Things to Consider before Purchasing a Food Processor

Things to Consider before Purchasing a Food Processor

– Main purpose: are you going to be kneading a lot of dough in your processor? If so, you need to go for a strong machine that can handle it, with a reliable motor. If you are going to be using it more for processing vegetables, then go with one that has the right kind of attachments for slicing, dicing, shredding, etc.
– Budget: food processors come in many different sizes and models so once you have your main purpose sorted, look for options that fit in your budget. If you plan to get a lot of use out of it and it’s going to be your main kitchen helper, invest in one that’s strong and will give you years of food processing fun. More on this below, from an Indian kitchen context.
– Counter space: this is a small yet important piece. You have to plan to leave your food processor out on the counter, otherwise you won’t get much use out of it. You also need to be able to store the attachments and accessories in a handy place to reach easily while you use the machine.
– Where to buy: this entirely depends on where you live. In India, there are many stores online where you can compare and see reviews of food processors. You can even go to a store, check out a few models, and then purchase online if prices are better. This is what I did in Australia since prices vary here dramatically depending on where you buy.

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