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We tested 27 food processors and eight smaller food processors to find out which provided the most capabilities. - We look for:
- Chopping
- Slicing
- Shredding
- Noise
- Controls
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Recommended Food Processors
Basic chopping, slicing, and shredding were no problem for most of the food processors we tested. You can spend less if don't need a large-capacity unit or if you don't bake bread.
Food Processor Buying Guide
You can spend less if don't need a large-capacity unit or if you don't bake bread. Multiple-sized bowls, dough blades, and juicer and whipping attachments boosted versatility. Smaller choppers are less versatile than processors but are handy for tedious chores such as mincing garlic.
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Food processors are versatile machines that can chop, slice, shred, and purée many different foods. Mini-choppers are good
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