| Never chop an onion again: Get a mini food processor.
 It's worth investing in a mini food processor even if you already have a full-size model in your kitchen. The small versions are a home cook's best friend, making the time-consuming process of finely chopping vegetables a breeze. They're small enough that you don't have to dedicate any prized counter space to them and can instead pull yours out of the drawer or cabinet whenever you want to make your dinner prep a little easier. We'd even venture a guess that if you try out one of our favorite models below, you might find you're reaching for this compact appliance multiple times a day.
We tested five of the leading mini food processors and food choppers to find the very best and ended up with winners in two categories: overall and a top budget pick. To learn about the winning models and why we like them so much, read the full review—or find the winners below. The Winners When you buy something through our retail links, we earn an affiliate commission.
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Monday, July 5, 2021
Never chop an onion again: Get a mini food processor.
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