What should you check before choosing?
Start with the recipes you make most often. Note the steps involved, then check which ones the same appliance can actually carry out using its included accessories.
| Feature |
What to check before buying |
Who is most likely to prioritise it? |
| Food preparation and cooking |
For three recipes you make regularly, check which tools are included and whether the appliance can cook the food. |
When a recipe involves chopping, mixing and then cooking, I want to avoid switching between appliances; around 36% of consumers primarily value being able to combine these tasks. |
| Portions and steaming |
Check the fill level recommended for your recipes and whether a steam basket is included. |
If I’m cooking for several people or often steam food, I check the usable capacity and included accessories; around 22% of consumers prioritise capacity or steaming. |
| Space and cleaning |
Measure the space available and check the cleaning instructions for each part. |
In a kitchen where worktop and storage space are limited, I want to be able to set up the appliance and clean its parts without making my routine more complicated; around 21% of consumers prioritise space and cleaning. |
| Recipes and access |
Check the difference between built-in recipes, the app, any free trial periods and possible subscription requirements. |
If I want to follow guided recipes, I check what remains available after any trial period; around 21% of consumers are primarily concerned about recipes and how to access them. |
Cooking food processor available on Joybuy
This option combines food preparation and cooking in one appliance, for recipes that involve several steps.
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Robby multifunction cooking food processor with built-in scales and touchscreen, 680 recipes
The product description combines chopping, mixing and cooking for recipes that require both preparation and cooking in one appliance.
Built-in scales and a touchscreen; the product description lists 680 guided recipes, a 3.5 L bowl, grating, steaming and slow cooking.
The chopping and grating blades are described as very sharp, so the product information recommends handling them with care. The bowl and its contents get hot during cooking, so use suitable protection when handling them.
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Frequently asked questions about cooking food processors
Can a multicooker chop ingredients before cooking them?
Don’t assume it can: the Cookeo+ CE851910 is described as having a cooking bowl and a steam basket, with functions focused on cooking. If chopping is important, check that the model you’re considering explicitly includes a suitable tool.
Can I put all the parts of a cooking food processor in the dishwasher?
No, don’t assume so based on a general claim. The Moulinex guide for the i-Companion Touch XL specifically says to let the parts cool before rinsing them, including the seal. Check the manual for the model and each accessory before washing.
Do guided recipes always require a subscription?
No, terms vary between systems. Moulinex advertises a free app for the Companion XL HF80CB10, Magimix offers free recipes in its app, and Kenwood lists built-in recipes for the KCL96.004DG. For Cookidoo, Vorwerk says a subscription gives unlimited access after any applicable free trial periods.
Which statutory guarantee applies when buying in France?
When a product is sold by a business to a consumer, the statutory guarantee of conformity is compulsory and you can claim against the seller if the product does not conform. The Ministry of the Economy and Finance explains that this is separate from a commercial guarantee or paid extension. Check the terms that apply to your purchase.
What does the CE mark mean on an appliance sold in France?
For products covered by EU rules, the CE mark indicates that the manufacturer declares the product meets the applicable requirements. The DGCCRF clarifies that it is not an independent performance certification, so also check the model’s compliance information and manual.