Kenwood Compact Food Processor FP110

Having owned several food processors, and been somewhat disappointed by their performance, I can honestly rate this as the best I have owned. It is compact and easy to store, easy to clean and seems very tough and durable. When I have used mine I dismantle it and put all the washable parts straight in the dishwasher. I have used the machine many times. i have used it to blend soups and sauces, to slice vegetables finely, to whisk eggs, cream etc. its very handy for making egg mayo ( my least favorite task with a fork!) just throw the eggs and may in and switch her on! There are so many uses, there are too many to list. I haven't even tried all the attachments yet. I ...  Read the complete review

Yet another great product from Kenwood, this food processor meets all your kitchen needs as per requirements. There are times when you just don't want to use a knife or a mini chopper for day to day tasks. At such times, this food processor comes in very handy. I have used it for various kitchen tasks like chopping, shredding, slicing and kneading. It has all the possible necessary attachment blades for chopping, shredding, blending and slicing. Also the jar is very conveniently made of durable acrylic. I have used the food processor for about 15 years now and I have had no complaints. The price is very good at around 25 pounds at most ...  Read the complete review

Since 2003 I have often wondered what I could do without my food processor. The amount of cheap knives I’ve gone through cutting up vegetables for soups which have broken off by the handle has been pathetic. I’ve had riveted knives which have been better but when you’re rushed off your feet you really need a food processor which can chop, slice, mix, knead and blend – particularly if you like cooking. Before considering what I could buy my mum gave me her very old Morphy Richards food processor which had actually been left to her by a friend who moved to the U.S.A and couldn’t take the model with her. It had given her service for about three years and despite its bulky ...  Read the complete review