Kenwood Chef Premier and separate food processor, or Titanium?
(10 Posts) INeedThatForkOff Wed 13-Nov-13 17:27:35  We've
decided on a chef mixer for Christmas, and were set on the
Titanium which includes a processor attachment. However the
Premier is a very good price on Amazon at the moment. We have
storage space. Is a standalone processor a sturdier piece of
equipment? Or is the Titanium processor as good as I need?
Alonglongway Thu 14-Nov-13 00:45:30  It's such an individual
thing - no one else can really advise. I have the titanium and a
few attachments and am very happy with it.  I'll second the
titanium. I think it's fantstic although I do have a mini
processor attachment that fits onto a hand blender for small
jobs.  struggling100 Mon 09-Dec-13 10:29:53  I have the
Titanium, and I love it! However, I would say that the food
processor on it isn't as good as a top quality standalone
device. It doesn't do a bad job, though- and for someone like me
who usually prefers using a knife anyway (except for oni