5 Best Food Processors Under $200 in the US - January 2020
Which Are the Best Food Processors Under $200?
Don't have time to read our analysis of the best food processors under $200? No problem, let's cut to the chase, the best food processors under $200 are:
- 1) Cuisinart DLC2009CHB - $99.99 eBay
- 2) Philips HR762800 - $191.99 BMBSHOPPE
- 3) KitchenAid KFP1133OB - $149.99 MDGSALES
- 4) Hamilton Beach 70740 - $25.99 eBay
- 5) Kenwood FPP210 - $52.20 eBay
What Food Processor Under $200 to Buy in January 2020?
Let's take a look at the top 5 food processors under $200 currently for sale in the US, compared side by side:
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| The best rated food processor under $500, with a fair price. Multiple reviews mentioned that this food processor isheavy and bulky. | A classic and amazingly economical to run 2.2L capacity, 650W food processor, with a very good spec and a good price. | A cheap and fully featured 2.6L capacity, 360W food processor. | Multiple reviews mentioned that this food processor has a really powerful motor, it's really easy to use and an excellent size. It's a classic and bowl capacity 450W, 2 speed level food processor, with a very good spec and a cheap price. | A fully featured and remarkably economical to run 2.1L capacity, 750W food processor, with a good price. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Shredding Insert (Fine) Slicing Insert (Fine) Dishwasher-Proof Parts Better Kagoo Score One More Award Significantly Better Expert Reviews A Little Better User Reviews Better Brand 2 More Items
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Two Speed Levels Emulsifying Disc Kneading Tool Pulse Function $11 Cheaper to Run Over Five Years A Bit Better User Reviews |
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One More Speed Level Dough Tool Pulse Function More Shops Are Selling it One Year Newer |
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Bigger Bowl Capacity One More Speed Level Parmesan Grater Shredding Insert (Fine) Slicing Insert (Fine) Dishwasher-Proof Parts Pulse Function $26 Cheaper 2 More Items
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Vastly Smaller Bowl Capacity Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $166 Not As Many Stockists Older by Over Five Years Worse Brand |
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68% Smaller Bowl Capacity Worse Kagoo Score $124 More Expensive Worse Brand |
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Hugely Smaller Bowl Capacity Worse Kagoo Score More Expensive by $26 Fewer Sellers Older by Over Five Years $11 More Expensive to Run Over Five Years Worse Brand 1 More Item
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Cuisinart DLC2009CHB
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The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has a Kagoo Score of 90. With a price tag of $99.99 this food processor is fair value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB.
The best rated food processor under $500, with a fair price. Multiple reviews mentioned that this food processor isheavy and bulky.
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Our review analysis indicates that Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has brilliant expert reviews and superb user reviews with an average overall rating of 96%.
8 Reasons For for Choosing the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has a shredding insert (fine) (as does the Hamilton Beach 70740), whereas the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not have this feature. More ...
A shredding insert for your food processor is a special plate that is specially designed to finely shred ingredients such as cabbage and lettuce, as well as anything that needs reducing to fine parts.
A shredding insert is a metal plate the sits on top of the bowl, that has a number of sharpened slots on it. You push food through the tube into the appliance, where it hits the fast-rotating plate and is shredded into small bits, which then fall down into the main bowl.
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has a slicing insert (fine), and so does the Hamilton Beach 70740, whereas the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not. More ...
A slicing insert is an attachment for the food processor that is designed to finely slice foods such as carrots, cheese or fruits.
A slicing insert is a metal plate the sits on top of the bowl, that has a number of sharpened slots on it. You push food through the tube into the appliance, where it hits the fast-rotating plate and is sliced into fine slices, which then fall down into the main bowl.
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has a dishwasher-proof parts (as do the Hamilton Beach 70740 and the Kenwood FPP210), whereas the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not have this feature. More ...
'Dishwasher-Proof Parts' denotes whether the food processor has attachments and parts that are safe to clean using a dishwasher.
Dishwasher-proof attachments make cleaning the appliance post-cooking far easier.
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has received a Kagoo Score of 90, whereas the Hamilton Beach 70740 scored 86, the Kenwood FPP210 scored 85, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB scored 86 and the Philips HR762800 scored 87.
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has received 1 award from an expert review site, but the Hamilton Beach 70740 has received no awards, the Kenwood FPP210 has received no awards, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB has received no awards and the Philips HR762800 has received no awards.
Based on 1 expert review, the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has an average review score of 100%, whereas the Hamilton Beach 70740 has an average rating of 80% (based on 1 review).
Based on 8 user reviews, the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB has an average review score of 93%, whereas the Hamilton Beach 70740 has an average rating of 90% (based on 249 reviews).
Cuisinart food processors have an average rating of 95%, but Hamilton Beach only has an average rating of 88.3%, Kenwood only has an average rating of 85.4%, KitchenAid only has an average rating of 83.5% and Philips only has an average rating of 77.3%.
6 Reasons Against for Choosing the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB
Cuisinart DLC2009CHB is only 2.1 capacity (as does the Kenwood FPP210), but the Hamilton Beach 70740 is an 8L capacity food processor (5.9L bigger) and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 are both 2.2L capacity food processors (0.1L bigger). More ...
Denotes the capacity of the main bowl of the food processor, measured in litres (L).
A larger capacity bowl fitted to your food processor means that a larger amount of ingredients can be processed and mixed at once, meaning the processor is more efficient and can be used for larger cookery tasks.
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB is a one speed level food processor, whereas the Philips HR762800 only has two speed levels. More ...
The number of speed levels the food processor is capable of mixing at.
More speeds on your food processor mean that is it more versatile, and can handle ingredients that require slow, gentle mixing as well as those that require fast, vigorous blending.
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB does not support bluetooth, however the Hamilton Beach 70740, the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do. More ...
Bluetooth support allows you to monitor and control the food processor remotely.
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB is $74 more expensive than the Hamilton Beach 70740 and $48 more expensive than the Kenwood FPP210.
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB is only stocked by 3 retailers, but the KitchenAid KFP1133OB is stocked by 6 stores. More ...
The Cuisinart DLC2009CHB is one year older than the KitchenAid KFP1133OB.
The cheapest price that we could find for the DLC2009CHB in the US is $99.99 and in total we found 3 prices for it.
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The Philips HR762800 has a Kagoo Score of 87. However with a price tag of $191.99 this food processor is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the Philips HR762800.
A classic and amazingly economical to run 2.2L capacity, 650W food processor, with a very good spec and a good price.
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Purchasers report that Philips HR762800 has fantastic user reviews with an average user rating of 93%.
6 Reasons For for Choosing the Philips HR762800
The number of speed levels on the Philips HR762800 is two, and so do the Hamilton Beach 70740, the Kenwood FPP210 and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB, but the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB only has one speed level. More ...
The number of speed levels the food processor is capable of mixing at.
More speeds on your food processor mean that is it more versatile, and can handle ingredients that require slow, gentle mixing as well as those that require fast, vigorous blending.
The Philips HR762800 has an emulsifying disc, however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Hamilton Beach 70740, the Kenwood FPP210 and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB do not have this feature. More ...
An emulsifying disc as an attachment for your food processor that works like a whisk to mix together wet ingredients quickly and efficiently.
An emulsifying disc is a quick and efficient way of making sauces and vinaigrettes such as mayonnaise or salad dressing.
The Philips HR762800 has a kneading tool (as does the Kenwood FPP210), but the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Hamilton Beach 70740 and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB do not have this feature. More ...
'Kneading Tool' denotes whether the food processor comes with a set of dough hooks included.
Dough hooks make kneading bread dough far easier and less time-consuming.
The Philips HR762800 has a pulse function (as do the Hamilton Beach 70740, the Kenwood FPP210 and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB), but the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB does not have this feature. More ...
A 'pulse' function is one that turns the food processor on repeatedly for very short intervals. It helps to reduce ingredients effectively without over-mixing them.
A pulse function is extremely helpful for reducing soup and finishing off mixing tasks.
Over five years the Philips HR762800 only costs $71 to run whereas the Kenwood FPP210 costs $82 to run (15% more). More ...
Based on 8 reviews, the Philips HR762800 has an average user review score of 93%, but the Hamilton Beach 70740 has an average rating of 90% (based on 249 reviews).
6 Reasons Against for Choosing the Philips HR762800
The Philips HR762800 has a bowl capacity of 2.2, however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Kenwood FPP210 and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB are all 2.6L capacity food processors (0.4L bigger) and the Hamilton Beach 70740 is an 8L capacity food processor (5.8L bigger). More ...
Denotes the capacity of the main bowl of the food processor, measured in litres (L).
A larger capacity bowl fitted to your food processor means that a larger amount of ingredients can be processed and mixed at once, meaning the processor is more efficient and can be used for larger cookery tasks.
The Philips HR762800 has received a Kagoo Score of 87, but the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB scored 90.
The Philips HR762800 is $92 more expensive than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, $166 more expensive than the Hamilton Beach 70740, $140 more expensive than the Kenwood FPP210 and $42 more expensive than the KitchenAid KFP1133OB.
The Philips HR762800 is only stocked by 2 sellers, however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB is stocked by 3 stores, the Hamilton Beach 70740 is stocked by 3 stores and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB is stocked by 6 shops. More ...
The Philips HR762800 is four years older than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, one month older than the Kenwood FPP210 and five years older than the KitchenAid KFP1133OB.
Philips food processors have an average rating of only 77.3%, however Cuisinart has an average rating of 95%, Hamilton Beach has an average rating of 88.3%, Kenwood has an average rating of 85.4% and KitchenAid has an average rating of 83.5%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the HR762800 in the US is $191.99 but in total we found only 2 prices for it.
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The KitchenAid KFP1133OB has a Kagoo Score of 86. However with a price tag of $149.99 this food processor is a bit expensive. For further details check out our full review of the KitchenAid KFP1133OB or read our article on whether you should buy a KitchenAid food processor.
A cheap and fully featured 2.6L capacity, 360W food processor.
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5 Reasons For for Choosing the KitchenAid KFP1133OB
The KitchenAid KFP1133OB is a two speed level food processor (as do the Hamilton Beach 70740, the Kenwood FPP210 and the Philips HR762800), whereas the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB only has one speed level. More ...
The number of speed levels the food processor is capable of mixing at.
More speeds on your food processor mean that is it more versatile, and can handle ingredients that require slow, gentle mixing as well as those that require fast, vigorous blending.
The KitchenAid KFP1133OB has a dough tool, however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Hamilton Beach 70740, the Kenwood FPP210 and the Philips HR762800 do not have this feature. More ...
'Dough Tool' denotes whether the food processor comes with a set of dough hooks included.
Dough hooks make kneading bread dough far easier and less time-consuming.
The KitchenAid KFP1133OB has a pulse function, and so do the Hamilton Beach 70740, the Kenwood FPP210 and the Philips HR762800, whereas the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB does not. More ...
A 'pulse' function is one that turns the food processor on repeatedly for very short intervals. It helps to reduce ingredients effectively without over-mixing them.
A pulse function is extremely helpful for reducing soup and finishing off mixing tasks.
A greater number of retailers increases the price competition amongst retailers for this food processor and also increases the chances of the product remaining in stock.
The KitchenAid KFP1133OB is one year newer than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, six years newer than the Hamilton Beach 70740, five years newer than the Kenwood FPP210 and five years newer than the Philips HR762800
4 Reasons Against for Choosing the KitchenAid KFP1133OB
KitchenAid KFP1133OB is only 2.6 capacity. That's 0.4L bigger than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Kenwood FPP210 and the Philips HR762800 (2.2L) and 5.4L smaller than the Hamilton Beach 70740 (8L). More ...
Denotes the capacity of the main bowl of the food processor, measured in litres (L).
A larger capacity bowl fitted to your food processor means that a larger amount of ingredients can be processed and mixed at once, meaning the processor is more efficient and can be used for larger cookery tasks.
The KitchenAid KFP1133OB has received a Kagoo Score of 86, whereas the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB scored 90 and the Philips HR762800 scored 87.
The KitchenAid KFP1133OB is more expensive than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB by $50, more expensive than the Hamilton Beach 70740 by $124 and more expensive than the Kenwood FPP210 by $98.
KitchenAid food processors have an average rating of only 83.5%, but Cuisinart has an average rating of 95%, Hamilton Beach has an average rating of 88.3% and Kenwood has an average rating of 85.4%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the KFP1133OB in the US is $149.99 and in total we found 6 prices for it.
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The Hamilton Beach 70740 has a Kagoo Score of 86. With a price tag of $25.99 this food processor is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Hamilton Beach 70740.
Multiple reviews mentioned that this food processor has a really powerful motor, it's really easy to use and an excellent size. It's a classic and bowl capacity 450W, 2 speed level food processor, with a very good spec and a cheap price.
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Multiple reviews mentioned that Hamilton Beach 70740 has good expert reviews and very good user reviews with an average overall rating of 83%, based on 250 reviews.
8 Reasons For for Choosing the Hamilton Beach 70740
The Hamilton Beach 70740 is an 8 capacity food processor. That's 5.8L bigger than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 (2.2L). More ...
Denotes the capacity of the main bowl of the food processor, measured in litres (L).
A larger capacity bowl fitted to your food processor means that a larger amount of ingredients can be processed and mixed at once, meaning the processor is more efficient and can be used for larger cookery tasks.
The Hamilton Beach 70740 has two speed levels (as do the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800), however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB only has one speed level. More ...
The number of speed levels the food processor is capable of mixing at.
More speeds on your food processor mean that is it more versatile, and can handle ingredients that require slow, gentle mixing as well as those that require fast, vigorous blending.
The Hamilton Beach 70740 has a parmesan grater, whereas the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not have this feature. More ...
A parmesan grates is a special extra for your food processor that is specifically designed to efficiently grate hard cheeses such as parmesan.
A grating disc is a metal plate the sits on top of the bowl, that has a number of sharpened slots on it like a cheese grater. You push parmesan or any hard food through the tube into the appliance, where it hits the fast-rotating plate and is grated into small bits, which then fall through the holes into the main bowl.
The Hamilton Beach 70740 has a shredding insert (fine), and so does the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, however the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not. More ...
A shredding insert for your food processor is a special plate that is specially designed to finely shred ingredients such as cabbage and lettuce, as well as anything that needs reducing to fine parts.
A shredding insert is a metal plate the sits on top of the bowl, that has a number of sharpened slots on it. You push food through the tube into the appliance, where it hits the fast-rotating plate and is shredded into small bits, which then fall down into the main bowl.
The Hamilton Beach 70740 has a slicing insert (fine) (as does the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB), however the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not have this feature. More ...
A slicing insert is an attachment for the food processor that is designed to finely slice foods such as carrots, cheese or fruits.
A slicing insert is a metal plate the sits on top of the bowl, that has a number of sharpened slots on it. You push food through the tube into the appliance, where it hits the fast-rotating plate and is sliced into fine slices, which then fall down into the main bowl.
The Hamilton Beach 70740 has a dishwasher-proof parts, and so do the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB and the Kenwood FPP210, however the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not. More ...
'Dishwasher-Proof Parts' denotes whether the food processor has attachments and parts that are safe to clean using a dishwasher.
Dishwasher-proof attachments make cleaning the appliance post-cooking far easier.
The Hamilton Beach 70740 has a pulse function, and so do the Kenwood FPP210, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800, however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB does not. More ...
A 'pulse' function is one that turns the food processor on repeatedly for very short intervals. It helps to reduce ingredients effectively without over-mixing them.
A pulse function is extremely helpful for reducing soup and finishing off mixing tasks.
The Hamilton Beach 70740 costs $74 less than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, costs $26.21 less than the Kenwood FPP210, costs $124 less than the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and costs $166 less than the Philips HR762800.
6 Reasons Against for Choosing the Hamilton Beach 70740
The Hamilton Beach 70740 has received a Kagoo Score of 86, however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB scored 90 and the Philips HR762800 scored 87.
Only 3 sellers sells the Hamilton Beach 70740, whereas 6 sellers sell the KitchenAid KFP1133OB. More ...
The Hamilton Beach 70740 is older than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB by five years, older than the Kenwood FPP210 by 15 months, older than the KitchenAid KFP1133OB by six years and older than the Philips HR762800 by 14 months.
The Hamilton Beach 70740's average expert rating is 80%, however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB's is 100% (based on 1 review).
The Hamilton Beach 70740's average user rating is 90%, however the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB's is 93% (based on 8 reviews) and the Philips HR762800's is 93% (based on 8 reviews).
Hamilton Beach food processors have an average rating of only 88.3%, whereas Cuisinart has an average rating of 95%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the 70740 in the US is $25.99 and in total we found 3 prices for it.
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The Kenwood FPP210 has a Kagoo Score of 85. With a price tag of $52.20 this food processor is good value for money. For further details check out our full review of the Kenwood FPP210 or read our article on whether you should buy a Kenwood food processor.
A fully featured and remarkably economical to run 2.1L capacity, 750W food processor, with a good price.
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$82 Over 10 Years |
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5 Reasons For for Choosing the Kenwood FPP210
The Kenwood FPP210 is a two speed level food processor, and so do the Hamilton Beach 70740, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800, whereas the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB only has one speed level. More ...
The number of speed levels the food processor is capable of mixing at.
More speeds on your food processor mean that is it more versatile, and can handle ingredients that require slow, gentle mixing as well as those that require fast, vigorous blending.
The Kenwood FPP210 has a kneading tool (as does the Philips HR762800), whereas the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Hamilton Beach 70740 and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB do not have this feature. More ...
'Kneading Tool' denotes whether the food processor comes with a set of dough hooks included.
Dough hooks make kneading bread dough far easier and less time-consuming.
The Kenwood FPP210 has a whisk, but the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB, the Hamilton Beach 70740, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not have this feature. More ...
Whether the food processor comes with a whisk included.
Whisks are helpful for quickly and efficiently whisking up cream, eggs, and in all manner of baking.
The Kenwood FPP210 has a dishwasher-proof parts (as do the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB and the Hamilton Beach 70740), whereas the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 do not have this feature. More ...
'Dishwasher-Proof Parts' denotes whether the food processor has attachments and parts that are safe to clean using a dishwasher.
Dishwasher-proof attachments make cleaning the appliance post-cooking far easier.
The Kenwood FPP210 has a pulse function (as do the Hamilton Beach 70740, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800), whereas the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB does not have this feature. More ...
A 'pulse' function is one that turns the food processor on repeatedly for very short intervals. It helps to reduce ingredients effectively without over-mixing them.
A pulse function is extremely helpful for reducing soup and finishing off mixing tasks.
7 Reasons Against for Choosing the Kenwood FPP210
Kenwood FPP210 is only 2.1 capacity (as does the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB), but the Hamilton Beach 70740 is an 8L capacity food processor (5.9L bigger) and the KitchenAid KFP1133OB and the Philips HR762800 are both 2.2L capacity food processors (0.1L bigger). More ...
Denotes the capacity of the main bowl of the food processor, measured in litres (L).
A larger capacity bowl fitted to your food processor means that a larger amount of ingredients can be processed and mixed at once, meaning the processor is more efficient and can be used for larger cookery tasks.
The Kenwood FPP210 has received a Kagoo Score of 85, whereas the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB scored 90, the Hamilton Beach 70740 scored 86, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB scored 86 and the Philips HR762800 scored 87.
The Kenwood FPP210 is $26 more expensive than the Hamilton Beach 70740.
The Kenwood FPP210 is only stocked by 1 shop, but the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB is stocked by 3 retailers, the Hamilton Beach 70740 is stocked by 3 shops, the KitchenAid KFP1133OB is stocked by 6 sellers and the Philips HR762800 is stocked by 2 stores. More ...
The Kenwood FPP210 is four years older than the Cuisinart DLC2009CHB and five years older than the KitchenAid KFP1133OB.
The running costs of the Kenwood FPP210 are $82 which is $11 more than the Philips HR762800 over five years. Show assumptions.
Kenwood food processors have an average rating of only 85.4%, but Cuisinart has an average rating of 95% and Hamilton Beach has an average rating of 88.3%.
The cheapest price that we could find for the FPP210 in the US is $52.20 but in total we found only 1 price for it.
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