Aussies have rated Ninja as the top pick in Canstar Blue’s latest food processor ratings, with five-stars for performance, ease of use, value for money, ease of cleaning, durability and overall satisfaction.
Our review compares food processors on customer satisfaction, so you can find out what other Aussies think about the compared brands before you go ahead with a purchase. Think of it as like asking hundreds of your closest mates which food processor they think is best!
Canstar Blue surveyed 335 Australians for their feedback on food processors they’ve purchased and used in the last three years.
The winning brand is the one that receives the highest overall satisfaction rating once all the scores from the overall satisfaction criteria are combined and averaged.
• Ninja
• Breville
• Anko (Kmart)
Find more detailed information on our Most Satisfied Customer methodology.
Ninja scored five stars for performance, durability, ease of cleaning, value for money, ease of use and overall satisfaction. It scored four stars for features and functionality and design.
The Ninja Professional Food Processor features Auto IQ One Touch Intelligence, which chops, purees, slices and mixes with a single touch of a button. Additionally, the Ninja food processor includes several manual programs such as low, high and pulse. Ninja’s extra attachments allow the user to make pizza bases, cookie dough, sauces and dips as well as the ability to grate cheese and slice vegetables.
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Breville landed five stars for features and functionality, ease of cleaning, design and durability. It scored four stars for performance, value for money, ease of use and overall satisfaction.
Breville has been a popular brand in Aussie households since 1932, creating a wide range of kitchen appliances such as ovens, blenders, coffee machines and kettles. Its food processors range offers multiple models under the ‘Wizz’ line-up, from the Mini Wizz through to larger units capable of tackling large quantities.
The Kitchen Wizz 11 model features a micro-serrated quad-blade system, multiple feed-in chute sizes and variable slicing discs with auto safety shut-off.
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Anko (Kmart) scored four stars for durability, ease of use, ease of cleaning and value for money. It had a three-star rating for features and functionality, performance, design and overall satisfaction.
Kmart’s affordable Anko appliances include a range of Anko food processors. Its largest model has a bowl capacity of 2L and functions such as chopping, grating, slicing and kneading as well as a two-speed setting and pulse function.
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Not all brands in the market qualify for our ratings (based on minimum survey sample size), but that doesn’t mean they’re not worth considering. Here are several more brands to check out before making a purchase decision.
This report was written by Canstar Blue’s Home and Lifestyle Content Producer Kate Lockyer. She has completed a Bachelor of Journalism at the University of Queensland. Kate’s been writing professionally for two years, and has worked as a content writer, media assistant and newsroom contributor for a variety of organisations and publications, including the National Family Violence Prevention Legal Service, community radio station 4ZZZ and Shelly’s Swim School.
Samantha Howse is Canstar Blue’s Consumer Research Specialist, coordinating the consumer research program behind our customer satisfaction awards across Canstar and Canstar Blue in Australia and New Zealand. Sam has earned a Bachelor of Business (Marketing) from Griffith University and, with seven years in market research and 2 years in marketing, she is experienced in survey design, implementation and analysis, coupled with an understanding of marketing principles and best practice.
Here are the past winners from Canstar Blue’s food processor ratings:
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