Bosch MultiTalent 3 MCM3201BGB 800W 2.3L Food Processor with 2 speeds, 1 litre blender and/Slicing/Grating/Beating attachments. - Black

The Bosch MultiTalent 3 MCM3501MGB is a powerhouse in a compact design. Its 800W motor effortlessly handles a variety of tasks with over 50 functions, from kneading dough and blending smoothies to slicing veggies and grinding coffee beans. With two speed settings and a pulse function, it offers the control you need for perfect results every time.The 1L blender is perfect for smoothies or sauces and cleans up easily in the dishwasher. Its SmartStorage design keeps all attachments neatly stowed in the mixing bowl, saving precious kitchen space. With durable components like a stainless-steel blade and versatile tools, this food processor makes meal prep faster and simpler. A reliable must-have for any kitchen!

My old food processor that I had had for years finally died on me, no shame whatsoever it was well used. So I did a fair bit of research to find a replacement. Had this one just over a month now, and I’m very happy with it. It’s so much lighter to pick up, and takes up far less space on my worktop, and is a lot quieter. Have sliced, and grated, mixed cake mix, and batter, all effortlessly.

My review is based on what I really wanted to use this for:Blender - 1.5L size would have been ideal (for a family of four) which was the size of our old smoothie maker. This one is 1L.I believe a larger jug comes with the much more expensive model, but really at this price they could have provided a slightly bigger jug so a star off for that.Bowl - no problems with cutting and grating etc. I really wanted a food processor to make pizza dough and pastry, because this is compact I had to make two doughs for 4 people as I didn't want to risk overfilling or breaking the bowl. Not a big deal, just threw the ingredients in a second time and it did the job quickly. The dough turned out great and I'm sure pastry won't be a problem based on this.Grinder - ground medium roast coffee beans for the first time for our espresso stove pot. A nice fine powder after 2/3 minutes grinding, tasted rich plus a delicious smell of coffee in the kitchen!So overall very happy with the product and can recommend it.

Love it! So far so good. Smoothies, coleslaw and pancakes made perfectly. The plastic is a bit flimsy but will be very careful with it. Good little machine.

Good value-for-money for a powerful food processor. It is easy to use and to clean, and it comes with more assessories than one would usually need.It has been very good and efficient so far for some heavy-duty tasks. I bought it mostly for making my own nut butter, which is, indeed, a quite demanding task for a food processor. With its 800W, the Bosch MultiTalent 3 performs very well in such a hard task - I recently made a batch of 800g of cashew-nuts butter and the food processor ran nicely through more tan 20 minutes with no complaints and, most importantly, no overheating, which used to happen every time I made nuts butter on an old and less powerful food processor.

Nice, sharp, blends easy. Lots of parts/accessories. Bit expensive but worth it I'd say

So nice to have something not made in China after I had to send back the more expensive Ninja after the motor stopped and smelt after a few turns! This one is great but be aware that the description appears to show the same machine with three different colours, but one of them is a different model with the extra dough hook and small chopper - as they are all the same price.It's a great machine to use and easy to pack away - love it.

This is working well for me. I've made crumble and biscuit dough, grated bread crumbs and pureed veg. It was especially good on the breadcrumbing compared to my old one.My only crit is the handle angle. If it is in front of you on work top and and you are at 6o'clock, you have to push the handle from 3 o'clock to 1/2o'clock behind the machine to release and lift which is quite an awkward grapple (more so because mine lives on a deep windowsill at the back of the worktop). Rotating forward would have made so much more sense. If you're left-handed, walk away!