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BUYING A FOOD PROCESSOR OR FOOD MIXER No kitchen can be complete without a food processor. They can mix, dice, slice, chop, and blend. More versatile than a blender you can make cakes, grind meat, shred vegetables and create perfect dishes in a short time. Select from small, low cost food processors through to sturdy family sized processors, which will be a valuable aid in your kitchn and als make ideal wedding presents. See Buying Guide to help you choose which food processor is right for you. |
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When buying a food processor, consider power, functionality and capacity. Smaller mini-processors could prove handy for quick chopping but most family sized recipes require a medium sized processor capacity. For serious cooks who cater for large dinner parties buy a bigger bowl (some exceed 4-litre capacity. Some processors have a series of bowls depending on the task. These are great if you’ve lots of processing to do. The pulse button is standard on most machines, which is particularly good for mixing fruit cakes when you don’t want the blades to mash all the fruit and nuts to pulp. More |