Small food processor, any ideas

sandy2_2 · 20 July 2007 at 6:23PM

I´ve always been hopelss at making pastry, so I thought I´d invest in a small food processor hopefully one that´s not too dear.
There´s only the two of us so I don´t want a huge family sized gadget, but something small that won´t take up too much room in the cupboard.
I don´t really know anything about what food processors can do so any things to look for on a machine would be helpful as well.

Pink. · 20 July 2007 at 6:34PM

Hi sandy,

I can't recommend a small one but this older thread might give you some ideas of what people use theirs for:

Food Processor - What you really use it for?

Pink

sandy2_2 · 30 July 2007 at 1:41PM

Well, I've ended up buying a wand blender thingy which can attach to a whisk and also a chopper gadget in a bowl, which hopefully I can use for pastry. the food processors I saw were all too big

Smiley_Mum · 30 July 2007 at 1:48PM

I have this one and it's great, sorry I didn't see your post earlier...

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kenwood-compact-chrome-processor-FP116/dp/B0000C6Z17

Have fun with the pastry making. :-)

sexymouse · 30 July 2007 at 1:51PM

Don't know if you have a lidl near you, but I just bought a hand-held blender/chopper/whisk there last week and I think that I paid £9.99 for it. They may still have some left if you look. They are bifinett, and have a 3 year waranty.