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- 2 speeds and pulse option
- Integrated drawer
- Patented unique blender jug design
- 2 litre bowl capacity
- 750 watts
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The Jamie Oliver Food Processor is part of the Jamie Oliver Electrics range by Tefal. Jamie has previously worked with Tefal in cookware but is now extending his innovative ideas into electrical cooking appliances.
This multi-functional food processor is very compact and has integrated storage for all its attachments. This is a ‘direct drive’ food processor as it only has one outlet for each attachment. It also has a unique patented blender attachment which is designed with a sloped base and an off centre blade which means no lugs and constant moving for even blending.
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128 of 130 people found the following review helpful
I chose the jamie Oliver food processor as I am short of cupboard & worktop space but needed both a processor & blender. Made by Tefal this is a nice looking bit of kit that is light enough for lifting in & out of a cupboard, though I do have to remove the bowl to get it to fit in. It is a tad noisy as other reviewers have already pointed out but this suggests to me a better made motor with metal drive cogs. Apparently, Mrs Housewife wants a quiet machine, so they now put plastic drive cogs in a lot of processors to make them quieter than they would be with metal ones. The issue with that is that they strip & ware down when put under pressure or a full load, like cheese.This seems to cope with this ok along with the chopping of veg etc as the suction cups on the base keep the unit firmly in place. The blade is extremely sharp & sits close to the base of the bowl so nothing gets stuck under it; making light work of foods as it chops quickly & evenly. I'm not a baker so can't report on it's cake/dough making skills but would advise that for this or other family use the bowl may be a little on the small side. It is also made of a very flimsy looking plastic that wouldn't stand up to been accidentally dropped. The blender is made of the same thin plastic but is very powerfull making light work of ice & frozen fruit for smoothies. Again it is a tad on the small size so if you need a blender that copes with more than 2 large portions of anything I'd look elsewere. In summery I'd say if cooking for 2 like myself this is absolutly perfect. It is a great price for a well made direct drive model that copes VERY well with all your chopping, grating & blending needs & it is easy to use & put together. If cooking for a family or making cake and dough mixes I'd look for a model with a larger bowl capacity.
99 of 105 people found the following review helpful
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The Jamie Oliver Food Processor is fantastic. It functions more efficiently than its predecessor an Antony Worrall Thompson by Breville FP21 Intelligent Food Processor. It also takes up much less space in my kitchen.
It is well built, and beautifully designed for functionality. The fact that it has easy storage for all of the accessories that it comes with is a positive bonus. The appropriate accessories can be added and removed very swiftly, with a minimum of effort.
There is only a very slight difference between the thickness of cut (tried with courgettes and onions) with the slicing tool, and maybe a thicker cut option would have been an nice touch. Similarly, both grades of grater seem to produce very similar results when used on emmental cheese. That being said, the results of both slicing and grating are very even and extremely quick.
Although the packaging claims the liquidiser has a capacity of 1.25 litres - the instructions tell you that you should only liquidize at most 1 litre of anything. Similarly the main bowl is also restricted to a total of 1 litre of product, even though it has a total capacity of 2 litres.
The liquidizer, its stopper, the mixing bowl and the feeder tube are all graduated in a variety of measures. Again this works very well and the asymmetric design seems to produce an excellent result, without stuff at the edges being missed by the blades, unlike the one that comes with the Antony Worrall Thompson by Breville FP21 Intelligent Food Processor.
The emulsifier disk can whisk small or large volumes efficiently - if you want to make meringue from only 2 egg whites, it will do it in a couple of seconds.
The Jamie Oliver Food Processor is dishwasher safe, and unlike the Antony Worrall Thompson by Breville FP21 Intelligent Food Processor, handles stoppers lids and other components have all been designed so that they do not trap water from the dish-washing process. All the components seem to be sturdy.
The manual comes in a wide variety of languages, including Danish and Arabic, but is very basic. It also mentions an optional mini-chopper, but at the time of writing, this doesn't seem to be available.
As with all the food processors that I've owned, I would have liked it even more if the machine came with a second main bowl - to save washing up between processing different ingredients - but then I'm picky and I think that's the most negative comment that I can make about this wonderful machine.
It is well built, and beautifully designed for functionality. The fact that it has easy storage for all of the accessories that it comes with is a positive bonus. The appropriate accessories can be added and removed very swiftly, with a minimum of effort.
There is only a very slight difference between the thickness of cut (tried with courgettes and onions) with the slicing tool, and maybe a thicker cut option would have been an nice touch. Similarly, both grades of grater seem to produce very similar results when used on emmental cheese. That being said, the results of both slicing and grating are very even and extremely quick.
Although the packaging claims the liquidiser has a capacity of 1.25 litres - the instructions tell you that you should only liquidize at most 1 litre of anything. Similarly the main bowl is also restricted to a total of 1 litre of product, even though it has a total capacity of 2 litres.
The liquidizer, its stopper, the mixing bowl and the feeder tube are all graduated in a variety of measures. Again this works very well and the asymmetric design seems to produce an excellent result, without stuff at the edges being missed by the blades, unlike the one that comes with the Antony Worrall Thompson by Breville FP21 Intelligent Food Processor.
The emulsifier disk can whisk small or large volumes efficiently - if you want to make meringue from only 2 egg whites, it will do it in a couple of seconds.
The Jamie Oliver Food Processor is dishwasher safe, and unlike the Antony Worrall Thompson by Breville FP21 Intelligent Food Processor, handles stoppers lids and other components have all been designed so that they do not trap water from the dish-washing process. All the components seem to be sturdy.
The manual comes in a wide variety of languages, including Danish and Arabic, but is very basic. It also mentions an optional mini-chopper, but at the time of writing, this doesn't seem to be available.
As with all the food processors that I've owned, I would have liked it even more if the machine came with a second main bowl - to save washing up between processing different ingredients - but then I'm picky and I think that's the most negative comment that I can make about this wonderful machine.
10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
bought this as a birthday gift for my aspiring chef partner, (not for me at all-I just get to use it if I'm lucky! ). Very easy to set up and get going. selection of blades were perfect and the juicer made perfect smoothies. The integral tray is an excellent design feature-no chance of misplacing the blades, the size is perfect for family use. It is robust, the rubber feet mean the machine wont move even on the highest setting, stylish and compact enough enough not to need this to be hidden away in a cupboard. We are really pleased with our purchase.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Waste of money
I had a Kenwood processor for years and when it finally gave up I read reviews and decided to give this one a try. Wish I hadn't bothered. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Leylandsurfer
total waste of money
The plastic bowl safety fittings for this machine are brittle and broke within a few uses, meaning that I had to stick something sharp in it to make it work! Read more
Published 1 month ago by loves reading
Making life easy
What a fantastic product,this has made my life so much easier and although not the most
exspecive of its kind i think it is great value for money.
exspecive of its kind i think it is great value for money.
Published 2 months ago by nat
Great baking
I bought this to replace a food processor that I had for over ten years. I found it a bit awkward at first, but now I am used to it & find it far better & easier to use than my... Read more
Published 3 months ago by Alfiebird
Not really a food processor
The blender blades are dull and unable to cut food like chick peas.
The different food processor pieces fit poorly together and I have to use force in order to make them... Read more
The different food processor pieces fit poorly together and I have to use force in order to make them... Read more
Published 4 months ago by Electro Joe
Excellent
I am so impressed with this lightweight compact tool. I bought it in exchange of a disappointing Kenwood Multipro foodprocessor that didn't even do half the things written on its... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Elis
Poor quality - blender difficult to use
I purchased this item 5 weeks ago. From the start, fixing the blender cup on the base was difficult. The fittings have now broken, making the whole product impossible to use. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Emma Mauriaud
get cooking
Well made, solid. Chops, blends and mixes well. Bigger bowl than my previous processor. You need to make sure the blade is fully pushed down on the spindle or it won't rotate. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Bella
A right pain
A nightmare to use. So many bits and no logical way that the parts are used for different mixing. Probably ok if you use it every day but for occasional use, don't touch it with... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Robey
A wiz in the kitechen
So easy to use, and the practicality is superb. All the blades / tools are stored inside the base with the motor which is an added benefit. Read more
Published 13 months ago by Richard Adgie
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