--- product_id: 649074663 title: "Breville BFP838 Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor and Dicer, Large, Brushed Stainless Steel" brand: "breville" price: "$U80938" currency: UYU in_stock: true reviews_count: 11 category: "Breville" url: https://www.desertcart.uy/products/649074663-breville-bfp838-paradice-16-cup-food-processor-and-dicer-large store_origin: UY region: Uruguay --- # 3 precision dicing sizes (8/12/16mm) 16 cup ultra-durable stainless steel bowl 1450W heavy-duty motor Breville BFP838 Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor and Dicer, Large, Brushed Stainless Steel **Brand:** breville **Price:** $U80938 **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🍽️ Elevate your kitchen game with precision, power, and style! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Breville BFP838 Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor and Dicer, Large, Brushed Stainless Steel by breville - **How much does it cost?** $U80938 with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.uy](https://www.desertcart.uy/products/649074663-breville-bfp838-paradice-16-cup-food-processor-and-dicer-large) ## Best For - breville enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted breville brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Space-Smart Storage:** Compact design with a dedicated container keeps all attachments organized and your countertop clutter-free. - • **Built to Last a Lifetime:** Heavy-duty induction motor backed by a 30-year warranty ensures this powerhouse stays in your kitchen for decades. - • **Versatile Chef’s Toolkit:** Slice, shred, mince, purée, and even make dough with 7 specialized blades and discs included. - • **Precision Dicing Like a Pro:** Three interchangeable dicing discs deliver perfectly uniform cubes every time—no more uneven chopping. - • **Masterful Meal Prep in Minutes:** 16-cup capacity handles large batches for effortless entertaining and weekly meal prep. ## Overview The Breville Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor & Dicer combines a robust 1450W induction motor with a large 16-cup BPA-free stainless steel bowl, offering professional-grade precision dicing in three sizes. Equipped with multiple blades and discs, it streamlines slicing, shredding, and dough mixing, while its smart storage container keeps your kitchen tidy. Designed for serious home chefs, it’s dishwasher safe, built for durability, and backed by a 30-year motor warranty—making it the ultimate investment in effortless, consistent meal prep. ## Description Disclaimer - Breville makes its BPA Free claim for this product based on independent laboratory testing performed for all the food contact plastic materials of the product per EU Commission Regulation No 10/2011. BPA Free Material is used in all parts that come into contact with food. Review: This thing competes with my children for my love - Ok maybe I'm exaggerating. But this is my favorite kitchen appliance. It's powerful, it's well-built, it's easy to use and easy to clean. I can't think of a single negative, but be aware that if storage space in your kitchen is at a premium, this one is gonna take up a quite a bit of it. There are two containers for the blades and dicing systems, they're pretty big. At the same time, the storage system for this ensure your blades will stay sharp and in tact for a long time. Speaking of sharpness, handle this thing with care because these blades are razor sharp. I could slice a tomato in micrometers with these blades. The dicing kit, I can't say enough about how much this thing has improved my kitchen experience. I've saved a day's worth of time just in making salsa. You will have to use the tool they provide to clear out the dicer, but that's nothing difficult. Cleaning a food processor is always a chore, but this has only one part that can't go into the dishwasher (the dicer's drive mount), and that piece is easy to clean. There are no hidden crevices or difficult to reach areas, a quick soapy rinse is usually enough to keep it clean. Using it is idiot-proof. There are three buttons: Power, Pulse, and Continuous-on. Turn it on, pick pulse or continuous, it'll take of the rest. There are no speed options, but interestingly enough this self self-adjusts speed for the blade you're using. The dicing kit, for example, will spin much slower than the chopper. The dough blade is actually useful for more than just pie crust. This thing handles any kind of dough that can be handled by a food processor. The power behind it makes sure of that. My old Kitchenaid processor was useless in this regard, it could handle pie crust and that was about it. This thing is heavy, indeed. You're going to want to find counter space for it to live, I can't imagine taking it in and out all the time. But it's an attractive appliance that looks great on the counter. That weight is a solid indication of how solidly built the machine is. The chopping blades have stayed as sharp as day one for the months I've used it. I've fed this thing some pretty tough material and it's made quick work of it. The plastic parts are all thick, durable plastic. The bowl itself has been able to withstand a couple of accidental drops without any breaks, cracks or chips. This is another issue I had with my KitchenAid, the pushers would fling chunks of plastic across the floor if they were dropped from more than 14 inches off the ground. This is an expensive, professional-grade appliance designed for the discerning home chef. Your wallet will not thank you, but if you can keep that thing from complaining too loudly, your culinary life will be eternally grateful. Review: A luxury item that I am still luxuriating in almost a year later. Great purchase. - I waited almost a year before reviewing the Paradice 16. Prior to this, I had a trusty, basic Cuisinart 14 for about 16 years, and prior to that, I had a smaller Kitchenaid dual bowl. My Cuisinart finally had a part break, and the old Kitchenaid was just too small once we had kids. Basically, I'm not new to food processors, but my prior models were limited to a basic slice, basic grate, or basic puree. I really debated about whether or not I would use all of the attachments on the Paradice, having gone for so many years with just the very basics. I find that I do use them! I'm so glad that I was able to splurge to afford the Paradice with all the attachments! I use the adjustable slicer, dicing, grating, and puree multiple times per week, and I can get so much food prep done in so little time. I do not really use the french fry cutter, or the smaller bowl very often. The dough mixer is fine, but I often just use the blade for dough, I guess out of habit. I recently specially ordered the Paradice potato peeler from Breville (it took a long time for Breville to notify me that it was in stock, and this does NOT come with the Paradice), but I haven't had a chance to try it out yet. As to the size, I have found that with more than two people to cook for, I really need the large size. The 9 cup version just wouldn't be big enough for our family. This is an expensive item, but it does save a lot of time and produces an evenly chopped or sliced result. My family especially enjoys fruit salads and cucumber tomato salads made with the Paradice because of the even texture. So yeah, it's expensive, but we eat at home much more often, and we eat more fruits and vegetables. It's an investment in health, to me. The Paradice 16 has handled almost everything I've thrown at it, but it does have a few flaws. I do not ever use it to dice onions because that just ends up as a mess. I have found that certain things dice better in some sizes rather than others. Other than that, I LOVE the dicing feature. The dicing feature is far better than the Kitchenaid mixer dicing attachment that I had. The overall performance of the Paradice on every setting is generally trouble-free, but it does have its limits. I tried grinding frozen turmeric root (dried) in it, and it couldn't handle it, and ended up scuffing my bowl. :( To be fair, my Vitamix grain bowl also couldn't do frozen turmeric root, and also had a hard time with thawed turmeric root (dried). I think this was an extreme test. My spice grinder was absolutely hopeless at grinding the turmeric root. My Vitamix bowl was not scuffed by the turmeric root, while the Paradice bowl was, which I thought I would mention-but again, I think that this was an extreme test. The Paradice bowl does look better than my Cuisinart bowl looked after a year (still looked brand new before I tried to grind frozen, dried turmeric root), so I think it is overall durable. But...it does have its limits. The dicing features are easy to clean if you use the cleaning tools Breville provides, spray with a sink sprayer (my sink will either do a regular faucet flow or a spray), and use a small tool for a few of the tougher bits (I use a bundt pan brush). I know people say that they could chop or slice in the same time it takes to get out the food processor and clean it, but for me that's very far from true due to the amount of food I'm prepping. I usually batch prep all the slicing/chopping/grating for the week, and I don't really wash the machine in between foods. I just give it a quick rinse. Then at the end, it all goes into the dishwasher, which is amazing. The only thing that (I think) can't go into the dishwasher is the dicing spindle. Being dishwasher safe is really important to me because I sometimes make stuff with raw meat in the food processor, and I just feel like it's not really CLEAN unless it's been run through the dishwasher. Before I bought the Paradice 16, I read a negative review that said that it couldn't dice because the food just got stuck in the machine. Look...if you are trying to dice a quarter of a cucumber, half the food is going to get stuck in there. But why would you use a food processor to dice a quarter of a cucumber? Realistically, people using this machine are going to shove at LEAST an entire cucumber into this machine, and we're ok with part of the cucumber basically being wasted. And after the cucumber? We're putting tomatoes in there. And after that? Maybe rinsing, drying, and grating a block of cheese. There IS a bit of food wastage with this, but it's an acceptable amount to me. I would very, very rarely fire this machine up and only process one food item. The size is very large. The base plus large cup and lid can't fit under my kitchen counter. This baby takes up a lot of kitchen real estate. The base is heavy. It's not too heavy for me, but it might be too heavy for you. I keep the base on my kitchen counter, and the accessories and bowl on one shelf in a large lower cupboard. Overall, my main uses are: Very nicely textured fruit salads Very nicely textured cucumber and tomato salads Scones/Biscuits (they come out so well in barely any time, just don't overmix) Pizza dough Slicing, dicing vegetables ahead of time for meal prep (I use the adjustable feature on the slicing disc so often!) Mix/puree meat, like mixing meatloaf/meatballs quickly (I just hate touching raw meat, so this helps with the worst part of that) Grating cheddar cheese, jack cheese, parmigiana cheese, asiago cheese (blocks of cheese are usually half the price in my area compared to pre-shredded cheese...I may have saved the purchase price of this machine in a year due to cheese-related savings alone) Pureeing quick sauces, like pesto ## Features - The Breville Paradice 16 food processor is where precision and consistent size are the keys to beautiful presentation, even cooking and good taste; Create masterpiece meals in minutes with a 16 cup dicer and processor large enough for your cooking goals - RECIPES FOR HOME AND KITCHEN: Breville+ opens a world of instant mastery with over 1000 guided recipes, live and on-demand classes, cook guides, and more; Recipes from leading food content experts, tested and tuned exclusively for your Breville appliance - PARADICE KIT INCLUDED: Take precision dicing to the next level with this dicer and food processor combo; The 16mm, 12mm and 8mm dicing attachments work by slicing, then dicing your ingredients; This 2-in-1 process ensures even and precise cubes - THE CHEF'S ARMORY OF PRECISION: Slice, shred, French fry, mince and purée with your very own chef’s armory; Includes a 24 size adjustable slicer, reversible shredding disk, French fries disk, micro-serrated S-blade, dough blade and mini blade & bowl - STORAGE CONTAINER: Compact food processor and dicer designed for practical use in large and small kitchens; Maximize your countertop space; Storage container houses all attachments and cleaning utensils conveniently when not in use - EXTRA LARGE 5.5 INCH FEED CHUTE: Food processor simplifies meal preparation; 3-in-1 feed chute designed to accommodate different shapes and sizes with precise results; Chute options range from 1.7 in to 5.5 in, reducing the need to pre-prep your food - HEAVY DUTY INDUCTION MOTOR WITH 30 YEAR WARRANTY: Heavy duty induction motor has updated direct drive with a high torque 1450W motor to easily handle the toughest kitchen jobs; Large food processor will remain a favorite kitchen appliance for many years - STAINLESS STELL HUB AND ULTRA-DURABLE BOWL WITHOUT BPA*: Hub is precisely engineered and built for durability; Updated bowl design withstands everyday hits and falls with a 16 cup or 121 fl. oz capacity; Easy to assemble and dishwasher safe - INCLUDED: 8 mm dicing disk, 12mm dicing disk, 16 mm dicing disk, dicing distributor, dicing gearbox, micro-serrated S-blade; adjustable slicer, reversible shredder, dough blade, mini blade, french fries disk, mini spindle, main spindle, brush, spatula - WARRANTY: 2 year limited product warranty & 30 year motor warranty ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B0DBMYJY5F | | Best Sellers Rank | #86,312 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #116 in Food Processors | | Blade Material | Stainless Steel | | Bowl Capacity | 16 Cups | | Brand | Breville | | Brand Name | Breville | | Color | Brushed Stainless Steel | | Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 100 Reviews | | Global Trade Identification Number | 00021614808509 | | Included Components | Dough Blade, S Blade, Shredding Disc | | Is the item dishwasher safe? | Yes | | Item Dimensions D x W x H | 11.3"D x 9.2"W x 6.8"H | | Item Type Name | Food Processor | | Item Weight | 16.9 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Breville | | Material | Stainless Steel | | Model Name | Paradice 16 Cup | | Model Number | BFP838BSS1BNA1 | | Number of Speeds | 1 | | Part Number | BFP838BSS1BNA1 | | Power Source | electricity | | Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe | | Product Dimensions | 11.3"D x 9.2"W x 6.8"H | | Recommended Uses For Product | Shredder, Slice | | Special Feature | Removable Parts | | Special Features | Removable Parts | | UPC | 021614808509 | | Unit Count | 1.0 Count | | Voltage | 120 Volts | | Wattage | 1450 watts | ## Product Details - **Brand:** Breville - **Color:** Brushed Stainless Steel - **Product Dimensions:** 11.3"D x 9.2"W x 6.8"H - **Special Feature:** Removable Parts - **Wattage:** 1450 watts ## Images ![Breville BFP838 Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor and Dicer, Large, Brushed Stainless Steel - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71+t9GR7WoL.jpg) ![Breville BFP838 Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor and Dicer, Large, Brushed Stainless Steel - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81EUKcMiY6L.jpg) ![Breville BFP838 Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor and Dicer, Large, Brushed Stainless Steel - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71yy0tnf-dL.jpg) ![Breville BFP838 Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor and Dicer, Large, Brushed Stainless Steel - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71MfgxCRDfL.jpg) ![Breville BFP838 Paradice 16 Cup Food Processor and Dicer, Large, Brushed Stainless Steel - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71Mn+m7YWgL.jpg) ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This thing competes with my children for my love *by P***E on April 18, 2026* Ok maybe I'm exaggerating. But this is my favorite kitchen appliance. It's powerful, it's well-built, it's easy to use and easy to clean. I can't think of a single negative, but be aware that if storage space in your kitchen is at a premium, this one is gonna take up a quite a bit of it. There are two containers for the blades and dicing systems, they're pretty big. At the same time, the storage system for this ensure your blades will stay sharp and in tact for a long time. Speaking of sharpness, handle this thing with care because these blades are razor sharp. I could slice a tomato in micrometers with these blades. The dicing kit, I can't say enough about how much this thing has improved my kitchen experience. I've saved a day's worth of time just in making salsa. You will have to use the tool they provide to clear out the dicer, but that's nothing difficult. Cleaning a food processor is always a chore, but this has only one part that can't go into the dishwasher (the dicer's drive mount), and that piece is easy to clean. There are no hidden crevices or difficult to reach areas, a quick soapy rinse is usually enough to keep it clean. Using it is idiot-proof. There are three buttons: Power, Pulse, and Continuous-on. Turn it on, pick pulse or continuous, it'll take of the rest. There are no speed options, but interestingly enough this self self-adjusts speed for the blade you're using. The dicing kit, for example, will spin much slower than the chopper. The dough blade is actually useful for more than just pie crust. This thing handles any kind of dough that can be handled by a food processor. The power behind it makes sure of that. My old Kitchenaid processor was useless in this regard, it could handle pie crust and that was about it. This thing is heavy, indeed. You're going to want to find counter space for it to live, I can't imagine taking it in and out all the time. But it's an attractive appliance that looks great on the counter. That weight is a solid indication of how solidly built the machine is. The chopping blades have stayed as sharp as day one for the months I've used it. I've fed this thing some pretty tough material and it's made quick work of it. The plastic parts are all thick, durable plastic. The bowl itself has been able to withstand a couple of accidental drops without any breaks, cracks or chips. This is another issue I had with my KitchenAid, the pushers would fling chunks of plastic across the floor if they were dropped from more than 14 inches off the ground. This is an expensive, professional-grade appliance designed for the discerning home chef. Your wallet will not thank you, but if you can keep that thing from complaining too loudly, your culinary life will be eternally grateful. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A luxury item that I am still luxuriating in almost a year later. Great purchase. *by A***R on October 18, 2025* I waited almost a year before reviewing the Paradice 16. Prior to this, I had a trusty, basic Cuisinart 14 for about 16 years, and prior to that, I had a smaller Kitchenaid dual bowl. My Cuisinart finally had a part break, and the old Kitchenaid was just too small once we had kids. Basically, I'm not new to food processors, but my prior models were limited to a basic slice, basic grate, or basic puree. I really debated about whether or not I would use all of the attachments on the Paradice, having gone for so many years with just the very basics. I find that I do use them! I'm so glad that I was able to splurge to afford the Paradice with all the attachments! I use the adjustable slicer, dicing, grating, and puree multiple times per week, and I can get so much food prep done in so little time. I do not really use the french fry cutter, or the smaller bowl very often. The dough mixer is fine, but I often just use the blade for dough, I guess out of habit. I recently specially ordered the Paradice potato peeler from Breville (it took a long time for Breville to notify me that it was in stock, and this does NOT come with the Paradice), but I haven't had a chance to try it out yet. As to the size, I have found that with more than two people to cook for, I really need the large size. The 9 cup version just wouldn't be big enough for our family. This is an expensive item, but it does save a lot of time and produces an evenly chopped or sliced result. My family especially enjoys fruit salads and cucumber tomato salads made with the Paradice because of the even texture. So yeah, it's expensive, but we eat at home much more often, and we eat more fruits and vegetables. It's an investment in health, to me. The Paradice 16 has handled almost everything I've thrown at it, but it does have a few flaws. I do not ever use it to dice onions because that just ends up as a mess. I have found that certain things dice better in some sizes rather than others. Other than that, I LOVE the dicing feature. The dicing feature is far better than the Kitchenaid mixer dicing attachment that I had. The overall performance of the Paradice on every setting is generally trouble-free, but it does have its limits. I tried grinding frozen turmeric root (dried) in it, and it couldn't handle it, and ended up scuffing my bowl. :( To be fair, my Vitamix grain bowl also couldn't do frozen turmeric root, and also had a hard time with thawed turmeric root (dried). I think this was an extreme test. My spice grinder was absolutely hopeless at grinding the turmeric root. My Vitamix bowl was not scuffed by the turmeric root, while the Paradice bowl was, which I thought I would mention-but again, I think that this was an extreme test. The Paradice bowl does look better than my Cuisinart bowl looked after a year (still looked brand new before I tried to grind frozen, dried turmeric root), so I think it is overall durable. But...it does have its limits. The dicing features are easy to clean if you use the cleaning tools Breville provides, spray with a sink sprayer (my sink will either do a regular faucet flow or a spray), and use a small tool for a few of the tougher bits (I use a bundt pan brush). I know people say that they could chop or slice in the same time it takes to get out the food processor and clean it, but for me that's very far from true due to the amount of food I'm prepping. I usually batch prep all the slicing/chopping/grating for the week, and I don't really wash the machine in between foods. I just give it a quick rinse. Then at the end, it all goes into the dishwasher, which is amazing. The only thing that (I think) can't go into the dishwasher is the dicing spindle. Being dishwasher safe is really important to me because I sometimes make stuff with raw meat in the food processor, and I just feel like it's not really CLEAN unless it's been run through the dishwasher. Before I bought the Paradice 16, I read a negative review that said that it couldn't dice because the food just got stuck in the machine. Look...if you are trying to dice a quarter of a cucumber, half the food is going to get stuck in there. But why would you use a food processor to dice a quarter of a cucumber? Realistically, people using this machine are going to shove at LEAST an entire cucumber into this machine, and we're ok with part of the cucumber basically being wasted. And after the cucumber? We're putting tomatoes in there. And after that? Maybe rinsing, drying, and grating a block of cheese. There IS a bit of food wastage with this, but it's an acceptable amount to me. I would very, very rarely fire this machine up and only process one food item. The size is very large. The base plus large cup and lid can't fit under my kitchen counter. This baby takes up a lot of kitchen real estate. The base is heavy. It's not too heavy for me, but it might be too heavy for you. I keep the base on my kitchen counter, and the accessories and bowl on one shelf in a large lower cupboard. Overall, my main uses are: Very nicely textured fruit salads Very nicely textured cucumber and tomato salads Scones/Biscuits (they come out so well in barely any time, just don't overmix) Pizza dough Slicing, dicing vegetables ahead of time for meal prep (I use the adjustable feature on the slicing disc so often!) Mix/puree meat, like mixing meatloaf/meatballs quickly (I just hate touching raw meat, so this helps with the worst part of that) Grating cheddar cheese, jack cheese, parmigiana cheese, asiago cheese (blocks of cheese are usually half the price in my area compared to pre-shredded cheese...I may have saved the purchase price of this machine in a year due to cheese-related savings alone) Pureeing quick sauces, like pesto ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Powerful, Impressive, and Worth the Money *by I***R on February 23, 2026* I've owned this processor about a month, but wanted to wait until I could really use many aspects of it, specifically the dicing capabilities. I am very pleased and impressed with the power, solidity, and ease of this food processor. Is the dicing kit perfect? The answer is no. Dicing bell peppers, for one, is messy. Even the dicing press (to push through stuck items) doesn't work well with with softer veggies. But more solid vegetables work wonders. There will always be some remnants in the blade and dicing grid. But I would not say it's a deal-breaker. Having the ability to dice in three different sizes is wonderful. 8mm, 12mm, and 16mm dicing grids offer tremendous options, no matter what you're dicing. For shredding and adjustable slicing, this processor is a dream. It does so with so much ease and uniformity, it blows away any other processor out there. This has always been a Breville strong point with both the Sous Chef series and now the Paradice series. This processor is easy to clean. It comes with everything you need to complete any food prep task. I will say the Paradice 9 dicer has a more efficient setup and outcome, but the 16 is still worth it. This is a heavy food processor and solidly built. It's also remarkably quiet. Overall, I am very pleased with it and I don't regret the money I spent getting it. It's worth every penny, in my opinion. One thing to keep in mind, the box everything comes in is VERY heavy. About 50 lbs. Once you open it, you realize why. Yes, there are two large attachments/blades boxes. Nonetheless, the use and benefits to them more than outweigh a possible storage issue (which I did not have because I planned for them). The boxes keep everything in its place and is helpfully labeled, avoiding the possibility of misplacing them. Breville really thought about what a complete food processor needs and I completely agree. The dated-looking Cuisinart Custom 14 doesn't even remotely come close to the Paradice 16. You get what you pay for with Breville. No wasting money on an outclassed Cuisinart. There's a reason Breville food processors are so well-regarded. You will spend more than a less expensive Cuisinart, but you get everything you could ever need, unlike the Cusinart Custom 14, which has NO compatible dicing option. Spend the money and get it all. In the end, you'll be glad you did. 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