Kenwood MultiPro Express Weigh Food Processor, 8 Processing Tools, Variable Speed with Pulse Function, Integrated Digital Scales, Capacity 3L, FDM71.960SS, Silver

So far i have used the food processor to make:1. Pancake batter using the mixer, No lumps!2. Homemade Doner kebab with the blades, blended the meat into a paste while also chopping onions, and mixing the seasoning at the same time, no issues at all3. Homemade peanut butter, using the blades, was recommended to blend in 1 minute stints to avoid overheating the motor (from recipe not manufacturer) and did the job perfectly! tastes so good and to know i made it myself makes it even nicer!I've also used the top attachment for chopping onions, grating cheese, chopping other vegetables and it does everything perfectly!what i wasn't aware of, even though it is advertised is a little chip slicer, and it works so well! wash the potatoes, halve them, then pop them in the slicer, push and boom, perfectly cut chips for the fryer!overall, this has made food prep seriously easy!100% recommend

Great machine and doesn’t take up much space.

The Kenwood MultiPro Express is incredibly handy, especially with its built-in weighing feature that makes food prep so much easier. It handles a variety of tasks well, and I even bought extra attachments like another blender jug and mill, which work perfectly with it. Cleaning is a breeze—I just add some dish soap and blend, and it’s good as new.The only downside is the storage for the attachments. There are so many fittings, and they come with a flimsy bag that doesn’t feel safe. If you’re not careful, you might accidentally cut yourself when reaching in. I wish Kenwood had included a sturdier storage solution to keep everything organized and safe. Other than that, it’s a great kitchen tool!

Having replaced an old food processor which had burnt out I looked around for a replacement. This had all the features I was looking for and was reasonably priced. With the first one that arrived I couldn't get the bowl to lock into place so the machine wouldn't start, a replacement was sent the very next day.The whole machine seams very solid and well made and the liquidiser jug is quite heavy but comes apart for easy cleaning. This is much better than my previous food processor which was from a good reputable make.

Quite sturdy and powerful. Versatile functions. Could be better designed for chopping vegetables but it's still very good at that nonetheless.

It's a bit of a jigsaw to put together every time, you have to kinda figure out which bits you need (can be tricky at times). It also means that it takes far more than the footprint of the device to store it - you have a bag of blades, extensions, beaters, etc. etc., and if you have a shallow shelf, it takes up more space because the stack of pieces can get quite high. Once you're set up, though, it works well. The slicing blade doesn't fully cut vegetables to the end, we ended up with a bit of carrot stuck between the top of the blade and the bottom of the lid, so the tolerances in the machine are a bit loose. Okay though, if you're doing a lot of vegetables. For small quantities - get a knife. Quicker to set up, and less cleaning.

In brief: Poor quality unit. Weigh function does not work. Poor customer service.I have been using Kenwood food processors for years. When they break, I buy another from the same range so I can keep using the same accessories.I use my food processor every day, mostly for chopping/grating vegetables and mixing buttercream icing. Unfortunately the quality seems to have dropped and I had to return this item twice.Firstly, the weigh function is a waste of time. It was wildly inaccurate: a 1kg weight on the scales was showing as 700g. I asked Kenwood support if they could repair it but they refused to help and said I had to return the whole unit to Amazon for a replacement, which is very wasteful and left me without a food processor for a while.When the replacement arrived, the weigh function still didn't work. Even worse, I started finding metal washers on my kitchen counter and eventually realised the motor unit was shaking itself apart and shedding components until it started rattling. Amazon refused to replace it again so it had to go back for a refund.The other problem that Kenwood units have is that the chopping blades are smaller in diameter than the mixing bowl, so when you try to chop or grate vegetables they slip down the sides and come out uncut.Amazon support were really helpful but Kenwood customer service was shocking. The button on their website for product support takes you to a completely different website for DeLonghi coffee machines which doesn't offer any help on Kenwood products! The support agent I spoke to was very unhelpful.Kenwood used to be a 'John Lewis' of kitchen products but I think I am going to have to switch to another company as the build quality and service are poor now.

Whilst I have always had a Kenwood Processor, my last one is now discontinued. I ordered this one as it has an integral weighing facility, but the whole machine is very big and bulky with too many attachments. It would take too much time to change attachments over, and I do not have enough space to store all the attachments. However, it is a very nice food processor.