Which multifunction food processor to choose?

Published on : 02 March 20203 min reading time

Whether chopping, blending, cooking or keeping hot, multifunction food processors are very versatile in the kitchen. They are a great help to both amateur and professional cooks. Today, this appliance can be found in almost every kitchen to help you prepare elaborate dishes. But with so many offers, on what criteria should you choose your multifunction food processor? The choice will depend on your use and your habits in the kitchen.

Connected food processors, for beginners and those in need of inspiration

Not all multifunctional robots are the same when it comes to handling, as some are easier to use than others. If you don’t necessarily want to prepare food to the level of a star restaurant, but just need a robot to do the cooking, the connected multifunction cookers are for you. These robots can guide you through recipes and even suggest ideas when you’re in need of inspiration. The Thermomix TM6 is the reference in this field. Indeed, this top-of-the-range cooking robot offers impeccable manufacturing quality, a large 6.8-inch touch screen, very responsive and easy to use. In addition, it is possible for the user to take out an annual subscription to the Cookidoo site which offers more than 45,000 recipes, no more lack of inspiration. The food processor that cooks for you, vorwerk Thermomix is also very energy efficient and easy to clean. But if you have a tighter budget, you can also turn to the Monsieur Cuisine Connect from LIDL, or the I-Companion from Moulinex.

For those who are more resourceful in the kitchen or who only want a specific function

In this category, the Magimix Expert Cook is the best choice to make. This robot has no connection, neither to the Internet nor Bluetooth, but it is extremely complete. It has a few automatic programs, but the most important is its expert mode. This mode allows you to use the machine as you wish, almost without limits. The Cook Expert cooks, chops, grinds and slices your vegetables in complete freedom. If, on the other hand, you mainly want to bake with your food processor, the Kenwood Cooking Chef is ideal. This food processor has no blades, just a whisk and a kneader.

If you are on a tight budget, there are cheaper models available

Baker’s Miogo Maestro is a possible choice, as it offers a rather interesting price-quality ratio. Despite its rather low price, it offers everything you would expect from a multifunction food processor, and its quality of workmanship is more than acceptable. The Mister Cuisine Plus Edition also excels in the area of value for money. It is the model that preceded the LIDl Mr. Kitchen Connect. It is not connected, but it will still meet many of your expectations.

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