Help choosing food processor

rainbow12

I cant believe all the men have resisted the urge to say "the wife".

Im just a product of the 1970s!

nuttyrockeress

Thanks for your help LondonDreamer. We looked on line for various processors and most were out of stock so we went out and bought a FP730 as per your reccomendation.

I am amazed at all the bits that comes with it! I made some soup last night - blended with the liquidiser and then also grated cheese in the processor.

I love it already!

Thanks again

LondonDreamer

nuttyrockeress wrote: »

Thanks for your help LondonDreamer. We looked on line for various processors and most were out of stock so we went out and bought a FP730 as per your reccomendation.

I am amazed at all the bits that comes with it! I made some soup last night - blended with the liquidiser and then also grated cheese in the processor.

I love it already!

Thanks again

Glad you like it! I was amazed by all the bits too, still haven't used them all!

aytch

Hope this is the right place to post!

I am doing much more home cooking and am beginning to think I need a food processor - but am boggled! Can anyone recommend one - mainly to be used for chopping veg, cake making ... I think!

Penelope_Penguin

aytch wrote: »

Hope this is the right place to post!

I am doing much more home cooking and am beginning to think I need a food processor - but am boggled! Can anyone recommend one - mainly to be used for chopping veg, cake making ... I think!

There's a thread here I'll merge this once you get more replies.

rosiedee

Hi All,

Not sure if this is the right place to post but just wanted some advice on what food processor to buy. My old one has finally died, had it well over 20 years so not done bad. Has anyone got any recommendations.

Thanks in advance.

Pink.

Hi rosiedee,

There are lots of recommendations on these threads that should help:

Help choosing food processor

Food Processor or Mixer: Magimix or Kenwood

I'll add your thread to the first link later to keep the suggestions together.

Pink

rosiedee

Thank you for your reply, Pink, much appreciated.

LameWolf

What excellent timing; this is a problem I shall have to address in the near future, as my aging Kenwood is showing increasing signs of fairly imminent demise.

The dimensions of any new machine are important, too, as it'll have to live in the cupboard when not in use (worktop space is at a premium in our kitchen!)

Many thanks for the links, Pink-Winged.:beer:

rosiedee

Have been reading reviews and the Kenwood FP730 looks like a good bet, has anyone got any comments on this model?