Price: $56
Comments: KitchenAid offers a smaller chopper option than Cuisinart, their main competitor in the food processor category. At only 3.5 cups, the Chef’s Chopper ($56) would be a good option for folks looking to make a few servings at a time. KitchenAid offers other processors up to a 12-cup size (with second 10-cup bowl included), which rate very well in Consumer Reports—comparable to a Cuisinart. Rating: A
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