Med nye skiver til at skrælle og skære i tern, fører denne maskines præcise udskæringer til jævne og ensartede smage og konsistenser, og gør alle retter mere velsmagende og lækre. Med 3 skærestørrelser, designet til enhver form, har du nu endnu flere muligheder for at lave mesterlige måltider på få minutter. The processor is engineered with a 2000w motor which helps to handle tough tasks in the kitchen. It is fitted with a bowl that can handle a capacity of 3.6L. Also, it has a bowl with a capacity of 1L which is ideal for small quantities. These features make this appliance ideal for people with large and small families.

Peeling doesn’t have to be painful. The peeler disc can peel up to 7 potatoes at a time and all sorts of produce like beetroot and sweet potato and even carrot, taking the hard work out of preparing your ingredients. We were really impressed by the quality of this food processor. Taking the price point into consideration the Cuisinart 1.9L Easy Prep Pro was a clear winner. Deputy Food Editor Rose Fooks comments “this is the one that I would buy, it’s good quality and the additional small bowl insert would be really useful.” Main blade knife—this generally comes in two sizes, suitable for small and large bowls. They're double-sided and sharp, blitzing and pureeing tough food particles to create smooth sauces, soups, dips, and dressings.Kitchen Wizz™ Peel and Dice har et direkte drev, højt drejningsmoment på 2000 W motor, der let kan klare de mest krævende opgaver i den ekstra store skål med 3,7 liter (16 Cup) kapacitet. The Magimix 5200XL Premium Food Processorallows you to adjust the power when processing depending on the nature of what is in the bowl. We whip cream and blend homemade mayonnaise and, finally, we mix pastry dough and cake batter to see how well the processor kneads and mixes, before baking both to analyse the texture of the finished product. The bowl size of the food processors we’ve tested range from 1.9 litres to 3.7 litres, and the bigger they are, the more features the appliances tend to have. It makes sense that a food processor boasting lots of features will likely take up much more space than one that’s limited to chopping, grating and puréeing.

We were impressed with the functionality of Salter Cosmos Food Processor and Blender. It was the cheapest full-sized food processor that we tested, and it comes with lots of accessories, so for that reason, we scored it highly. With new peeling and dicing discs, this machine's precise cut leads to even and consistent tastes and textures making every dish tastier and flavoursome. Featuring three chute sizes designed for every shape, you now have even more options to create masterpiece meals in minutes.When you think of perfection, think of Magimix 5200XL Premium. It is a multifunctional food processor that can handle tasks like chopping, cutting, slicing, whisking, kneading, grafting, and blending.

Everything included with the Sage Peel and Dice Food Processor comes in a double-tiered case, and I enjoyed that every insert has a labelled slot in the container to prevent you from having to do too much guesswork when putting things away. Included with the food processor you'll get:When it comes to the capacity of the mixer, the decision again depends on how you plan to use your food processor. If you cook a lot, and for a big family, you'll need a larger cup and/or bowl size. But, if you're a solo cook, cook only for a couple or a small family, or plan to use your food processor only on occasion, you won't need such big sizes. Generally, a 2.5L bowl capacity will be more than enough for most cooks. An 11-cup size food processor is usually also a great option for most people. However, it's worth bearing in mind that if you only plan on doing small tasks with your food processor—such as whizzing up herbs or nuts—you'll likely only need a lot less. The Kitchen Wizz Peel & Dice from Sage provides precise and even results, and with three chute size options, accommodates all shapes and sizes of fruit and vegetables. The KitchenAid 2.1L food processor also comes with plenty of power for chopping and mincing, so much so that during testing it did tend to shuffle around on the worktop, meaning you may need to keep hold of it while it’s in use. That being said, everything we processed went through without any struggle, and while the bowl is slightly too compact for a family-sized loaf, the dough we made in it did rise and bake well. The best food processors can help you to do all sorts of cooking tasks, from grinding nuts to chopping herbs or slicing up vegetables such as onions, peppers, and mushrooms. Food processors can also assist you with more unusual kitchen prep, such as making breadcrumbs, sauces, and even things like dough and batter. Plus, it's easy to learn how to use a food processor, especially compared to more complex gadgets.