USUnited StatesCurrent49 curated food processors from real brands shoppers actually search for: Cuisinart, Robot Coupe, Amazon Renewed, Waring, Omcan, Hamilton Beach, and more. Junk listings and no-name Amazon-only brands are filtered out by our published quality checks.
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A capable small-batch chopper for everyday prep like onions and dips, but its light motor struggles with denser grinding tasks.
Popular PickA strong-motored processor for chopping, shredding and dough work at a renewed price, though don't expect the smoothest purees from it.
A dependable, easier-to-handle food processor for chopping, shredding and dough at a renewed discount, with reviewers consistently rating it above the heavier competitors it replaced.
The 14-cup bowl and 720-watt motor pay off if you actually cook in volume - dips, dough, batches of vegetables for a crowd.
A genuinely capable everyday food processor at a low price, suited to home cooks who want faster prep rather than dough-making power.
A compact processor reviewers describe as surprisingly powerful for small daily chopping jobs, with the main downside being a hold-to-run button rather than an on and off switch.
A well-regarded, two-bowl processor that handles everyday chopping and pureeing with minimal fuss, provided you keep the top motor housing clean.
A versatile 12-cup processor that reviewers found handled everything from cooked meat to garden vegetables, with the main tradeoff being its size in storage.
A well-liked small processor for quick chopping and grinding jobs, with reviewers specifically noting it holds up even for users with limited hand strength.
A genuinely versatile 3-in-1 that earns praise for its smoothie cycle and power, weighed against recurring reports of the blade assembly loosening over time.
A genuinely heavy duty processor for large batches, though the recurring bowl lock pin failures and one serious safety report are worth weighing against its capacity and five year motor warranty.
A durable, no-frills processor built for people who process food often and don't need slicing or shredding attachments in the same machine.
A capable small-batch chopper for the price, provided the unit arrives intact; the locking lid and pulse control make quick prep genuinely easy.
A capable manual chopper for salsa, pesto and small vegetable jobs, but treat the suction base and internal turning mechanism as parts that may need replacing after a couple years of regular use.
A reasonable way to get KitchenAid build quality at a lower price, as long as you accept the renewed-unit risk and buy the extended warranty if offered.
An effective, no-electricity chopper for everyday prep in small batches, as long as you keep portions modest and accept it is built from plastic rather than metal.
A capable small chopper for everyday prep at a lower Renewed price, though as with any refurbished appliance, test it as soon as it arrives in case you get the one unit that doesn't power on.
A durable, quiet commercial-grade cutter mixer that reviewers who've owned prior Robot Coupe units say is worth the premium over lighter-duty brands.
A 10-cup food processor upgrade reviewers credit with more power and an easier-locking lid than older Cuisinart models, though its bowl shape makes scraping harder.
A capable, easy-to-assemble food processor for the price, though a portion of buyers had units fail within the first year.
A large-capacity processor that longtime Cuisinart owners keep repurchasing for its reliability, though a handful of buyers hit units that failed to engage or work properly.
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Cuisinart, Robot Coupe, Amazon Renewed, Waring, Omcan lead this category among the 25 brands that passed our curation checks.
Cuisinart Food Processor is the most-rated model we track here, with 22,203 Amazon ratings and a 4.6-star average.
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