Kenwood Food Processor

Kenwood is a world-renowned British manufacturer of kitchen appliances, most famous for its iconic stand mixers and food processors. The company was founded by Kenneth Wood in 1947 in Woking, United Kingdom, initially starting with a toaster before revolutionizing the kitchen with the Kenwood Chef in 1950.

While the brand maintains its British heritage and design center in Havant, Hampshire, the manufacturing for its mass-market products, including most food processors, has largely shifted to China to maintain global competitiveness. In 2001, Kenwood was acquired by the Italian De'Longhi Group, a move that strengthened its global distribution networks. Today, Kenwood continues to operate as a key premium brand within the De'Longhi portfolio, representing excellence in engineering and design for home cooks worldwide.