Kenwood Compact Food Processor FP110 Reviews

Kenwood Compact Food Processor FP110 Food Processor

Newest Review: ... with the Kenwood compact food processor as it measures approximately 30cmx15cm. I was pleasantly suprised when I opened the ... more

 ... Kenwood box and noticed how many accessories came with the food processor which really increased it's versatility so much so that I have made the following wide assortment of foods: veggie burgers, thai fish cakes, guacamole, breadcrumbs (use the grater attatchment to grate the bread), soups and the list goes on . I would only recommend this item to small families/ couples as the larger family would have to chop things in batches as it only has a 1.4L capacity. My only real complaint is the machine has an option...more

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Customer Kenwood Compact Food Processor FP110 Reviews (6)

luceyliu
Kenwood Compact Food Processor FP110: Happy munching (423 words)
by - written on 01/10/10 (Very useful, 144 readings)
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I got this a while ago when my daughter was beginning to start on solids and I wanted an easy way of blending my recipes for her dinner. I didnt want anything too expensive as I knew it wouldnt be used for anything else but my daughter food and the last thing I needed was another appliance on my counter top. This Kenwood food processor first caught my eye because it was more compact than the rest of processors I had seen and because it was Kenwood I knew I was buying a quality product that would be capable of being used daily. I got this for 30 euro on sale in an electrical store and it was a bargain at this price! The processor is ...  Read the complete review

amyandoli
Reliable Processor (686 words)
by - written on 20/12/09, updated on  10/01/10 (Very useful, 109 readings)
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A white plastic machine- it's easy to clean and looks smart and hygenic. This is a good value processor, the cheapest I could find on the market with a reasnoble power output, compact size to store (32cm long, 16cm wide, 26cm high- fits in cupboards easily although the cord wind behind the machine is meant to tidy the cord away- but no clip to keep plug in place means it unravels anyway) and with a generous bowl size and multiple attachments, to make kitchen tasks quicker and easier. With little rubber suckers underneath it keeps a good hold on the worksurface and doesn't move about. The holding jug is 0.8l capacity with a handy handle for moving the contents from ...  Read the complete review

chekcherry
Kenwood Compact Food Processor FP110: Kenwood food processor (266 words)
by - written on 10/11/08 (Very useful, 326 readings)
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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

Pookiesmama
Chops, grates, blends, juices, empties the cat's litter tray ... (223 words)
by - written on 14/02/11 (Useful, 226 readings)
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I purchased this wee machine about 2 years ago and it's been a fantastic piece of equipment in the kitchen. My main issue with food processors is the vast amount of space they take up on the worktop, well this isn't a problem with the Kenwood compact food processor as it measures approximately 30cmx15cm. I was pleasantly suprised when I opened the Kenwood box and noticed how many accessories came with the food processor which really increased it's versatility so much so that I have made the following wide assortment of foods: veggie burgers, thai fish cakes, guacamole, breadcrumbs (use the grater attatchment to grate the bread), soups and the list goes on . I would ...  Read the complete review

Ameezy
Kenwood Compact Food Processor FP110: Cheap in price, not in quality. (221 words)
by - written on 13/01/10 (Useful, 162 readings)
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It's only in the last 2 years or so that I've really started cooking properly. When my friends heard about this, most of them recommended getting hold of a food processor to speed things up in the kitchen as my knife skills were somewhat lacking. This little beauty helped no end. Although the chefs recommend Magimix, those of us on a more limited budget can't stretch to that and you wouldn't go far wrong with a Kenwood. The usual attachments are included - chopper, whisk, grater, slicer, juicer, etc - and the operation is quite basic, just fill the container, clip in into place with the right attachment, then switch on or pulse. It isn't ...  Read the complete review