Food Processors > up to 1 L Food Processors

Advantages: superb for baking,making mousses,purees,jus,omelette mixs great
Disadvantages: only a one year warranty,other than that great

...used this product and former kitchen aids in the past. They are highly suited for industrial and home use. I find the kitchen aid very durable and up to most culinary tasks. I do however think the mixing bowl could be made to hold more volume for bulk mixtures.The machine has a lot of tools k,beater for thick pastries,blade for puree's ,whisk for the best meringues and what i call a folder for bread don't know what that part is rely called.Also ...
...whites or over heating pastry.The kitchen aid takes all the strain out of making pastry mixes ,meringues,and whipped cream mousses,no more 30 minutes whipping egg whites. I find this tool easy to maintain and clean,the mixing bowl and parts are all dishwasher safe.you certainly get your money out of this machine we still got an older version of the kitchen aid thats going strong after 5 years not bad.i must also comment on how safe this product ... Read review

Advantages: Customer Service Website very helpful.
Disadvantages: I am now addicted to baking!

...this extremely nice looking, retro-style Kenwood Patissier Mixer. I chose the cream to go with my new kitchen but, you can get it in red as well. Best of all, I could not believe the price! Much cheaper than I imagined. Isn't it great treating oneself? There it sits on the worktop looking stylishly important! It comes with a large (4 litre) stainless steel bowl with handle which fits very nicely into the base and, with a simple twist, is easy to ...
...main body with a soft damp cloth is all that is needed. My friend says it doesn't have the same power as her Kenwood Chef but we don't all need that. All in all, I cannot fault this stylish machine. Well done Kenwood, you have come up trumps again. ... Read review

Advantages: Takes effort away from cooking, Saves time
Disadvantages: Takes up a lot of room

When I moved to Rugby, I had two hand blenders. A Tesco value one which I bought at university and one my brother unwittingly "donated" to me. Both bit the dust within a month of moving. So, for my birthday, my mum bought me the FP698. We spent a good half an hour looking through the attachments and working out what everything did, but the most important trial was yet to come. The reason that I was so desperate for a food processor is because I ...
...killed the hand blenders, so I needed something robust. Eleven months later, it's still going strong and apart from a slight motor oil smell that wafted around when I first used it, I have not had one single problem with it, and I use it for everything!!! In the main bowl it will happily chop raw veg, and is brilliant for making cheesy breadcrumb toppings as you can use the grater attachments to grate the cheese and then the main blades to mix the ... Read review

Advantages: Chops Veg, Mixes Cakes Mixtures, Blends Soups And Much More
Disadvantages: Poor Instructions

I've had my Kenwood processor for over a year and absolutely love it and couldn't imagine life without it. I don't think a day goes by when I don't use it. I'm a vegetarian and find it really useful and very quick for preparing veg. I also like to bake, the dough mixer tool and the whisk really take the muscle burn out of mixing up a cake mixture. The blender part is also great for blending soups or making smoothies and cocktails. Really this one ...
...However I have forgiven Kenwood this small sin as I do truly love the product and find it simple and easy to use. All the attachments are dishwasher friendly so easy to clean after use. The base unit doesn't look out of place sitting on a worktop, but is small and light enough that it can be stored in a cupboard and brought out when needed. Mine is white, but I know the newer ranges also come in silver, but at a higher the price and the only difference ... Read review

Advantages: Powerful, good range of attachments, great design
Disadvantages: Capsule stores only 3 disks

...my friends, I decided that Kenwood would be a good choice. Then I had to choose to model. I looked online for some advice and the one that I liked, said: get the most powerful you can afford; check that knife blades are as low in the bowl as possible. I looked around and really liked the FP698. And what can I say - since I got it I am really happy about it. It worked. Perfectly. For 2 months... Then the knife blade decided to go out through the top ...
...then and saw this one, Kenwood FP691, £20 cheaper than I paid for the FP698. It is almost the same as previous one I had - FP698 except for 2 things: 1) it is not chrome coloured, but white. And actually, I think it looks better!!! 2) it has all the same attachments and accessories except mini processing bowl. I thought I will really miss it, but I am doing perfectly well witout it. So, the attachments it has are: the main processing bowl, which ... Read review