The Good Housekeeping Institute’s Kitchen Appliances and Technology Lab has tested more than 30 food processors, including mini food processors in recent years. For the minis, we assessed each one's ability to chop onions (with both the minimum and maximum load), mince parsley, and grind Parmesan cheese. We took note of how quickly each model performed these tasks and how much food was left unprocessed. We also checked the ease of use: How helpful is the owner’s manual? How easy are the blades and lid to assemble? How intuitive and easy are the controls? What range of settings are included? How easy is it to clean? Those that came out on top made our list of the best mini food processors. Our recommendations include tried-and-true favorites as well as new models that have unique features like glass bowls for storing, whipping accessories, or cordless power. Though we haven't tested them all formally in the Lab, they come from Lab-trusted brands and years of experience testing kitchen appliances: In the past preparing meal is a very lengthy and hectic process as you start from collecting each and every ingredient and then peeling, cutting and chopping is the next level after that you are in a state to cook the food which not only takes a lot of time but also makes you feel tired and you could not enjoy the food you cook. Chopping vegetables and fruits by hands is one of the most time consuming and hectic part of cooking. After a long day spending at work you surely want some relaxing time but in the same time you will be feeling hungry and you want to cook something that does not take much time but the most painful part is cutting and chopping the food. But the technology has revolutionaries and made it easy with for you to cook food in less time because of the food processors smallcustom text link food processors smal that took a lot of your meal preparation load as they easily chop, mix, puree, crush and mince the ingredients with in no time and saves a lot of time.