Can you purchase the small bowl that the Duo model comes with to use with this model?
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The Hamilton beach site gives this link ( http://www.hamiltonbeach.com/food-processors-big-mouth-duo-plus-food-processor-70580.html#accessories ) for a duo's accessories and offers the small bowl for sale. The remaining question is will this bowl work on the this particular big mouth model. Comparing the bodies of the processors shows one has a keypad and one has a rotating switch, but the rest might be identical. Calling the company might provide good info
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Looks to me as if you can specify which size you want to buy by clicking on the appropriate box. Hope this helps. Great bowls by the way.
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Your best place to get an answer to this question would be the manufacture or seller. I would not think so unless the bowl is the 5qt size.
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Yes - that's the model I have. I also bought the 5.5 qt (wide bowl) for my vacation home & have found out it works well with this model also. I really like the smaller bowl - it's good for whipping cream, and smaller batches of baked goods.
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I'm not sure of my model as it belonged to my husband before we were married. The bowls I received had rubber on the bottom and the large bowl I have did not have rubber. Wrong size and shape. Wish I could be of more help.
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NO ! This 7 quart bowl is huge as are the attachements - they are NOT interchangeable with previous smaller models.
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this may sound silly, but I don't know which model I have...just says "classic plus". But the bowl works fine.
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I am sorry. I really do not know the answer. Have you tried to contact the seller. I think your bowl may be a little bigger than mine, but cannot be sure.
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I'm not sure what model # mine is but I have the 5 quart glass bowl. Artisan mixer and it works well
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I have a 5 qt size and it works great, haven't tried it in the smaller bowl accessory yet.
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I have experienced no problems using a portable mixer with any of these bowls. I don't have a mixer stand so I don't know if there would be any problems using these to replace the bowl(s) that came with that original mixer.
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I don't have a small bowl from my old mixmaster so I don't know. I do know the big bowl from my old mixmaster works so I would thing the small one would work as well.
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I have the classic edition mixer, so I am not sure. I think it depends on what kind of bowl you use, because when I bought mine I noticed they sell a couple different kinds. There are also aftermarket items too, but I would always stay with the genuine Kitchen Aid product. You may want to go to the Kitchen Aid website and email them. I am sure they can give you the correct part number to purchase. Good Luck!
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I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack of info on amazon when I bought this one, but I was after the stainless steel model. I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack... » Read More I was investigating the same thing when I bought mine. As far as I know there are only two sizes, 2 qt. and a smaller qt. size. My mom has the smaller version and you can barely squeeze a decent serving for three people out of that one. My advice is get a 2 qt. machine. It's better built, the bowls are bigger, and thicker walled, and you can always make less. My Unit is the STAINLESS STEEL 2 qt. model number CIM-60PC, I don't know what the black model number is for the same size? You might try going on cuisinart.com and emailing them that question. I remember being confused about the lack of info on amazon when I bought this one, but I was after the stainless steel model. « Show Less
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We can provide just the bowl - it is a special order. Contact us if you're interested in this. Chris
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Jaycelyn this was for the 6 quart NOT the 4 1/2 quart bowl. you can find both cheaper on Amazon. The also have them at Kohl's but they are more expensive. I hope this helps if you have any other questions, feel free to ask, Dana
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I am note aware of that model being sold with a glass bowl, if available it would probably be in the price range of $ 120 just for the bowl. I was about to list on Amazon a KF26M2XGAS, which is a lift bowl style, in the professional 600 575 watt,DESIGNER SERIES MIXER, Green Apple in color. However I have been slow to list it as Amazon does not have a sku number for it. This mixer which you gain 250 more watts, professional grade attachments, with the glass bowl will sale for the area of $ 475. Let me know if your interested in it? Thank you.