Can I just say that robot coupe is not making the same level of durable equipment they used to. We use a 602 v and also have the slicing/dicing accessories. The base needs to be rebuilt or replaced once yearly at this point in my kitchen and the replacement parts are expensive. We are busy and it gets used probably 10-20 times for various tasks daily but these units used to last at least 5 ...

Seems to me that a Robot Coupe is a souped up food processor. Probably better bearings and heavier duty motor which give it a much longer durability and a higher capacity for continuous duty. Most consumer grade stuff uses cheaper motors and crummy bearings. They'll do the same thing as professional gear, but they can't handle it for nearly as long until something overheats and you either burn ...

Call Robot Coupe. They can probably tell you when it was manufactured based on the serial number. A google image search doesn’t bring up any that looks like this so I imagine it’s pretty old.

Hi Chefs, I am looking for some equipment advice. Has anyone used the Robot cook by Robot coupe? Would you recommend it over the Thermomix? Looking at equipment for a restaurant opening and wondering if it's best to get a Robot coupe food processor and the Thermomix or just the Robot cook. The Robot Cook has the heating function as well as a food processor. It does have a large price tag with ...

Um, capitalism? I had a client get 8 kinds of pissed when I told them dicer kits aren't available for the R2N, only the R2Dice. Robot knows what they've got, they don't need to make it easy on the consumer. Reply reply bigbadwolf234 •

There’s nothing that a robot coupe can do that a knife, whisk, or mortar can but they’re so much more convenient. Who wants to whisk Caesar dressing by hand? Not me. Reply reply [deleted] •

I called up the restaurant and got the model of food processor they are using (Robot Coupe Blixer), but I can't shell out $1,500 for a food processor just to make this heavenly hummus.

My Robot Coupe processor seems to be dying. Looking for advice on a DIY repair. : r/AskCulinary Go to AskCulinary r/AskCulinary r/AskCulinary MembersOnline • w7m2 ADMIN MOD

12 votes, 27 comments. What brand food processor are you going with if robot coupe is not an option?

I'd appreciate any thoughts y'all might have on the CL-50. I'm looking at getting one for our BOH crew. We run a commissary for a couple other locations (independent deli), and do a lot of veg prep.