibility Multifunctional
- Appliance Uses Fruit, Meat, Nuts, Vegetable
Show all 20 specifications
- Number of Speeds
- 1
- Brand
- GE
- Type
- Full-Size Food Processor
- Capacity
- 4 Cups
- Voltage
- 120 V
- Model
- D5FP1
- Number of Blades
- 2
- Features
- Detachable, Detachable Parts, Multi-Purpose Blade, Pulse Function, Reversible Blades, Safety Lock
- Components Included
- Base, Blades, Chopper, Container, Grater, Lid, Pusher
- Number of Items
- 6
- Finish
- Glossy
- Country of Origin
- United States
- Power
- 360 W
- Number of Settings/Programs
- 1
