[Aura101]

I need a small, but effective food processor .
Any recommendations ?

[spookyLX]

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hinari-MB280...eywords=Hinari

i have one of these, i quite like it

[stud u like]

I have a Kenwood Mini Chopper.

[frightlever]

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Originally Posted by spookyLX

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Hinari-MB280...eywords=Hinari

i have one of these, i quite like it

I've got one as well. It's only 230W but okay for blending liquids etc. Sod all use if you want it to chop anything remotely solid though - seems to just move it about rather than actually chop it. I wouldn't really classify it as a food processor anyway, it's a blender.

OP should say what they want to DO with a food processor... buying something cheap that doesn't do what you want it to is a false economy.

[JJ75]

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Originally Posted by stud u like

I have a Kenwood Mini Chopper.

I bought a mini chopper today from aldi. What the hell do I use it for

[Smokeychan1]

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Originally Posted by JJ75

I bought a mini chopper today from aldi. What the hell do I use it for

Chopping onions at the very least...especially if you want them fine. I also use it for pesto, chopping fruit for cakes, fresh herbs, breadcrumbs.

I make a lot of curries and garlic, ginger and onion is pretty much a staple base, so my Kenwood mini processor gets a lot of use. For under £20, the quality of this item is amazing. It's nice and weighty, the fitting is snug and it chops in nano seconds! Even if I need larger quantities, I often eschew my Bamix (medium size) or Moulinex (large size) processors and double or triple use the mini instead, as it is so convenient to clean and re-store.