Amazon slashes Kenwood food processor to £79.98 in huge spring sale (aff)
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Amazon’s Spring Day Deals have cut the price of a popular Kenwood food processor by almost half – promising faster chopping, slicing and blending for busy home cooks.
It’s the time of year when we all open up our homes - and hopefully gardens - to guests again. Whether you’re cooking for family or friends, enjoying a home cooked meal with loved ones is one of life’s little pleasures.
But what’s not so pleasurable is the time it takes to make that meal thanks to all that chopping, dicing and grating of ingredients. But, the Kenwood FDP65.860WH food processor has been designed to slash the time it takes for food prep - and helpfully Amazon has also cut the price by almost 50% as part of its Spring Day Deals event. Amazon Prime members get free delivery on eligible items. Non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order.
The Kenwood FDP65.860WH food processor has nine attachments to help make all food tasks a breeze including a 1.5L Blender, a Multi-Mill for grinding and chopping smaller quantities, a Patented Express Serve unique to Kenwood for slicing and grating direct to plate, plus the Express Dice, a Kenwood one-of-a-kind dicing attachment to give those perfect uniform cuts.
Amazon customers have reported using the Kenwood FDP65.860WH food processor to help them make their favourite smoothies, homemade soups, pasta sauces and even dough for bread or pasta.
One reviewer gave it five stars and wrote: “This is a great allround kitchen food processor and it comes with a plenty of tools and accessories. What I love is the fact I can make large batches of vegetables prepped and cut for freezer storage and using this makes light and quick work of it.”
Another person said: “Great food processor which has all the attachments I need. Having a lot of the parts, bowl, blades, dishwasher safe is great. It makes cooking so much easier.”
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One person did note that the instructions for how to use the Kenwood FDP65.860WH food processor were not very clear, but said they were able to find helpful video guides on Youtube instead. While another was disappointed that the gadget has to sit on their worktop because it is too tall to fit in a cupboard.
For a budget-friendly alternative, try the Amazon Basics Food Processor and Blender Combo instead for £45.08. This is described as a “versatile 2-in-1 appliance with a food processing bowl and a blender jug for complete food prep solution”. This also won praise with Amazon reviewers, who said “it offers a lot of practical versatility for everyday kitchen tasks” and also “it’s easy to assemble and change out the parts.”
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