If you have a blender or really solid knife skills, you may not see the need for a food processor. However, one of TikTok’s ultimate kitchen obsessions is wireless mini food choppers (aka processors).

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There have been some clear benefits to trading in my old food processor for a larger, newer model. Now I can prepare big batches of pasta easily, slice twice as many potatoes, carrots or zucchini, and ...

As someone who likes to cook (obviously), I appreciate all the gizmos and gadgets aimed at making the task easier or more efficient. However, I’m also pragmatic and believe that many of them aren’t ...

From blenders to stand mixers, kitchen appliances can make the often tedious world of cooking a little bit easier. One such kitchen workhorse is the food processor, which can chop, dice, grind and ...

Fan room heaters to warm up your room and save energy A food processor in the kitchen is like having a second pair of hands that help in reducing manual labour significantly. From chopping vegetables ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. In 1971, France's Pierre Verdon unveiled "Le Magi-Mix," a domestic machine that was capable of slicing, dicing, and pureeing food in seconds.