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£129.00
Currys
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2.1L
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1,200W
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3
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£120
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Feb 2019
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£99.00
Amazon UK
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2.1L
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850W
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2
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£85
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Feb 2019
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Bosch MC812S734G
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£169.00
Knees Home & Electrical
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3.9L
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1,200W
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£120
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Jun 2020
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£234.00
AO
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3L
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550W
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3
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Jun 2020
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Bosch MC812M853G |
£229.00
Knees Home & Electrical
+2 more shops
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3.9L
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1,250W
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£130
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Apr 2019
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KitchenAid 5KFC3516BAC
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£57.00
Appliance Electronics
+11 more shops
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0.83L
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240W
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2
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Apr 2019
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Magimix 4200XL
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£119.99
PRC Direct
+8 more shops
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3L
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950W
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2
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£95
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Jun 2013
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KitchenAid 5KFP0919BAC |
£139.99
Appliance Electronics
+10 more shops
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2.1L
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250W
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2
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May 2020
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Swan SP32020LYN
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£129.99
stellisonltd
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2.8L
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1,100W
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£110
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Sep 2016
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Magimix 3200XL |
£84.99
eBay
+7 more shops
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2.6L
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650W
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2
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£65
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Nov 2018
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Sage Kitchen Wizz Pro
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£345.00
AO
+3 more shops
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3.7L
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2,000W
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2
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Feb 2016
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Bosch MCM3100WGB |
£65.00
AO
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2.3L
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800W
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£80
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Sep 2015
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Hamilton Beach 70740
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£25.60
eBay
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8L
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450W
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Jan 2012
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Tefal DO542140 |
£69.00
eBay
+7 more shops
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2.2L
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800W
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2
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£80
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Magimix 5200XL |
£84.99
eBay
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3.6L
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1,100W
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£110
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Dec 2015
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Cuisinart Mini Prep Pro
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£49.00
AO
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0.9L
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250W
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Magimix C3160
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£199.99
Grumpy Greyhound Products
+3 more shops
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2.6L
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600W
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Bosch MCM3501MGB |
£89.00
Knees Home & Electrical
+9 more shops
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2.3L
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800W
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£85
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Nov 2015
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Bosch MCM3301BGB
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£96.99
Sonic Direct
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2.3L
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800W
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(Unknown)
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£80
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Oct 2016
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What Are The Best Food Processor Brands?
We looked at the reviews for every food processor and used this to calculate the average overall rating of each brand. The top rated food processor brand is Bosch with an average rating of 83%. Compare all award winning food processors.
Rank | Brand | Number of Food Processors | Price Range | Average Rating | |
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#1 | Bosch Food Processors | 56 | £65 - £646 |
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#2 | KitchenAid Food Processors | 28 | £22 - £1,400 |
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#3 | Kenwood Food Processors | 65 | £16 - £1,300 |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Food Processor Buying Guide
Food processors are kitchen appliances meant to aid in many of the most common food preperation tasks, such as mixing, chopping, grinding, shredding, etc. By using a variety of powered blades and accessories, food processors can complete prep tasks in seconds, that would otherwise require substancial time and effort!
They can be expensive machines, but make repetitive cooking tasks far easier and faster, so are worth the expense if you do a lot of cooking on a daily basis. We have a vast array of food processors from many of the leading brands, so here is a brief guide of the most important attributes to consider when choosing a food processor.
Bowl Capacity
One of the most important considerations when choosing a food processors is the bowl size. The larger the capacity of your food processor, the more food can be prepared at the same time. This is extremely important if you are cooking for a large family, or routinely bake large cakes, pies or anything that required a lot of preperation. All our food processors have a capacity measured in litres - from small 1.5 litre processors to enormous 7 litre appliances.
Some processors come with several different bowls, specifically for chopping, blending or other functions. In these cases, we also list the individual capacities for these peripheral bowls, so you can be sure that you are buying an applicance that fits your precise specifications.
Power Level/Number of Speeds
All our food processors have a power rating, measured in watts (W). The higher the power level, the more efficient the the appliance will be at chopping and mixing. This in turn will lead to better processed ingredients, and better results!
Most of the food processors listed on our site also have variable speed settings, and therefore can chop/grind/etc at a number of different speeds. This is crucial for getting the best results when preparing food, since harder ingredients will need to be processed at faster speeds, while softer ingredients may require slower speeds to avoid being over-processed and ruined. The appliances we have listed run from simple 2-speed processors all the way up to very advanced 10-speed models.
Functions & Capabilities
As mentioned above, food processors are designed to cover many different functions and common kitchen prep tasks. Many of these require specific tools and settings, so not all applicances will perform them all. The most common are outlined below:
Some processors come with several different bowls, specifically for chopping, blending or other functions. In these cases, we also list the individual capacities for these peripheral bowls, so you can be sure that you are buying an applicance that fits your precise specifications.
Mixing: the most common task for a food processor, and one that every model will perform by default. A whisk or paddle ensures fast and efficient ingredient mixing.
Chopping: chopping food such as vegetables or meats requires a specialist blade, which rotates at high speeds to cut ingrdients.
Shredding: like chopping, but the ingredients are reduced into far smaller pieces.
Grating: helpful for hard cheeses like parmesan - a grater module moves up and down quickly, allowing fast and efficient grating.
Dough kneading: a dough hook attachment allows the processor to easily mix and knead bread dough.
Mincing: a mincing attachment allows you to mince meats such as pork and beef - an important tool for making home-made sausages.
Juice extractor/citrus press: a powerful press squashes fruit to remove juice quickly and efficiently.
Easy-To-Clean
Finally, given how much food processors are used for mixing, chopping, blending and other messy food prep tasks, there will be a lot to clean up when you're finished. With that in mind, buying a processor that is specially marked as 'easy-to-clean' will make the post-cooking cleanup far easier to manage!
Food Processor Retailers, Prices and Features
Food Processor Prices
The price range of food processors is from £15 to £1,400 and in total we found prices for 115 food processors. The average price of a new food processor is £223 and 80% of food processors are priced between £27 and £506. The KitchenAid Artisan 5KSM175PS is the most expensive food processor that we found at £1,400, and the Kenwood FP190 is the cheapest at only £16.
Food Processor Brands - Price Range
Taurus food processors range in price from £1,282 to £1,282, and the highest average food processor price out of all brands is Taurus food processors with an average price of £1,282.
The second highest average food processor price out of all brands is Breville food processors with an average price of £1,136. Breville food processors range in price from £1,136 to £1,136.
Vorwerk food processors range in price from £808 to £808, and the average price of Vorwerk food processors is £808 which is the third highest average price of all food processor brands.
Food Processor Brands - Average Ratings
We have analysed 38 expert reviews and 3,436 user reviews for food processors and used this information to determine the average rating for each brand of food processor. The top rated food processor brand is Bosch with an average rating of 83%. The second best brand is KitchenAid with 82% and the third best brand is Kenwood with 0%.
Biggest Food Processor Retailers
The biggest food processor retailer by number of products currently for sale is eBay. We found 130 current food processor offers from eBay. The second biggest retailer is Amazon UK with 49 offers. That means eBay is more than twice as big as Amazon UK when it comes to food processors. PRC Direct is the third biggest retailer with 32 current offers.
When Are Most New Food Processors Released?
The most common period for new food processors to be released in is between April and June. If you wait until April 2021 then you might be able to get better features on your food processor. Alternatively you might be able to buy one of the current food processors cheaper in April once the latest models have been released. In June 2020, five new food processors were released making it the biggest month that year for new food processor releases. Seven new food processors were released in April 2019 making it the biggest month that year for new food processor releases. In 2018 most new food processors were released in June, with 13 new food processors released that month.
How Fast Do Food Processor Prices Drop After Release?
On average, in the first 6 months after release, food processors drop in price by 1%.
If you are prepared to wait then you could save an average of £1 on a typical £223 new food processor by waiting 6 months before buying.
Bowl Capacities
Denotes the capacity of the main bowl of the food processor, measured in litres (L).
Comparing all food processors, the bowl capacities range from 0.284L to 13L. The bowl capacities of most food processors range from 4L to 5L. The Cuisinart FP13DSV, which is on sale for £102.70, has the biggest bowl capacity and is a 13L capacity food processor. The food processor with the smallest bowl capacity is the Kenwood CH180, which is a 0.35L capacity food processor and is available at £19.99.
Powers
'Power' represents the power level of the food processor, measured in watts.
Across the range of food processors, the powers range from 50W to 2,400W. The powers of the majority of food processors range from 1,000W to 1,200W. The food processor with the biggest power is the Ariete 1588, which is a 2,400W food processor and is priced at £141.19. The Kenwood FGP203WG, which is available at £65.00, has the smallest power and is a 50W food processor.
Speed Levels
The number of speed levels the food processor is capable of mixing at.
The speed levels of food processors range from 1 to 12. The speed levels of most food processors range from 1 to 3. The Philips HR777690, which currently retails for £173.24, has the most speed level and is a 12 speed level food processor. The Kenwood FP120, which can be purchased for £29.99, has the least speed level and is a 1 speed level food processor.
Available Colours
We found 129 food processors that are food processors that have a white coloured, which makes this the most frequently found colour amongst new food processors. The second most common colour amongst new food processors is black. We found 99 food processors that are food processors that have a black coloured.
Which Are the Cheapest Retailers for Food Processors?
The chart below helps you decide which retailer is normally cheapest for buying food processors. For each retailer it shows the total number of food processors where they currently have a market leading price. The chart below helps you decide which retailer is normally cheapest for buying food processors. For each retailer we took all of their prices and looked at what proportion of those prices where the cheapest on the market. The cheapest retailer that we found was eBay. 107 of their food processor prices were the cheapest that could be found anywhere.
Proportion of Food Processors for Which Each Retailer is Cheapest?
Assessing how cheap each retailer is for food processors by counting the number of cheapest prices for that retailer, makes the retailers that offer the greatest number of food processor prices more likely to offer the greatest number of cheapest prices. The chart below considers the proportion of each retailer's food processor prices that are the cheapest compared to other retailers. The cheapest retailer that we found using this approach was eBay. 82.3% of their food processor prices were the cheapest that could be found anywhere.