A Black Friday "deal" is often a normal price next to an inflated list price. Here a commercial food processor only counts as on sale when its checked price is at least 15% below its own typical price over the last 90 days, from our price history. The best-rated models are listed too, since many are good value without a sale. See deals in every category.
Prices were last checked November 9, 2026. Product prices and availability are accurate as of that date and are subject to change; the price and availability shown on Amazon or the retailer's site at the time of purchase apply. As an Amazon Associate we earn from qualifying purchases.
On sale now
No commercial food processor rated 3.8 or higher is 15% or more below its typical price at the last price check (November 9, 2026). Prices are rechecked through the sales; this list updates when one drops. See the recent price changes.
Best buys at their normal price
The top-rated models in each type. A sale on one of these is worth more than a big discount on a weaker model.
Best Batch Bowl Food Processors
- Waring WFP16S 4 qt#1 of 13Full review
A large-bowl Waring batch processor at a mid-range price, for kitchens that chop and slice in 4 qt batches.
Amazon $774.99$774.994 qt2 peak hp (1,492 W)3 - Breville Paradice 16#2 of 13Full review
The Sous Chef 16 with a three-size dicing kit, for cooks and small kitchens that want diced vegetables without a commercial dicer.
Amazon $549.95$549.954 qt1,450 W6 - Breville Sous Chef 16#3 of 13Full review
A powerful 16-cup prosumer processor for serious home cooks and small cafés that slice, shred and chop in large batches.
Amazon $399.95$399.954 qt1,450 W3
Best Continuous-Feed and Combination Food Processors
- Waring WFP16SC 4 qt Combination#1 of 13Full review
A combination processor with a 4 qt bowl for well under the Robot Coupe price, for restaurants that want continuous-feed slicing on a budget.
Amazon $885$8854 qt2 peak hp (1,492 W)3 - Waring WFP16SCD 4 qt Dicing#2 of 13Full review
The cheapest name-brand dicing combination processor here, for kitchens that want diced vegetables without a $2,000 machine.
Amazon $1,149$1,1494 qt2 peak hp (1,492 W)4 - Waring WFP14SC 3.5 qt Combination#3 of 13Full review
The lowest-priced name-brand combination processor here, for small restaurants that want both a batch bowl and continuous-feed slicing.
Amazon $839$8393.5 qt1 hp (746 W)4
