This small-but-mighty mini chopper’s magic is in its blades: Two sharp stainless steel blades spin in each direction for efficient processing and lock into place so you can seamlessly pour out ...

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Of all my friends, I’m the one with the least cooking prowess. When I first moved into my flat, I didn’t use my kitchen for three months (thanks mostly to my lifestyle - there’s a lot of going out in ...

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My top picks include models from Cuisinart, Hamilton Beach, and KitchenAid. Standard food processors are heavy and expensive (that is, if you’re getting a good one). But they’re super useful for ...

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Food processors are perfect summer grill sidekicks. They can blend marinade for steaks, chop onions for hot dogs, slice vegetables, and purée salsas. No matter your culinary skill level, these ...

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Whether you’re dicing celery, carrots, and onions for a pot pie filling or cutting in butter to make a crust, a food processor can make your job easier. Even if you’re an experienced home cook who ...