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Question: Are braun food processors made in the US?  If not where are they from?
Document: Below is my old review. Here's what I've just learned:Braun is no longer making food processors for the US market. They are no longer shipping replacement parts to their US service and repair centers. Even their 800 number told me that the service and repair centers cannot repair my K650. (My lid is stuck with the tab in the locking slot). Two of my local service centers told me that Braun isn't even offering a warranty on US-sold food processors.
I have owned this food processor for a year and a half. It worked well  (I was particularly happy with the number of speeds, although not with how much room it takes up on the counter). It recently stopped dead in its tracks. I called the customer service number for Braun, and they referred me to another number. That number referred me to a third number, who told me that Braun food processors are no longer made for the United States.
It is made in Hungary.Concerns about Braun's withdrawal from the U.S. market: as several reviewers have noted, Braun does indeed no longer make food processors for the U.S. market. The machine has a one year warranty, and there seem to be several vendors who could repair these if necessary.Why I chose this food processor: I wanted a food processor that got good reviews from people who make dough.
Through the years I have killed 4 food processors, 2 Kitchenaid's 2 Cuisinart's. Figured it was time to try a new brand. I received the Braun today, it did everything well that I tried today except for slicing salami it completely failed at that (but I don't slice salami very often so no big deal). Today I chopped some cilantro, onion & garlic for some guacamole, I then added my avocado and made some nice chunky guacamole.
I am posting this after some research that might help others searching for a food processor.I have placed it among the 1 star reviews, because it contradicts another 1 star review.I do NOT own this product but it is one of the last 3 I am considering.As of 12/19/13  Braun is STILL making this unit for sale in the US market. They assure me they will honor the manufacturer's warranty.
Braun has only two service centers in the US. I would not buy Braun again and not buy from Focus Electronics again.
Again, another leg up this unit has on its competitors.Though the Braun is not officially supported in the US replacement bowls, blades, and so on are available on Amazon if something should happen. And are priced reasonably.In a nutshell, I'm thrilled and wouldn't replace this with anything on the market that's less than $500.To Braun: please bring this back to the US officially. I would love knowing I have full warranty support.
We had an old Braun food processor that finally died. We replaced it with a Hamilton Beach. We tried very hard to like the H-B, but it just wasn't good enough. Found this Braun model, and we LOVE it. It's even better than our old one, and leaves the H-B in the dust.More control over speeds, better made, etc.
This is truly the pinnacle in kitchen appliances.By the way, I am really not that excited by most household products, particularly something as supposedly mundane as a food processor...it really is that good.This is made in Hungary for Braun of Germany. It seems well-designed, over-engineered, and made of quality parts. It is NOT going to be thrown out after a year or two.
I have been a Cuisinart lover for over 20 years. It is still an excellent machine, but the Braun is quiet, efficient, can be operated with one hand, grinds faster and better than the Cuisinart, and is easy to clean up. We have another appliance made by Braun, that has to be over 30 years old, and it still works beautifully! Definitely a terrific food processor, and really glad I bought it!
Answer: My unit was made in Hungary. It is less than 6 months in my possession, so that is probably where they are still being made.