Hamilton Beach Bowl Scraper 10-Cup Food Processor (Model 70730)
Hamilton Beach · Kitchenware & Appliances > Small Kitchen Appliances > Food Processors
Era / Decade
2010s-2020s (Modern production)
Material
BPA-free plastic bowl and chute, stainless steel base wrap, stainless steel chopping blade and reversible slicing/shredding disc.
Condition
Very Good (In Original Box). The packaging shows slight edge and corner wear from storage/shelf display, but the item appears complete and likely unused or minimally used inside.
Demand Level
Moderate. Small kitchen appliances sell steadily year-round, with heightened interest during holiday cooking and gift seasons.
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
$20.00 (Low) - $30.00 (Mid) - $40.00 (High if confirmed brand new in box).
Estimated Retail Value
$39.99 - $49.99 MSRP standard retail.
Comparable Sales
Similar Hamilton Beach 10-cup food processors sell on eBay for $20-$35 pre-owned/open box, and $35-$45 brand new in unopened box.
Description
Hamilton Beach 10-Cup Bowl Scraper Food Processor with stainless steel and black finish. Features a built-in bowl scraper attachment that clears the sides of the bowl without needing to remove the lid, a 450-watt motor, 2 speeds plus pulse, large feed chute, S-blade for chopping/pureeing, and a reversible slicing/shredding disc.
Key Features
Built-in bowl scraper attachment, 10-cup capacity, 450W power, compact footprint, original box included.
Authenticity Indicators
Genuine Hamilton Beach retail packaging with clear product branding, model typography, and Spanish retail labeling. High confidence.
Flaws to Note
Minor box wear, shelf wear, creasing on the edges. Ensure all internal attachments (scraper, disc, blade) are included if selling open-box.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Facebook Marketplace or OfferUp (best to avoid shipping costs on heavy items), eBay, or Mercari.
Selling Tips
Open the box to confirm all accessories (blade, disc, bowl scraper, lid, pusher) and manual are present. Clean off any dust, test the motor, and list locally to maximize net profit by skipping shipping fees.