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The first food processor was designed by Carl Sontheimer in 1971, and first found their way onto the American consumer market. Later being released in Europe. A food processor is a cooking appliance that can perform repetitive cooking tasks in the process of food preparation. Presently most of these machines use an electric motor driven design. But it is still possible to buy manual devices that are also called "food processors". Most food processors use swappable blades, disks and attachments to blend and cut a range of vegetables and foods. The functions of a food processor usually consist of:

• Slicing vegetables.
• Pureeing.
• Chopping vegetables.
• Mixing and kneading doughs for bread.
  
• Grinding nuts and meat.
  
• Shredding and grating cheese.

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Posted on 07 / 01 / 2006

Kenwood Major KM005

This food processor really suits my post modern kitchen with it's stylish brushed aluminium design. It seems quite a powerful machine, but luckily it's quieter than my old one. I've mainly used it for large scale cake mixing, and up until now has done a good job. The only downside being that the flex is far too short.

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We found that Magimix produced a range of quality food processors with options such as Automatic speed control that the machine automatically adjusts the speed to tackle the job at hand. Other food processors we saw came with options such as pulse control for breaking down foods and folding air into particular recipes and dishwasher safe attachments so the attachments can be safely washed either by hand or by a dishwasher for convenience.