Food Processors > Morphy Richards Food Processors > up to 50 GBP

Advantages: Compacted, neat and tidy
Disadvantages: None

I recently bought the Morphy Richards Steel food processor, as one I needed a new one and two it went with the rest of my chrome gadgets in the kitchen SETTING IT UP I hate complicated fixtures and fittings, but this is great. You simply lift the large processing bowl onto the base and click into position. Once secured you attach the lid which also clicks in. I find this clicking in very handy, I like to know my machine is secure and safe for usage! ...
...which simple fits into the hole in the top of the lid, then hey! You’re ready to go! FINDING AND USING RIGHT TOOLS AND FITTINGS All the tools that come with the processor fit nice and easy onto the shaft in the middle of the processor. It comes with easy to use instructions for all these parts, but once you've used them once you never forget. The blades are quite sharp so should be kept in safe storage. The blades are great for chopping all sorts ... Read review

Advantages: Value for money, sleek design, simple to operate and to clean, 2 year guarantee
Disadvantages: Grating and slicing operation could be better

...processor, but at £29.99, this Morphy Richards model is exceptionally good value (especially as I remember buying a Braun food processor for around £40.00, 25 years ago!) One point to note on the product description - the bowl is not glass as detailed here, but is clear plastic (as I would expect). I find the 1 litre capacity is perfectly adequate for my needs. There are 2 speed settings + a pulse setting which is great for chopping nuts. General ...
...are: * Chopping: the main chopping blade is very efficient. It also comes with a protective plastic cover which means that I am less likely to cut myself when rummaging around trying to find it. * Dough preparation: the plastic dough blade works very well and produces perfectly mixed pastry dough in no time. Cake mixture can also be prepared this way. * Citrus juicing: very efficient and and the strainer is very easy to clean afterwards * Grating/slicing: ... Read review

Advantages: solid, good quality, storage box for attachments, quiet
Disadvantages: attachments are not dishwasher safe, only one speed

After buying Morphy Richards' blender SMOOTH, I bought myself another little present, as I needed a proper food processor, something solid, but not too large. I had considered the Kenwood FP920, but it was a bit too bulky and had too many attachments that I wouldn't use, but would clutter my cupboards. As I was pleased with the Food Fusion blender, I decided I would buy the food processor of the same range: it looked nice and basic and it had a ...
...actually a bit larger than I expected, but it still fits nicely on my worktop, alongside the blender. The base is cast metal and it has a powerful 700W induction motor, which is very quiet - its more easily noticed advantage over a normal electric motor - but is also supposed to be more durable. It also has the characteristic cable and plug storage system in the base, so that your counter remains tidy when you don't use it. CHOP has a 2,5 l processing ... Read review

Advantages: a good size but easy to store
Disadvantages: not all accessories avaible in Uk

I have had my kenwood FP580 for a couple of months now and I love it. I only have a small kitchen and it sits in a very small corner - which means it is accessible at all times. It comes with many accessories including a dough tool, 3 cutting discs, whisk and blender. The 3 cutting discs store away safely in a disc holder. The main base has inerchangeable bowls and the blender. These are very easy to swap, although initially are quite stiff to ...
...would not be without my Kenwood Food processor, it certainly makes my life easier, from making cakes, soups, to cutting veg and making bread. It has all the accessries and more, and unlike some of the other models , the upright design with interchangeable bowl/blender enables easy storage and is perfect for those with limited space in their kitchen. ... Read review

Advantages: standard size but takes up little space
Disadvantages: not all accessories available to UK

I have had my kenwood FP580 for a couple of months now and I love it. I only have a small kitchen and it sits in a very small corner - which means it is accessible at all times. It comes with many accessories including a dough tool, 3 cutting discs, whisk and blender. The 3 cutting discs store away safely in a disc holder. The main base has inerchangeable bowls and the blender. These are very easy to swap, although initially are quite stiff to ...
...would not be without my Kenwood Food processor, it certainly makes my life easier, from making cakes, soups, to cutting veg and making bread. It has all the accessries and more, and unlike some of the other models , the upright design with interchangeable bowl/blender enables easy storage and is perfect for those with limited space in their kitchen. ... Read review