I have been very busy testing the entire Desire Collection range of Russell Hobbs appliances. I have used quite a few appliances by Russell Hobbs in the past, in particular, during a competition they ran around Christmas to test their Allure products and come up with some recipes using them. I have to say, I was impressed by the quality overall and so it is nice to be able to have a play with the Desire range, too. The great news is that Russell Hobbs have also kindly offered a second set of products, so I will be hosting a 3-part giveaway for my Fabulicious Food! readers starting today with the Desire Food Processor. The appliances within the Desire range are matt black with red accents. The Desire Food Processor and Jug Blender has a 600W motor.
Space in my kitchen, as in most, is limited, so it is important to me to find products that do the job I want them to do, whilst taking up the least amount of worktop space. The Desire food processor comes in three main pieces with the following features –
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The main body (matt black) with a manual dial at the front.
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Two interchangeable top pieces – the food processor (with red accents) and a 1.5 litre capacity blending jug (with a red bottom and lid).
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In addition to this, you also get a number of accessories, such as a slicing disc, coarse grater, fine grater, a mixing blade that can be used for dough and a creamer that can be used for sponge cakes.
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Two speed settings and a pulse function.
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A small manual including two recipes.
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Desire Blender
The jug blender is pretty standard – it will allow you to crush ice, blend soup and make dips or sauces such as pesto, easily. The lids fits on very securely, as it has a thick layer of rubber around the lid, which I particularly like as it is safe for the kids to stand and have a go at without thinking that the lid will blow off. The jug blender has been a definite winner in our house – “Yay, Mummy, now we can make milkshakes every day!” In actual fact, it is great for a quick and healthy breakfast smoothies and it gets us well away from the temptation of sugary cereals. I have also used it to make a quick Hollandaise Sauce to coat some fresh British Asparagus. The only thing I have noticed is that in full speed, the blender jumps around a little. There are suction feet on the bottom – make sure they are stuck down!
Ren’s Recipe
Strawberry, Banana, Pear and Chocolate Milkshake/Smoothie
What you need –
10-12 fresh strawberries, hulled
2 ripe pears, peeled, chopped
1 banana, peeled, sliced
1 teaspoon hot chocolate powder
Handful of ice cubes
250ml whole milk
How to make –
Throw all the ingredients into a jug blender, blend until smooth, serve and drink immediately.
Desire Food Processor
Aside from the jug blender, you get a second 1.5 litre capacity processing bowl, also with a safety lock lid, though not rubber lined as with the jug blender.
With the discs in place, you can finely slice, shred and blend. You do get a little pusher piece so that you can push any pieces down the tube safely without putting your fingers anywhere near the blades.
There is a creaming disc that you can use to thicken cream, beat eggs and to cream eggs and sugar together to make cakes. I have found that this is fine when using the all-in-one method. But otherwise, use it to cream your butter and sugar together first, then your eggs and then simple mix your flour in with a spoon – otherwise the whisking action will be too harsh. I made one of our family favourites – Nigella’s Marmalade Pudding Cake – in it and it worked a treat. In fact, lots of Nigella recipes call for you to throw everything into a mixer, so this does the job perfectly.
It is also great for making quick summer salads – a great one is Polish classic carrot and apple salad (Surówka) – 3 carrots, one apple, a handful of sultanas, a teaspoon of lemon juice and a sprinkle of sugar and salt. The grater blades are fairly easy to interchange and once in place will shred and grate very quickly.
Overall Impression
All in all, the mixer isn’t too clunky in size, but I have found with food processors that you have to have space to keep them out on the work top otherwise they barely get used. Leaving mine out this week, we’ve used lots more fruit and have made smoothies every day for breakfast. Tonight, we’ll be having homemade pizza using the dough tool.
There is a Jug Blender on its own within the Desire Collection range, but for the sake of an additonal £17 if not less, you would be better off buying the Food Processor which comes with a Jug Blender as well as the Food Processing Bowl.
I was a little disappointed that there weren’t many recipes to try – just two in the manual – and the two links suggested in the book to follow to get more recipes don’t seem to link to any more…
Giveaway
Thanks to Russell Hobbs, I have one Desire Collection Food Processor to giveaway. Here’s how to enter
Discloure: I was sent the Russell Hobbs Desire Collection range to test/review along with a second set to giveway. No incentive was given to write a positive review. All opinions are my own. No monetary compensation was received in order for this product to be featured on Fabulicious Food!
Diana says
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Choclette says
How very exciting and a fantastic birthday present too. Thank you Ren. My poor old food processor which has been with me for over 20 years is struggling. This one looks so smart too and fits in brilliantly with my red kitchen.
Adrian Clarke says
Soup from all my veggie leftovers!
Michael Cannon says
I would make a fruit smoothie
Angie Hoggett says
a chocolate ice cream smoothie, mmm
Herb says
strawberry and cherry milk shakes
Leanne Bucknall says
I’d love to try making my own smoothies, a lot cheaper than buying them, fresher & more nutritious.
John Legge says
Breakfast smoothies for my 2 young sons
kristy brown says
I would make a delicious smoothie with grape, raspberries & mango with pure orange juice! My kids love them and they don’t realise it’s so healthy for them!
Michelle Rayner says
I’d experiment with fruit smoothies
Ellen Stafford says
A lovely healthy smoothie
rachael jones says
banana and chocolate smoothies for my fussy son !
Diane Carey says
I would make something low in fat because my husband has to now watch his cholesterol
Wendy Bailey says
What a sexy looking machine! What wouldn’t I use it for – chopping onions, grating cheese, making pastry – and with my old clapped-out processor, I’ve recently discovered that it is great for mixing up bread/pizza dough, so we’ve been having home made pizzas instead of shop bought just recently….A machine like this is about as limited as your imagination! And this one does smoothies too? I’d never get out of the kitchen, I’d be having too much fun!
sue willshee says
I’m really into salads at the moment so I’d shred lots of veg such as carrot, celeriac and swede for my salads – yum!
lorraine polley says
i would make batches of different flavoured soup
Angela Macdonald says
I would use it to make lovely homemade soup or fruit smoothies. xx
Paula T says
Smoothies a must for me
steven sloan says
I would make soups,smoothies and dips
Sheri Darby says
Home made soup – probably tomato soup
Jayne K says
real banana milkshake
Mick Whitehead says
Soups and smoothies … I could live off those
Jennifer Dyson says
I would make some delicious soup!
Rikka B. says
Water cress soup
Stephen Little says
A smoothie!
Anthony G says
I’d make a fruit shake!
Anthony G says
Looks like a good product
tony houghton says
would have to be a soup
chirag says
mango and strawberry smoothie
Keeley says
I would try out a million different recipes when my youngest is old enough to start trying solid foods.
She’s only 2 weeks old, so a couple of months to go yet.
Helen Moulden says
I would use it to make smoothies because they taste so amazingly good! Would love to try to make a fruits of the forest one!
Hannah says
I have a really good recipe for pavlova made with a special strawberry sauce but it’s really hard to make without a food processor so that would be the first thing would make!
Andrew Halliwell says
Been thinking of trying my hand at making soup for a while.
Also been thinking of trying my hand at foraging, so, what kind of soup… could be anything, from the recipe on last night’s river cottage involving nettles to a plain old chicken soup.
Jill Ashton says
The first thing I would make is a Margharita
Tracy says
Anything! Especially soup, smoothies & HM coleslaw.
sarah fleck says
I would use it for soup 😀
Stephen holman says
i could pretend and say i’d make some healthy smoothies but its more likely to be a liquidized mars bar milk shake or similar 🙂
Pat Stubbs says
I would use it to make my favourite butternut squash soup
Greg says
superb
Wila Jones says
I like to make my little grandson fresh baby meals and this would certainly be a great help.
andrea miles says
strawberry mojito
Samantha Atherton says
I’d make some homemade oup to share with my baby girl at lunchtimes.
Susan Martin says
Oh I would make my favorite soup, Potatoe and leek
chicamba says
I would make my favourite smoothies.
Emily Fowler says
I’d start by making a lovely soup – we need it in this ‘summer’ weather!
Cheryl Darling Pearson says
I would make smoothies for the kids, but freeze some in popsicle holders… just in case we ever get a summer!!!
SUSAN L HALL says
I would make the freshest strawberry milkshake with the finest vanilla ice cream
Natalie White says
I would make parsnip soup! I’m about to move in with my boyfriend and my Dad showed me how to make his famous parsnip soup… now all I need is the blender!
Amanda Richardson says
a nice creamy tomato soup
Kay Perry says
Wow it looks great, sleek and trendy
rachel humphries says
I would make a banana milkshake – its lovely cold milk, bananas and honey. Yeah its not rocket science. You can always invigorate it alittle with extra additions, but the children love the simple version anyway and you cant really go wrong with the recipe. At the moment am having to mash the bananas with a fork so some extra kitchen equipment would definately come in handy 🙂
Sammie Martin says
Fruit Smoothies
Rebecca Woodroof says
a nice fruit smoothie
Eleanor Jones says
I would make a fruity strawberry and cherry smoothie with honey 🙂
Linda Hartland says
I would be making a selection of hummus first
JOANNE ROXBURGH says
I’m a soup kinda gal…I love making all sorts of soups from the traditional to the weird and wonderfull,Altho my sroput soup was not one of my faves,but I was a novice then lol.
Peter says
I would make veggie soups to take to work to keep me going out on my rounds 🙂
Simon Thompson says
some delicious smoothies
Rebbecca says
I would be able to learn how to make soups and pastes for all my family’s malaysian recipes 🙂
Janine Atkin says
id make a fruit smoothie. i bet it would taste so much better than the shop bought stuff
Agata says
I would make a bbq sauce to go on top of my chicken wings
Adrian Crook says
I would make a nice tomato and basil soup
Greig spencer says
homemace soup yummy 🙂
Phyllis Ellett says
Just love leak and potato soup, so will blend that down until lovely, smooth and creamy
Alistair Richardson says
Between me making soups, pies etc and my teenage daughter’s love for baking this would be a hard working machine.
Alex Brownlee says
I would use this to make lush smoothies
denise cross says
pumpkin soup
LESLEY RENSHAW says
MANGO LASSI
Cassandra Fryer says
I have struggled by for years making chunky soup, or par-blending with my hand blender…..you wouldn’t believe the mess I have created using this contraption! This food processor would be fab to win! 😀
kathy grant says
WOULD LOOK LOVELY IN MY KITCHEN
Keith Hunt says
smoothies
Eleanor Powell says
I am hoping for a good crop of tomatoes again this year and another big batch of homemade tomato soup to be frozen down to use over the winter – this would make life alot easier
Christina Michael says
Hummous would be good as a starter
Calum says
This would be perfect for houmous
Lorna Peppiatt says
I would make potato and leek soup. It’s our family’s favourite and so much more tasty when homemade.
John Pomfret says
I’d make a protein shake
Jem Dring says
I would make super summer gazpacho even if the sun isn’t shining i’d still make it feel like summer!
Elizabeth Smith says
Gazpacho, never tried it but it sounds like it’s full of the tastes I love
claire little says
I would make strawberry dacheries 🙂
Nicola says
A tasty tropical fruit smoothie!
marina says
baby food
valerie mccarthy says
I would love to make smoothies and soups. mmmm.
susan miller says
i would make lots and lots of fruit smoothies
louise connor says
Looks great and would go lovely in my red kitchen.
x
Daisy Bryan says
I would make a nice healthy smoothie!
KatherineC says
Some spicy carrot and lentil soup
Lizzie Todd says
I’d definatly whip up some cocktails for my friends!
Nicola Byrne says
Vegetable soup
Loma Wood says
Perfect for my kitchen and I would make my own coleslaw as we do’nt like onion in it!
Natasha Gandy says
I would make amazing cakes and soups for the winter !! x
Karen says
I would use it for a curried cauliflower and leek soup that we like
margaret scott says
I would use it to mush up dinners for my baby grandson.
Gabriella Smith says
I love making bird cake for my feathered friends. The food processor would make this so much easier
Angela L White says
Would love to smoothies for the summer and soup for the winter
Angela M says
I love Carrot and Coriander soup but it has to be silky smooth, so it would certainly get a turn or two in the new blender.
Lemknip Pink says
I’d start with a lovely curry, and some chutney to go with it
Beverley says
Well, at the moment I have a guinea pig with a broken tooth and amongst other things, I’m crushing his regular food up with a pestle and mortar, so I’d probably whizz some of that up! I’m also spending a fortune on jarred baby food to supplement his syringed food, so I’d probably make up a few batches of banana/peach and carrot/pea mush.
Then, when his feeding is done for the day and he’s tucked up with a pile of shredded veggies, I’d make myself a margarita and relax!
William Gould says
At the moment, making smoothies from the fruit we pick from our miniature fruit trees in our small garden!
Jo Taylor says
Lots of soup especially celeriac and potato, my absolute favourite, as well as hommous – so much cheaper than shop bought and you are in charge of what goes into them!
Emma Howard says
I’d make a breakfast smoothie
Janet Ashenden says
Would love one of these. I love my own home made coleslaw, but grating the cabbage and carrot by hand isn’t the same!
Heather Haigh says
Smooth watercress and potato soup.
Becky Willis says
I’d make gorgeous fruit purees for summer sorbet.
Joanne McGawley says
My Homemade Tomato and Basil sauce! I use it on everything!!!
lyndsey b says
I would make a potato dauphinoise and let the blades take the strain of slicing the potatoes finely enough!
Olu Balogun says
A yummy banana smoothie.
Kerry W says
I think I would make some dough and bake some fresh bread rolls to have warm with some soup, which I had made earlier.
Paul Ellams says
I would make a spicy dip for nachos.
Dolly B says
It would make life a heck of a lot easier making pumpkin and squash soup!
Marnie says
yummmmyy!
Hannah clementson says
I would make a chocolate frappe yum yum!
Kelly Hirst says
Id make a chocolate crunchie milkshake…highly fattening : who cares 😉
Carolyn Philip says
I would make potato and parsnip soup as it is my favourite on a rainy, wet day.
belinda porter says
I would like to try the milkshake receipe (Rens Receipe)
Rachel Blackburn says
I’d make some tomato and basil soup with ingredients from my garden 🙂
gerald ludlow says
I would use it to make soups ( tomato is my favourite )
Fay Hayes says
It sounds as though it is good for all sorts of baking and preparation. As I am due to have surgery on both hands shortly and will have restricted use for up to a year it would mean we could still have homemade goodies as I could use the all-in-one method for cakes/biscuits and would still be able to whip up some healthy soups and smoothies. I’m sure my hubby would be a happy man to not have to do it all.
Jill Mann says
My favourite ~ mixed berry and cointreau smoothy – Yummmmmmmyyyyy xxx
Susan Seaman says
wow what a fab prize. id love this to help me get more creative in the kitchen, im such a boring cook but long to try new recipes with minimum equipment.
LYNNE SHARPE says
Smoothies!
Sally Hatton-Crowther says
I would make milkshakes, smoothies & soups. I would also make pancake mixture as I always get loads of lumps.
Laura says
Lots of different sw friendly soup
Felicity says
I’d try and make a nut butter in the food processor.
Laura Pritchard says
Some amazingly tasty smoothies!
Lucy Pasifull says
Mojitos! That’s my Friday night answer anyway, normally I would say a smoothie.
Fran Light says
As the weather is more ‘wintery’ than ‘summery’ at the moment I would make my warming sweet potato and chilli soup. It’s thick, spicy and very warming on chilly days 🙂
Kulwinder Lombardelli says
I would start off with Spring onion soup and go from there.
Naomi says
I would make milkshakes! Ingredients being: MILK, ice cream, & any chocolate bar I’m feeling like at the time. For example: Mars Bar Milkshake! NOM NOM NOM.
claire says
I would make fresh smoothies daily 🙂
Claire says
I would make healthy smoothies and protein shakes.
Alexandra McGahey says
I would make some yummy smoothies and soups which would hopefully make me stick to my diet!
Diana Cotter says
Lots of smoothies and soups.
Steve says
juice,smoothies and sauces for pasta
Lucy says
Smoothies! Nothing beats a good homemade breakfast smoothie and this would speed up my morning routine and keep me away from the evil mid-morning snacks!
Emma says
Some lovely soups!
Alison Broadley says
I would definitely make Slimming World low-fat tomato soup for me and my husband!
The RH jug blender and food processor look fabby enough to keep out on the work top, unlike my 26 year old ones which are kept in the cupboard! 😀
elaine stokes says
a nice thick leek and potato soup, to eat on these ‘summer’ evenings
Ross Woodier says
Looks like a great piece of equipment. Hope I win!
Elaine says
delicious smoothies for fussy children
Elaine Livingstone says
I would use it for my veg for soup, cakes and biscuits, meringues and smoothies. Mine is a stupid size, far to big and the liquidiser needs to be on top for the processor half to work…I mean what a stupid stupid design, so too big and tall to be on my cupboard or I would use it more.
Sandra Geddes says
I’d make milkshakes
Rebecca Murphy says
I would make a cool summer fruit smoothie!
Matthew Collins says
a nice healthy smoothie
Nia Roberts says
some scrumptious healthy soup!
Kim Carberry says
Smoothies of course 🙂
Maggie says
I’d make lots of smoothies from Nigel Slater’s book.
georgina burt says
Lots of yummy homemade soups
Hayley Williams says
Soup 🙂
Hazel Christopher says
I would make healthy fruit smoothies for my little boy, he’s a very fussy eater at the moment so it’d be a way of ensuring he get’s plenty of goodness.
Amelia Tucker says
I’d use it to make fruit juices and smoothies and perhaps even some exciting fruit bases for some sneaky cocktails!
Clare says
I would make some wonderful vegetarian soup with this blender – what a wonderful prize!! Clare x
Katrina Day-Reilly says
I think I would make a banana and cherry smoothie first
Stephen Robson says
Asparagus and broccoli soup with a dash of cream!
nikki hilton says
hmmmmm, i think i’d do a fabulous smoothie with lots of various in season fresh fruits!
Emma L Clarke says
I would make low-fat soups and smoothies to help with my calorie controlled diet.
@emma1111111
Kevin Honey says
I would make fruit smoothies so that I can get close to my 5 a day!
paula burnside says
I would use it to make soup.
Natalie Holland says
I would love to make some delicious healthy soups for my family!
m goodwin says
I would make my watercrees and spinach soup
bakingaddict says
Smoothies or milkshakes 🙂
Claire Louise Jones says
I’d make a gorgeous smoothy 🙂
claire Louise Jones
siobhan marie says
i want to try all sort of different fruit smoothies 🙂 x
Christine Johnson says
Son is into weight lifting so it would be perfect for protein shakes and l would make fresh fruit smoothies for myself
Karen Jones says
Would make Smoothies yummmmmmm
Lisa Waugh says
I wouldn’t make anything i would get my husband who is a chef to whip up a healthy soup i have not cooked for 13 years of marriage so i wouldn’t want to start now!! Would love to win this so i can gift it to my husband to show him how much i appreciate his cooking.
Sam says
Lots of smoothies! x
Martina says
Soups – they are quick and easy to make so I make them quite often.
Jennifer Schofield says
Smoothies!
Victoria leedham says
Spicy soup for me yummy!
anne ross says
i would use it to make delicious smoothies
Julie says
Homemade Chinese curry.
KATIE WRIGHT says
OMG…I have always wanted one of these. I would use it for smoothies for Breakfast, Soups for lunch and for making sauces and jus for delicious puddings Mmm MMmm
tamalyn roberts says
wow impressive, i think i would make some home made coleslaw! looks like the perfect kitchen gadget for me as i hate chopping all my ingredients by hand lol
joanne drury says
This is a fab prize, this would be great for my large family x I would make evrything i could, healthy smoothies, healthy soups. I would love it.
ali thorpe says
I would make soups and smoothies but I would also like to have a go at making my own mayonnaise. Nigel Slater says it’s easy once you’ve got the hang of it so I ought to give it a go as I eat it all the time!
Ann says
I would make a huge batch of my favourite soup, London Particular.
Tom Edwards says
an awful lot of things!
But my current favourite is Fresh Thai Red Curry Sauce.
My cousin is married to a Thai girl and she gave me her family recipe.. After that jars just cant crack it!
Also save me crying pathetically using a pestle and mortar!
Recipe available!
sian hallewell says
Think it would either be a smoothie or soup, just depends on the weather
Choclette says
Lovely giveaway Ren, the red in this would be perfect for my kitchen. I’d love to make smoothies in the jug blender and mayonnaise in the food processor as well as coleslaw type salads.
Sarah Cooper says
I think I would start with making some leek and potato soup.
kirsty Elliott says
I would make meals for my 5 month old baby girl as she is due to start weaning soon
Kim says
id make some lovely summer soup with watercress
Georgina says
I’d make loads of smoothies and juices for my little boy, great way to help him reach his 5-a-day!
kim mayhead says
I would make my carrot, lentil and bacon soup. delicious !!
J Beale says
Homemade coleslaw tastes much better when you make it especially if you have grown all the ingredients
Nathalie Taylor says
I would use it to make my morning protein shake 🙂
Denise says
I would make a naughty milkshake with milk bananas, white chocolate Ice Cream and white rum. Poured over a glass of ice. What a Cooler!
suzzee langton says
I would make a fruit smoothie
Cate says
I’d prob use it everyday – aiming for soups for staters each day rather than puds for afters healthier and cheaper!
milliepaw says
I’d make a lemon drizzle cake.
Christine Bray says
Home made soup unispiring but taste and seeing as our summer weather is rather autumnal I think its a great idea!
kellyjo walters says
Id make a beetroot chocolate cake.. not as fattening as a full chocolate but its just as jummy..
thanks for the great give away 🙂
Rainie Bish says
I would have a go at some homemade sauces
Jean Bolsover says
If the weather is horrible, I would make soup, but if the weather is nice I would make smoothies!
Jane Townson says
I’d make a fruit smoothie.
Gillian Holmes says
A fruit smoothie.
Catherine Thorp says
This prize would inspire me to be much more inventive in my cooking.
KIERAN WALSH says
SOUP, there are some many uses, but in winter we make loads of soup, also with great gran children/granchildren, this has a thousand uses, great reveiw, thanks for comp
Tracy Hanley says
I would have to have a go at making a cake for my grandaughters 1st birthday
Melanie Edjourian says
i would use it to make my soups, im on various kinds at the moment to help me lose weight but im having to cut/ grate eveything by hand so that would help. plus it would save me grating my hand again lol, im good at that 😉
Jane Willis says
I’d use the jug blender to make a very quick lemon drink – the one they used to demonstrate blenders with when they first appeared on the market, decades ago, where you drop a whole lemon into the blender with water, ice and sugar, whizz it up and pour it through a strainer.
Kristen N. says
I would make some cookie dough with my food processor!
John Kelly says
Lots and lots of soup!
CHRISTINE ANDREWS says
soup – I always seem to have a lot of vegetables in my fridge
lisa sargent says
I would love to win this I would make my granddaughter healthy smoothies
Juliet Stodel says
My other half is as fussy as a child about texture and all soups I make have to be pureed and smooth. As you can imagine, without a food processor, this is quite the chore and thus I don’t get to eat nearly as many soups as I would like! I’d be soupin’ it up with a new processor.
EMMA CELLA says
home made coleslaw
Peter Callcut says
Perfect for those summer drinks
Danielle Vedmore says
I have a jug blender which I use mostly to turn granulated sugar into caster for baking, smoothies and blending soup. I would love to make a lovely pate which I saw once in a demonstration once with a processor and serve it on toast from homemade bread – also using the processor. The creaming tool would be a big help with my baking! I think I need to upgrade! xoxo
Maria says
Cakes, smoothies, bread and dips, yummy!
Megan says
I adore smoothies. Non-dairy based fruit smoothies remind me of home. Coming into the lovely summery season means that my fruit smoothies no longer come out of cans! Delicious!
Joanna Orr says
Tomato and onion soup – have done it by hand in the past, but a processor would speed it up!
Sharon McGuinness says
I put in some bananas and strawberries with a cheeky dollop of double cream and make a delicious banana and strawberry smoothie with a twist.
Carolin says
I would make smoothies, my 2 year old son is crazy for them and they are not cheap 🙂
Sally Smith says
icecream smoothies!
Jonathan says
I would make smoothies!
alex ross says
I love to invent new soups for the family, this would be perfect!
Lori Tyson says
Hi, im new here. If i won i’d make smoothies with my little girls !
Arabella Bazley says
I’d whizz up some hummus or moutabel to dip into while I planned all the wonderful things I could make with a food processor. Kind regards.
LUCY IRVING says
chicken soup
Maureen Grainger says
Ren’s Recipe looks as if it tastes AMAZING! I’d love a Food Processor so that I could try it. xx
kelly johnson says
i would make homemade icecream mmmmmmmmmmm!!!!!! 🙂
mary chez says
I think it would be ideal for making smoothies
Claire woods says
I’d make some healthy smoothies.
Sarahann Tonner says
Berry smoothies 🙂 Blackberries, blueberries, strawberries Yum yum!!!
Nancy Bradford says
I’d make a nice cold beetroot soup.
Dawn Costen says
I would make a Banana smoothie for my daughter because mashing the banana smooth with a fork is starting to wear a bit thin now! 😉
Susan Naylor says
I would make soups, cold soup for summer and soups ready to heat up in the winter
Heather says
A banana and fresh orange smoothie – mmmmm…
Rebecca Flynn says
would love to make coleslaw in the food processor and a strawberry smoothie in the blender!
Dorothy Hardy says
A lovely fruit smoothie to get 1 of my 5 a day
Lee Davis says
home made soups
Claire Smith says
Soup – can’t beat homemade my favourite is Broccoli which sounds yuck but I have a fab recipe inclusing sundried tomatoes, chillies and crispy pancetta on top!
helenb says
I would make a fruit smoothie
Hazel says
I’d make soup in the blender.
Ashleigh says
i would use it to make soup!
Jennie Moore says
I would finally get around to making bread using the dough attachment!
Galina V says
There are lots of Russian salads I could make with this equipment. I have just a bog standard grater, and it takes a long time to grate a reasonable amount for us all.
Cheers!
@maximka25
olivia kirby says
Homemade soup, especially pumpkin soup!
nichola armstrong says
I would make fruity smoothies my little ones love smoothies and this would be great :0)
laura banks says
mixed berry smoothie
iain says
a nice soup for the family
Maya Russell says
In the jug blender I’d make pineapple, mango and coconut juice. I’d throw in a handful of nuts too.
Chrissie Curtis says
I would make healthy smoothies.
Isabel O'Brien says
Probably home made coleslaw, I love it!
Lisa King says
I would make Homemade ketchup. My two children get through tons of sauce so this would be ideal and a great way to save money at the same time
Hannah Moody says
I would make a deliscious vegetable soup for my little 20 month old boy. It’s a great way to disguise those vegetables 🙂
Jamie says
I would use it to make smoothies for my breakfast in the morning. I recently started a new health regime and think this would help perfectly!