Bosch MultiTalent 8 MC812S734G 1200 W Food Processor - White and Stainless Steel

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The Easy Prep Pro answers this need nicely – it’s more of a day-to-day appliance rather than one you haul out every so often. Plus it’s lightweight and compact enough to move around the kitchen as required. Its two bowls – a main 1.9-litre and mini 700ml – plus matching chopping blades and two reversible slicing/grating discs, are all dishwasher safe. The juicer was pretty straightforward - the conical reamer forces the juice out from any citrus fruits you use while a strainer catches any stray pips.

We found that the whisk was really efficient at everything from making batter to whisking egg whites as it rotates on an axis while rotating around the bowl.Accessories/attachments: Stainless steel blade, emulsifying disc, spatula, fine and coarse grating discs, kneader, blender jar, chopper Accessories/attachments: Reversible slicing and grating discs, dual metal whisk, dough tool, knife blade, chopping bowl, blender, spatula All the food processor tools fit into a handy box after use, leaving just the main 3.7-litre bowl and mini bowl to be stored on the die-cast metal base. There’s also an LED timer for counting down and up.

It has a three-litre main bowl – with the option of a ‘mini’ 1.6-litre bowl that fits inside. Although the chopping bowl is quite large we found that it struggled when filled above half way, with anything above this point struggling to reach the blades.

Other food processor accessories can include a blender jug, midi and/or mini bowls that nestle inside the main bowl and have their own blades to chop smaller quantities of nuts, herbs or chocolate with less washing-up. A citrus press may be included. What food processor bowl size do I need? The mini bowl fits inside the main one, and, crucially, has a seal around the edge to stop food spilling out, so when we chopped herbs, there was only one bowl to wash, not two. A separate recipe book has some ideas to get you started, but as you might expect, most of them are basics, such as pesto, mayonnaise, coleslaw, bread and pizza. We said at the beginning that KitchenAid’s 1.7l food processor fit so well into our kitchen and it’s true. Its aesthetic definitely caught our attention, but it was the machines ability to chop, blitz, puree and knead, among other things, that kept this a long-term love affair.