Yes I make cauliflower mash potatoes and have made almond meal out of almonds.

other than being 10 cups, how does this compare to the 8 cup HB model 70740?

Hamilton Beach 70740 8-Cup Food Processor 450 watt motor and 1 slice / shred disc. Hamilton Beach 70670 10-Cup 525-watt motor and 2 reversible slicing/shredding discs. I like the stronger motor and I do use both of the discs to get different cuts. To me the higher price of $5.00 more is worth the extra features of the 70760. Hope that helps.

How does this unit store? Do all the blades, discs, etc. store in the bowl? Do you have to store any parts separately?

I keep the discs in a drawer apart from the machine. Never tried to keep them in the bowl. Since I have a leftover rack from another processor the blades are well kept.

Can I use it to make zucchini noodles?

You know...I am not 100% sure on that one, it does make long shreds, when I shred cheddar cheese the strands are much longer in comparison to other modes of shredding (ie box greater). The only problem I can foresee using the shredding disk is that a zucchini is much lighter than the cheese and this may effect how long you make the noodle. I think you are looking roughly at the length of a egg noodle, and that is if you shove the zucchini in the spout lengthwise to promote the formation of a noodle. The Vita-Mix comes to mind when you said zucchini noodles (just thinking of the commercial, not that a vita-mix could make the noodle), and if that is what you are looking for lengthwise...I don't think this will do it. Hope that helps.

Brand	Hamilton Beach
Model Number	70670
Color	Black
Product Dimensions	24.69 x 19.91 x 38.4 cm; 3.31 kg
Capacity	2.5 Quarts
Power / Wattage	525 watts
Voltage	220 Volts
Material	Plastic
Number of Speeds	2
Special Features	Cord Storage
Item Weight	3.31 Kilograms

Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 10-Cup Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper with 6 Functions to Chop, Puree, Shred, Slice and Crinkle Cut, Black (70670)

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