I'm just getting in to baking and have an old hand mixer I've been using. I'm looking for a processor that'll be good for baking and smoothies in the region of £50 - £70. I don't have a lot of kitchen space so something fairly easy to store.
Best food processor for baking and smoothies under £70
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Welcome to the forum @Louise! 
I use a Kenwood Food Processor - I can't remember the model number, but this one looks like the latest version of it:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kenwood-Pro...530755&sr=8-3&keywords=kenwood+food+processor
I've had it for years and it has worked well! I like that it doesn't take up too much space on the worktop when you're using it too. Looks like it's just within your budget too!
I use a Kenwood Food Processor - I can't remember the model number, but this one looks like the latest version of it:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Kenwood-Pro...530755&sr=8-3&keywords=kenwood+food+processor
I've had it for years and it has worked well! I like that it doesn't take up too much space on the worktop when you're using it too. Looks like it's just within your budget too!
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I had a Braun food processor that was somewhat expensive and did a lot, but it was difficult finding replacement parts. I'm doing without right now, other than a small Hamilton Beach or Black & Decker chopper (I believe it's labeled as 3 cups), which performs the same function, but on a much smaller scale. I'm upstairs and don't recall which brand it is, but to me, I've found the two brands to be about comparable in quality and price.
I haven't needed a food processor replacement yet, although I have used the blender and small chopper for a few jobs lately. I processed a can of veg-all in the chopper the other day with good success. When I do get around to replacing the food processor, I'll probably stick with one of those two brands, at least unless my budget expands, in which case I might spring for a Cuisinart. I have several Cuisinart small kitchen appliances, as well as pans, and have always been happy with the designs and quality of their products.
I haven't needed a food processor replacement yet, although I have used the blender and small chopper for a few jobs lately. I processed a can of veg-all in the chopper the other day with good success. When I do get around to replacing the food processor, I'll probably stick with one of those two brands, at least unless my budget expands, in which case I might spring for a Cuisinart. I have several Cuisinart small kitchen appliances, as well as pans, and have always been happy with the designs and quality of their products.