Use the small feed-tube drip hole for slow, controlled liquid addition
If your food processor pusher has a small hole, use it to add liquids slowly (e.g., for dressings) while processing.
They point out a small hole in the small tube/pusher that allows liquids through and suggest it can be used for a slow drip when making something like dressing.
The short version
- Use the pusher’s hole to drip in liquids gradually
What you need
- food processorPusher/feed tube with a drip hole
Why it works
A slow, steady addition helps incorporate liquids gradually rather than dumping them in all at once.
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