A continuous-feed head slices, shreds, grates and dices produce through a hopper and drops it out the side into a pan, so a long run never stops to empty a bowl. Combination units add a batch bowl to the same base. Dedicated vegetable prep machines have no bowl and are ranked here on their other factors.
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- 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 - Robot Coupe R2 Dice#4 of 13Full review
A 3 qt combination processor that also dices, for kitchens that cube vegetables every day and want to retire the knife work.
Amazon $2,232$2,2323 qt2 hp (1,492 W)3 - Tartle Kitchen TK 550W Cutter#5 of 13Full review
An NSF-certified continuous-feed vegetable cutter under $600, for licensed kitchens that need inspection-ready slicing on a budget.
Amazon $599.99$599.99-550 W5 - Sammic CA-31 Vegetable Prep#6 of 13Full review
A high-output vegetable prep machine for commissaries and large kitchens that slice and grate in volume and will buy their own disc set.
Amazon $2,291.90$2,291.90--None - VEVOR 750W Vegetable Cutter VC65MS#7 of 13Full review
A step up from VEVOR’s 550 W cutter, with more power and a wider hopper for kitchens shredding and slicing in volume on a budget.
Amazon $609.90$609.90-750 W6 - Robot Coupe R401#8 of 13Full review
A large combination processor for busy restaurants and caterers that need a 4.5 qt stainless bowl and up to 110 lb/h of slicing.
Amazon $3,186$3,1864.5 qt1.5 hp (1,119 W)2 - Robot Coupe CL50 Vegetable Prep#9 of 13Full review
A dedicated vegetable prep machine for kitchens that slice and shred produce by the case and already own a cutter mixer.
Amazon $2,096$2,096-1.5 hp (1,119 W)None - Robot Coupe R301 Ultra#10 of 13Full review
A mid-size Robot Coupe combination unit with a stainless bowl, for kitchens that slice and purée in the same shift.
Amazon $2,495$2,4953.5 qt1.5 hp (1,119 W)2 - VEVOR 550W Commercial Vegetable Cutter#11 of 13Full review
A low-cost continuous-feed vegetable cutter for small kitchens that shred cheese and slice vegetables daily.
Amazon $529.90$529.90-550 W6 - Hakka VGC01 Vegetable Cutter#12 of 13Full review
A cast-aluminum continuous-feed cutter for small restaurants that grate cheese and slice vegetables, at an import price.
Amazon $669.99$669.99-550 W5 - Robot Coupe R2N CLR#13 of 13Full review
The Robot Coupe combination processor most restaurants start with: a 3 qt bowl for sauces and a side-discharge head for slicing and grating.
Amazon $1,699$1,6993 qt1 hp (746 W)2