Large food processors, 10 cups or more (2026)

Values come from the maker pages listed under Sources. "No" for the dough blade means the maker's list of included blades and attachments has none. "Not stated" for the 70733's feed chute means the page contradicts itself (the copy calls it large, the spec table says Standard), so we left it out; "Not stated" for the Breville models' dishwasher column means Breville's pages don't say it for the blades.

The list spans two price levels. The two Breville models have 16-cup bowls and are over $400 on Breville's store; the five Hamilton Beach models have 10 to 14-cup bowls and are under $200 on Hamilton Beach's store, four of them under $150. What the extra money buys, per the makers' pages:

• Bowl size. 16 cups on both Brevilles, 14 on the 70585, 12 on the 70580 and 70815, 10 on the 70733 and 70735. The 70580 and 70585 add a 4-cup bowl and the Sous Chef 16 a mini bowl, for small jobs.
• Slicing control. Both Brevilles and the Hamilton Beach 70815 have an adjustable slicer; Breville lists 15 levels on the Paradice 16, Hamilton Beach 6 settings on the 70815. The other four use a reversible disc: one side slices, the other shreds, at one fixed thickness.
• Dough. Both Brevilles, the 70585 and the 70815 list a dough blade. The 70580, 70733 and 70735 don't.
• Feed chute. Breville lists a 5.5 inch chute on both 16-cup models; the Hamilton Beach chutes are described as large (70580, 70585), 3 in round (70815) or 2.5 in (70735). A wider chute means less cutting before you slice.
• Cleanup. Hamilton Beach states that the bowl, lid and blades are dishwasher safe on all five of its models here; Breville doesn't state it for the blades.

• If you cook for a crowd and want the largest bowl → a 16-cup Breville: the Sous Chef 16, or the Paradice 16 if you also want to dice.
• If you want a large bowl under $150 → the Stack & Snap Duo (70585, 14 + 4 cups, with a dough blade), the Big Mouth Duo Plus (70580, 12 + 4 cups), or a 10-cup model.
• If you slice to a set thickness on a budget → the Professional 70815, the one model under $200 in our finder with an adjustable slicing disc.
• If you mostly chop, puree and make dips → the Bowl Scraper Food Processor (70733), with its built-in bowl scraper.
• If you want vegetable noodles → the 10 Cup Spiralizing Food Processor (70735) or the Professional 70815.

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Breville also sells 12-cup models; we could not verify an Amazon listing for them, so they are not in the finder or on this list.

Of the 19 food processors and choppers in our finder (as of October 22, 2026), 8 have a bowl of 10 cups or more. The seven with a price on their maker's own US store are on this list, ordered by bowl capacity, largest first, and then by that price, lowest first. The eighth, the 10-cup BLACK+DECKER Powersport Wide-Mouth Food Processor (FP2500B), has no price on its maker's site, so it is in the finder under "No limit" and not on this price-ordered list.

Written with AI assistance from manufacturer specifications; reviewed and approved by the site owner. We don't test products hands-on. How we choose

Sources:

• Breville the Sous Chef 16 (BFP810)
• Breville the Paradice 16 (BFP838)
• Hamilton Beach 14 Cup Stack & Snap Duo (70585)
• Hamilton Beach 12-Cup Big Mouth Duo Plus (70580)
• Hamilton Beach Professional Spiralizing Stack & Snap (70815)
• Hamilton Beach Bowl Scraper Food Processor, 10 Cup (70733)
• Hamilton Beach 10 Cup Spiralizing Food Processor (70735)