Best Food Processors in Australia (2026)

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7 picks

Number one at the top, number 7 at the bottom. The tier label on each card says which price bracket it sits in.

Editor's Choice
Ninja Professional Food Processor BN650 with 2.1L bowl and Auto-iQ controls in grey

Ninja

Ninja Professional Food Processor BN650

850W Motor2.1L Bowl4 Auto-iQ Presets
ValueOn Sale
Rank #1

Ninja Professional Food Processor BN650

Our Verdict

Full-size 2.1L food processor with four Auto-iQ preset programs that take the guesswork out of chopping, mixing and dough.

Why it's number one: Leads on performance, ease of use and build: an 850 W motor with four Auto-iQ presets and a 2.1L bowl, CHOICE 78 and Tom's Guide 3.5/5 (average 7.4 of 10), and the best owner record here at 4.7 stars from 484 Amazon AU ratings. No blender jug.

8.5ExcellentTop7 Score
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★ 4.7(507 reviews)
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The Ninja Professional is the most complete all-rounder on this list and the easy pick for the top of the premium tier. Its 2.1L bowl is roomy enough for family-sized batches, while four Auto-iQ preset programs run pre-set pulse-and-blend patterns for chopping, mixing, pureeing and dough so you don't have to babysit the button. It's the kind of processor you reach for whether you're prepping a big cook-up or just knocking out a batch of hummus. With 4.7 stars across more than 450 Amazon AU reviews, it's the best-reviewed full-size food processor here, and at around $149 it's sensibly priced for what you get.

Performance
8.5
Versatility
8.9
Ease of Use
8.9
Build
8.9
Owners
8.7
Critics
7.4

Owners is the 4.7★ Amazon AU rating from 507 reviews, weighted toward the category average when there are few. Critics averages 2 published reviews. Tick marks show the category average.

How we scored it

Each measure is marked against the category's rubric, where 10 is the best you can buy, 8 is strong, 6 is basic but sound and 4 falls short. The bars show that mark on the Top7 scale (a 6 reads as 7.0, an 8 as 8.5); the notes quote the rubric mark.

  • Performance 8.5 (rubric 8): Rule: 850 W motor per Tom's Guide's review of the US unit sits in the 800 to 999 W band; CHOICE 78 (good) and Tom's Guide 3.5 of 5 cancel out.
  • Versatility 8.9 (rubric 8.5): 2.1L bowl with a chopping blade, reversible slicing and shredding disc and a dough blade, four Auto-iQ presets; no blender jug.
  • Ease of Use 8.9 (rubric 8.5): Four Auto-iQ presets run the pulse patterns for you, locking lid; dishwasher-safe parts not confirmed on the card.
  • Build 8.9 (rubric 8.5): Sturdy base, 4.7 stars from 484 Amazon AU ratings; warranty term not on the card.

Critic scores: Tom's Guide 3.5/5 · CHOICE 78/100

Pros

  • + Roomy 2.1L bowl handles family-sized batches
  • + Four Auto-iQ presets automate chopping, mixing and dough
  • + Best-reviewed full-size processor here (4.7 stars, 450+ reviews)
  • + Strong motor blends and purees smoothly

Cons

  • − Larger footprint takes up bench or cupboard space
  • − Preset-driven controls offer less manual fine-tuning
850W Motor2.1L Bowl4 Auto-iQ PresetsDough BladeSlicing Disc
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Kenwood MultiPro Express FDP65 white food processor with 3L bowl, 1.5L blender jug and Express Serve attachment

Kenwood

Kenwood MultiPro Express FDP65.740 Food Processor

1000W Motor3L Bowl + 1.5L BlenderExpress Dice
PremiumOn Sale
Rank #2

Kenwood MultiPro Express FDP65.740 Food Processor

Our Verdict

The most complete kitchen system on this list: a 1000W motor, a 3L bowl, a 1.5L blender jug, a dicing kit and Express Serve slicing straight onto the plate.

8.5ExcellentTop7 Score
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★ 4(95 reviews)
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The MultiPro Express is the processor to buy if you want one base to do everything, and it takes over from the Sunbeam 2-in-1 that sat here, which had the weakest owner record on the list. A 1000W motor drives a 3-litre bowl big enough for family batches of coleslaw or pastry, and a 1.5-litre blender jug sits on the same base for soups and batters. Nine tools come in the box, including slicing and grating discs, a dough tool, a whisk, a multi-mill for spices and a juicing attachment. Two extras set it apart: the Express Serve chute slices and grates straight into a pan or onto a plate so the main bowl stays clean, and the Express Dice kit cuts neat cubes for salads and roast potatoes, then goes in the dishwasher. CHOICE has tested this exact model and scores it 80 out of 100. Owners are less glowing at 4.0 stars from 93 reviews, and reviewers of the wider MultiPro Express range say the jug suits soups better than icy smoothies. It is shipped and sold by Amazon AU.

Performance
9.6
Versatility
10.0
Ease of Use
8.9
Build
7.8
Owners
6.6

Owners is the 4★ Amazon AU rating from 95 reviews, weighted toward the category average when there are few. Fewer than two published reviews of this exact model, so the owner rating carries that weight too. Tick marks show the category average.

How we scored it

Each measure is marked against the category's rubric, where 10 is the best you can buy, 8 is strong, 6 is basic but sound and 4 falls short. The bars show that mark on the Top7 scale (a 6 reads as 7.0, an 8 as 8.5); the notes quote the rubric mark.

  • Performance 9.6 (rubric 9.5): Rule: 1000W rated motor scores 9, plus 0.5 for CHOICE 80 (good, 75 or more).
  • Versatility 10.0 (rubric 10): 3L bowl plus a 1.5L blender jug, slicing and grating discs, a dough tool and the Express Serve direct chute, plus dicing and a multi-mill.
  • Ease of Use 8.9 (rubric 8.5): Two speeds plus pulse, a safety lock and the Express Serve chute; the dice kit is dishwasher safe; no preset programs.
  • Build 7.8 (rubric 7): Plastic body and bowls; warranty term not on the listing; 4.0 stars from 93 ratings with no failure pattern stated.

Critic scores: CHOICE 80/100

Pros

  • + 1000W motor with a 3L bowl and a 1.5L blender jug on one base
  • + Express Serve and Express Dice attachments for slicing, grating and dicing
  • + Nine tools including a dough tool, whisk, multi-mill and juicer
  • + CHOICE scores this exact model 80/100; shipped and sold by Amazon AU

Cons

  • − 4.0 stars from 93 owners, below the Ninja
  • − The blender jug suits soups and batters better than ice
  • − Lots of attachments to store
1000W Motor3L Bowl + 1.5L BlenderExpress DiceExpress ServeCHOICE 80/100
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Kenwood MultiPro Go Blend FDP23.380GY compact food processor in storm blue with personal blender jar

Kenwood

Kenwood MultiPro Go Blend

Express Serve Chute600ml Blender CupCompact
PremiumOn Sale
Rank #3

Kenwood MultiPro Go Blend

Our Verdict

Compact multifunction processor with the same Express Serve chute, plus a 600ml personal blender attachment for smoothies on the side.

8.0ExcellentTop7 Score
A$143.20A$179Save 20%
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★ 4.2(19 reviews)
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The MultiPro Go Blend is Kenwood's newer take on the compact-processor formula, and it's a standout on this list. It keeps the clever Express Serve chute that feeds grated cheese or sliced veg straight onto the plate, adds a 600ml personal blender jar for smoothies, and comes with a stainless-steel knife blade and reversible slicing/grating discs. It's small enough to leave on the bench yet does the full spread of jobs - chopping, slicing, grating, pureeing and blending. Reviews are still building on this fresh listing, but early feedback sits at a strong 4.7 stars, and selling comfortably below its $179 RRP it undercuts almost every full-size rival while doing most of what they do.

Performance
7.8
Versatility
9.3
Ease of Use
8.9
Build
8.1
Owners
7.2

Owners is the 4.2★ Amazon AU rating from 19 reviews, weighted toward the category average when there are few. Fewer than two published reviews of this exact model, so the owner rating carries that weight too. Tick marks show the category average.

How we scored it

Each measure is marked against the category's rubric, where 10 is the best you can buy, 8 is strong, 6 is basic but sound and 4 falls short. The bars show that mark on the Top7 scale (a 6 reads as 7.0, an 8 as 8.5); the notes quote the rubric mark.

  • Performance 7.8 (rubric 7): Provisional: no rated wattage on the card; 4.7 stars from 16 ratings, no exact-model review.
  • Versatility 9.3 (rubric 9): Compact bowl with a stainless knife blade, reversible slicing and grating discs, the Express Serve chute and a 600 ml blender cup.
  • Ease of Use 8.9 (rubric 8.5): Express Serve feeds grated cheese or sliced veg straight onto the plate; compact enough to stay on the bench; dishwasher-safe not stated.
  • Build 8.1 (rubric 7.5): Kenwood build, but a new listing with 16 ratings; warranty term not on the card.

Pros

  • + Express Serve chute feeds prepped food straight onto the plate
  • + Adds a 600ml personal blender for smoothies
  • + Compact footprint stores easily on the bench
  • + Strong early 4.7-star rating and a genuine discount off its $179 RRP

Cons

  • − Small bowl is limited for big-batch cooking
  • − Newer listing with only a handful of reviews so far
Express Serve Chute600ml Blender CupCompactSlicing and Grating DiscsKenwood
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Russell Hobbs Desire RHFP5BLK food processor in matte black with slicing and grating attachments

Russell Hobbs

Russell Hobbs Desire Food Processor

Slicing and Grating Discs2 Speeds + PulseDishwasher Safe
ValueOn Sale
Rank #4

Russell Hobbs Desire Food Processor

Our Verdict

Straightforward full-size food processor with slicing and grating attachments, two speeds plus pulse, and dishwasher-safe parts.

7.7GoodTop7 Score
A$109A$119.95Save 9%
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★ 4.2(356 reviews)
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The Russell Hobbs Desire is a no-nonsense full-size processor that covers the everyday jobs without any fuss. It ships with slicing and grating attachments in the box - the discs that save the most time - and gives you two speeds plus pulse so you can go from a coarse salsa to a fine puree. The parts are dishwasher safe, which makes the post-cook cleanup painless, and the matte black finish looks smarter than the price suggests. A 4.2-star rating across more than 340 reviews marks it as a dependable middle-of-the-road choice at around $118.

Performance
7.8
Versatility
8.1
Ease of Use
8.5
Build
7.8
Owners
7.0

Owners is the 4.2★ Amazon AU rating from 356 reviews, weighted toward the category average when there are few. Fewer than two published reviews of this exact model, so the owner rating carries that weight too. Tick marks show the category average.

How we scored it

Each measure is marked against the category's rubric, where 10 is the best you can buy, 8 is strong, 6 is basic but sound and 4 falls short. The bars show that mark on the Top7 scale (a 6 reads as 7.0, an 8 as 8.5); the notes quote the rubric mark.

  • Performance 7.8 (rubric 7): Provisional: no rated wattage on the card; 4.2 stars from 353 ratings.
  • Versatility 8.1 (rubric 7.5): Full-size bowl with slicing and grating attachments in the box; no dough blade or blender stated.
  • Ease of Use 8.5 (rubric 8): Two speeds plus pulse and dishwasher-safe parts.
  • Build 7.8 (rubric 7): Matte black plastic that shows fingerprints per the card; 4.2 stars from 353 ratings; warranty term not on the card.

Pros

  • + Comes with slicing and grating attachments out of the box
  • + Two speeds plus pulse for coarse-to-fine control
  • + Dishwasher-safe parts make cleanup easy
  • + Backed by 340-plus reviews

Cons

  • − 4.2-star rating is solid rather than standout
  • − Matte finish shows fingerprints and dust
Slicing and Grating Discs2 Speeds + PulseDishwasher SafeMatte BlackFull-Size Bowl
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Kenwood Easy Chop CHP61.100WH mini food chopper in white with 0.5L bowl and quad blade

Kenwood

Kenwood Easy Chop

500W MotorQuad Blades0.5L Bowl
Budget
Rank #5

Kenwood Easy Chop

Our Verdict

Neat 0.5L chopper with a punchy 500W motor and quad-blade system for herbs, onions, nuts and small batches.

7.5GoodTop7 Score
A$59
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★ 4.5(185 reviews)
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The Kenwood Easy Chop is the pick for anyone who just wants herbs, onions, nuts and small batches dealt with in seconds. Its quad-blade system chops evenly and fast, the 500W motor is surprisingly punchy for such a small unit, and an anti-slip ring keeps it planted on the bench while it works. The 0.5L bowl is dishwasher safe, so cleanup is a rinse-and-forget affair. At $59 with a 4.5-star rating across 180-plus reviews, it's a tidy, reliable little chopper from a trusted brand - just don't expect it to tackle big-batch cooking.

Performance
7.4
Versatility
5.9
Ease of Use
8.1
Build
8.1
Owners
7.9

Owners is the 4.5★ Amazon AU rating from 185 reviews, weighted toward the category average when there are few. Fewer than two published reviews of this exact model, so the owner rating carries that weight too. Tick marks show the category average.

How we scored it

Each measure is marked against the category's rubric, where 10 is the best you can buy, 8 is strong, 6 is basic but sound and 4 falls short. The bars show that mark on the Top7 scale (a 6 reads as 7.0, an 8 as 8.5); the notes quote the rubric mark.

  • Performance 7.4 (rubric 6.5): Rule: 500 W motor sits in the 400 to 599 W band; quad blades chop evenly per the card.
  • Versatility 5.9 (rubric 4.5): A single 0.5L chopping bowl; chopping only.
  • Ease of Use 8.1 (rubric 7.5): One-touch operation, anti-slip ring and a dishwasher-safe bowl.
  • Build 8.1 (rubric 7.5): Kenwood build with a quad-blade system; 4.5 stars from 186 ratings; warranty term not on the card.

Pros

  • + Quad-blade system chops evenly in seconds
  • + Anti-slip ring keeps it steady in use
  • + 500W motor is punchy for a mini chopper
  • + Dishwasher-safe bowl and a 4.5-star rating

Cons

  • − Tiny 0.5L bowl only suits small batches
  • − Single-purpose - chopping only
500W MotorQuad Blades0.5L BowlOne-TouchDishwasher-Safe Bowl
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Sovyime dual-bowl food processor with two 2L bowls and bi-level chopping blades

Sovyime

Sovyime Dual-Bowl Food Processor

Two 2L BowlsBi-Level BladesMeat Grinder
ValueOn Sale
Rank #6

Sovyime Dual-Bowl Food Processor

Our Verdict

Twin 2L bowls with bi-level blades let you chop veg in one and grind meat in the other without stopping to clean.

7.2GoodTop7 Score
A$69.99A$89.99Save 22%
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★ 4(402 reviews)
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The Sovyime's party trick is two separate 2L bowls, each with its own bi-level blade set - so you can chop onions, garlic and salad in one while grinding meat in the other, with no cross-contamination and no stopping to wash up in between. It's a genuinely handy setup for anyone who preps proteins and veg in the same session. The bi-level blades speed through everything from fruit to mince, and at around $60 it still offers good value for the double capacity. Its 4.2-star rating from several hundred reviews is modest rather than outstanding, reflecting its simple single-button design, but for straightforward chopping and grinding it does the job well.

Performance
7.8
Versatility
7.0
Ease of Use
7.8
Build
7.4
Owners
6.4

Owners is the 4★ Amazon AU rating from 402 reviews, weighted toward the category average when there are few. Fewer than two published reviews of this exact model, so the owner rating carries that weight too. Tick marks show the category average.

How we scored it

Each measure is marked against the category's rubric, where 10 is the best you can buy, 8 is strong, 6 is basic but sound and 4 falls short. The bars show that mark on the Top7 scale (a 6 reads as 7.0, an 8 as 8.5); the notes quote the rubric mark.

  • Performance 7.8 (rubric 7): Provisional: no rated wattage on the card; bi-level blades chop and mince, 4.2 stars from 395 ratings.
  • Versatility 7.0 (rubric 6): Two 2L bowls each with bi-level blades for veg and meat; chops and grinds only, no discs.
  • Ease of Use 7.8 (rubric 7): Single button with no speed control; detachable blades and bowls are easy to clean.
  • Build 7.4 (rubric 6.5): Budget brand with a plastic body; 4.2 stars from 395 ratings; warranty term not on the card.

Pros

  • + Two 2L bowls with separate blades - chop veg and grind meat without cross-contamination
  • + Bi-level blades speed up chopping and mincing
  • + Good value at under $65 for the double capacity
  • + Detachable blades and bowls are easy to clean

Cons

  • − Simple single-button control, no variable speed
  • − Chops and grinds only - no slicing or grating discs
Two 2L BowlsBi-Level BladesMeat GrinderDetachable BladesBudget
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Healthy Choice large electric food chopper with 2L glass bowl and stainless-steel motor base

Healthy Choice

Healthy Choice Large Electric Food Chopper

2L Glass Bowl300W MotorIce Crushing
BudgetOn Sale
Rank #7

Healthy Choice Large Electric Food Chopper

Our Verdict

2L glass-bowl electric chopper with two speeds, detachable single or double blades and enough grunt to crush ice.

7.0GoodTop7 Score
A$39.95A$45.95Save 13%
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★ 3.9(162 reviews)
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The Healthy Choice is the cheapest pick on the list at $39.95, and it's a lot of chopper for the money. The generous 2L glass bowl won't stain or scratch the way plastic does, two speed settings let you switch between coarse and fine, and you can run either a single or double blade depending on the job - it'll even crush ice. The stainless-steel motor housing feels sturdier than the price implies. A 4.1-star rating from more than 150 reviews makes it a sensible budget buy if you just want to make chopping faster.

Performance
7.0
Versatility
7.0
Ease of Use
7.8
Build
7.8
Owners
6.2

Owners is the 3.9★ Amazon AU rating from 162 reviews, weighted toward the category average when there are few. Fewer than two published reviews of this exact model, so the owner rating carries that weight too. Tick marks show the category average.

How we scored it

Each measure is marked against the category's rubric, where 10 is the best you can buy, 8 is strong, 6 is basic but sound and 4 falls short. The bars show that mark on the Top7 scale (a 6 reads as 7.0, an 8 as 8.5); the notes quote the rubric mark.

  • Performance 7.0 (rubric 6): Rule: 300 W motor sits in the 250 to 399 W band; crushes ice per the card.
  • Versatility 7.0 (rubric 6): 2L glass chopping bowl with single or double blades and ice crushing; no slicing, grating or dough.
  • Ease of Use 7.8 (rubric 7): Two speeds and a glass bowl that lifts off; dishwasher-safe parts not stated.
  • Build 7.8 (rubric 7): Glass bowl and stainless motor housing; 4.1 stars from 158 ratings; warranty term not on the card.

Pros

  • + Cheapest pick here at $39.95
  • + Sturdy 2L glass bowl won't stain or scratch
  • + Crushes ice and swaps between single or double blades
  • + Solid 4.1-star rating from 150+ reviews

Cons

  • − 300W motor is modest for tough, dense loads
  • − Chopping only - no slicing, grating or dough
2L Glass Bowl300W MotorIce Crushing2 SpeedsBudget
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How we rank food processors

Every pick on this list is a genuine food processor or electric chopper that's in stock on Amazon Australia right now, with the price and star rating checked at the time of writing. We deliberately left out hand blenders and other adjacent gadgets, even where they ship with a chopping attachment - if it isn't a bowl-and-blade food processor, it isn't here. We ranked on the things that actually matter day to day: how well each unit chops, purees and mixes; how easy it is to assemble, use and clean; build quality; versatility (attachments, discs and extra functions); and value for money. Customer ratings and review counts carried real weight - a cheap chopper with hundreds of happy reviews often beats a pricier model nobody has tested. We then spread the list across price tiers so there's a sensible option whether you're after a $40 chopper or a $150 all-rounder.

Scored on Performance 40%, Versatility 25%, Ease of use 20%, Build quality 15%, plus owner ratings and critic reviews
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What to Look for in a Food Processor

Capacity

A 0.5L to 1.3L bowl is plenty for herbs, dips, onions and small-batch prep, while a 2L-plus bowl earns its keep if you cook for a family or batch-cook on weekends. Bear in mind a bigger bowl also means a bigger footprint on the bench.

Functions and attachments

A basic chopper handles onions, nuts and breadcrumbs. A full food processor adds slicing and grating discs - the real time-savers - and the better ones knead dough and puree soups too. A 2-in-1 model with a blender jug is handy if you also want smoothies without buying a second appliance.

Power

Power matters less than the marketing suggests, but a 500W-plus motor copes better with hard cheese, ice and dense doughs.

Cleaning

Check what comes in the box and whether the parts are dishwasher-safe - a processor with removable, top-rack-safe bowls and blades is far more likely to get used than one that's a chore to clean.

A good food processor is one of those appliances that quietly earns its bench space. It turns twenty minutes of chopping, slicing and grating into about thirty seconds, whips up dips and pesto without dirtying three bowls, and - on the right model - even kneads pizza dough while you get on with the rest of dinner. Once you've owned one, going back to a chopping board for a big cook feels like hard work. The good news for Australian buyers is that you no longer need to spend a fortune. A capable electric chopper starts around $40, a compact do-it-all processor sits in the $90 to $130 range, and a full 2-in-1 blender-processor combo tops out near $150. We've pulled together the seven best genuine food processors on Amazon AU right now - from full-size workhorses to mini choppers - all verified in stock and ranked on real customer ratings, not marketing claims.

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Food Processors — Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a food processor and a blender?+

A blender is built for liquids - smoothies, soups and sauces - using a tall jug and blades that pull everything into a vortex. A food processor uses a wide, shallow bowl and interchangeable blades or discs to chop, slice, grate and mix mostly dry or semi-solid food. If you mainly make drinks, buy a blender; if you do a lot of chopping and slicing, get a processor. A 2-in-1 model like the Sunbeam Multi Food Processor Plus gives you both in one unit.

What size food processor do I need?+

For herbs, dips, dressings and everyday chopping, a 0.5L to 1.3L bowl like the Kenwood MultiPro Go or Easy Chop is plenty and stores away easily. If you cook for a family or like to batch-cook, step up to a 2L-plus bowl such as the Ninja Professional or the Sunbeam so you're not processing in multiple loads.

Can a food processor knead bread or pizza dough?+

Some can. Models with a dedicated dough function or blade - like the Kenwood MultiPro Go and the Ninja Professional's dough preset - can bring together and knead a small batch of dough in under a minute. Basic choppers can't; they'll strain the motor on stiff dough, so check the specs before you rely on one for baking.

Are food processors dishwasher safe?+

Most modern processors have removable bowls, lids and blades that are top-rack dishwasher safe - the Russell Hobbs Desire and the Kenwood Easy Chop both are. Blades stay sharpest if you hand-wash them, and always check your model's manual, since the motor base must never go anywhere near water.

How much should I spend on a food processor in Australia?+

You can get a genuinely good electric chopper for around $40, like the Healthy Choice, which is ideal if you just want to speed up chopping. Around $90 to $130 buys a compact do-it-all processor with slicing and grating discs, and $150 or so gets you a full 2-in-1 blender-processor combo. Spend to match how you actually cook rather than chasing the highest wattage.

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#1 Pick: Ninja Professional Food Processor BN650 — A$139