Best Food Processors in Australia (2026)

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.

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.

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 4.6-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.