Five of the best food processors

Chop, whip and slice with these multi-mode kitchen processors

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1. KitchenAid 2.1-litre

KitchenAid 2.1-litre

Easy to use and very speedy, this classic 240W model is up to most kitchen tasks: it chops, whips, slices, shreds, purées, mixes and kneads. It has 3 speeds and comes with 6 attachments, including a dough blade and a julienne disc.

£199.99; lakeland.co.uk

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2. Bosch MC812S734G 3.9 Litre Food Processor

Bosch

This 1,200W food processor has seven attachments in a handy bag for chopping and blending, whisking and juicing. With incredibly sharp steel blades, it’s great for slicing veg and grating cheese. It has five speeds, and a large 3.9-litre bowl.

£175; ao.com

3. Kenwood FDP22.130GY MultiPro Go

Kenwood

Kenwood’s smallest food processor – it has just one blade, a slicer and a grater – punches above its weight. At 650W, it has only one speed, but is streamlined and quick, and the 1.3-litre bowl is good for small families.

£58; argos.co.uk

4. Ninja 3-in-1

Ninja 3-in-1

Incredibly versatile, this is a processor with two good blenders. The 1.8-litre processor is powerful (and loud), thanks to the 1,200W motor. There are five modes and eight attachments, but it is rather bulky.

from £170; ninjakitchen.co.uk

5. Magimix 4200XL

Magimix 4200XL

This quick, sturdy 590W machine has a 3-litre bowl and can slice, chop, grate, beat and knead. It has nine attachments, including a BlenderMix for liquidising, and a mini processor.

£320; johnlewis.com

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