A food processor is a fantastic labor-saving device, handling all your chopping, shredding, and grating needs – but if you have a small kitchen, you might be hesitant about buying one. After all, they're not the prettiest of appliances, and if you don't have sufficient cupboard space then it will have to sit out on your (already cluttered) countertop. That's where mini food processors come in — and the latest ones are a lot more powerful and versatile than you might expect.
As TechRadar's Homes Editor, I test new kitchen tech every month, and I've been truly impressed by just how much you can do with a compact food processor. These are tiny appliances with real chopping power, taking the time-consuming knifework out of preparing vegetables, cheese and breadcrumbs, when you're cooking from scratch.
