Food processors to make prep easy

For those recipes that need more prep, a food processor is going to make your life a whole lot easier. Our great-value blenders, processors and mixers take care of all the fiddly prep to get food on the table sooner.

Find your kitchen helper

Good kitchen appliances are like giving yourself an extra set of hands. For the prep, you can’t go past a food processor and blender to take over the chopping, slicing, mixing and stirring, even for those delicious doughs.

Compact processors for quick jobs

Say goodbye to onion tears. A mini food processor takes up barely any space and gives you finely diced onion, garlic, mirepoix or herbs in just seconds. They’re also handy for small, quick batches of pesto and other sauces and dips for easy meals on the go. You can even store your dips in an airtight container to have days of snacks.

Full-size processors for big batches

Small food processors are handy, but if you love spending time in the kitchen, you’ll be glad to have a full-size model. While your food processor whips up dough for the bread maker, handles shredding the cheese or gets started on the vegetables for a soup, you can focus on the other areas of the dish that need your attention.

Processor and blender combos

If you’re limited on space but still want all the features of both a processor and blender, a 2-in-1 model is just what you need. It comes with handy attachments to switch up tasks whenever you need, while taking up less space than multiple appliances.

Food processor FAQs

What can I make in a food processor?

Food processors can be used to help prepare ingredients for cooking. They can usually chop vegetables, grate cheese and slice foods, as well as mix dips, sauces and doughs. What you can do depends on the model and its attachments.

What size food processor do I need?

How much bench and storage space you have can help you choose the right-sized food processor. A small food processor suits small kitchens and makes foods like dips, dressings and smaller portions. Larger models give you the option of making larger batches, kneading large batches of dough or shredding blocks of cheese.

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

The main difference between food processors and blenders is how they prepare food. Food processors are designed to blend, chop, slice and mix, while blenders liquefy and create smooth foods, like soups and smoothies.