Top 10 Best Food Processors

Best Food Processor Reviews

It’s easier than ever to make the foods you love at home without added preservatives. You can make guac, salsa, peanut butter and more in your own kitchen with the right food processor. We’re reviewing some of our favorites below. Based on overall quality, price, and size, we think they stand apart from their competitors.

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Best Overall: Braun 12-cup Food Processor

Homemade hummus, salsa, and more can easily be yours with a processor from Braun. The 12-cup capacity means you can slice, dice, knead, or whisk a lot at once. You can definitely save time prepping food with this beast! What’s great about this model is its energy efficiency as well as overall quietness. With all that this machine has to offer, it could make a great addition to any kitchen.

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Pros

• Quiet
• Easy to clean
• Energy efficient
• Easy assembly
• Accessories included for more functions

Cons

• Price

Best 14-cup: Cuisinart Custom 14 Food Processor

If you’ve got a lot to make at once, this giant from Cuisinart has you covered. The large 14-cup bowl and long feed tube can take a lot of food at once. Even better? The durable blades and 720-watt motor mean that you’re getting a powerful machine. Tough jobs are no problem here.

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Pros

• Large bowl
• Long feed tube
• Easy to clean
• Powerful
• Sturdy stainless steel blade

Cons

• Price
• Takes more storage space

Best Price: SharkNinja Food Chopper Express

You want a bargain? Get brand-name quality at a great price with this mini chopper from Shark Ninja. This little guy will make quick work of small snacks and similar items. Its four-blade technology means it can chop and slice powerfully and consistently each time. Clean up is easy, too: it’s dishwasher safe, and the splashguard means you won’t be making a mess in the first place.

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Pros

• Great price
• Easy to use
• Easy to store
• BPA free
• Easy to clean

Cons

• Less power
• Smaller capacity