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Food processors review

We test food processors, to see if price is an indicator of quality.
 
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  • Updated:24 Feb 2011
  • Author:Rebecca Gatto
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01.Introduction

Food processor

10 food processors on test, priced from $40 to $649

food processor can slice, dice, chop, shred, grate, zest, mash, purée, mix, knead, grind and emulsify. And while it’s true all these things can be done with a chopping board and knife or a grater, hand whisk and so on, processors are much quicker.

Most we tested have a large capacity, so bulk preparation is the key – process extra and freeze for later. Our What to buy list also includes a mini processor option if bulk is not your priority.

For more information on Benchtop appliances, see Kitchen.

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How we test

  • Our home economists assess how well the food processors slice carrots and celery, chop breadcrumbs, shred cheese, knead shortcrust pastry and emulsify mayonnaise.
  • She also looks at how easy it is to use the controls, read the labels, lock and release the bowls and attachments, store the unit with accessories and clean.

Brands and models tested

  • Breville Kitchen Wizz BFP650
  • Breville Wizz Multi BFP250
  • Cuisinart MP-14NA #
  • Kambrook Essentials KFP80 #
  • Magimix Compact 3200
  • Sunbeam Café Series LC8900
  • Sunbeam Multi LC6200
  • Sunbeam Oskar Mini LC3200
  • Sunbeam Oskar Professional LC7600S
  • Tiffany FP807

# Discontinued.

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