Food processors & choppers

Food processors and choppers in Canada: prices and what to check

Updated 30 October 2026

In Canada a small electric chopper costs about CA$22 to CA$60, and a standard 7- to 9-cup food processor about CA$80 to CA$180. Premium Breville models reach about CA$350 to CA$520. These are approximate prices from sellers' websites in October 2026. To see current offers for the model and capacity you need, write a request on BlaBlaPrice, and sellers will reply with their own price and delivery terms.

Safety standards for household appliances

Household food processors are covered by a Canadian safety standard for motor-operated food processing appliances, which applies together with Part I of the Canadian Electrical Code. A seller of an electric appliance for Canada should meet it. Ask whether the model is listed as compliant, and check that the cord and plug suit a Canadian outlet before you buy an imported unit.

Warranty and where to check it

Appliances sold in Canada come with a one-year manufacturer's warranty against design and manufacturing defects, and some brands offer extended cover. The listings here include KitchenAid, Cuisinart, Breville, Ninja and Braun models. Warranty length varies by model, so check the terms for your exact model number before you buy.

Capacity, litres and attachments

Canadian listings give bowl capacity in cups and litres, and the Nora model, for example, is listed at 1.2 L. Compare litres rather than cup labels, because cup sizes differ between brands. One 13-cup KitchenAid is listed with a dicing kit at about CA$220. Canadian winters (December to February) and summers (June to August) do not change how a processor works, so buy for the cooking you do rather than for the season. Measure your counter space and say whether you need a mini chopper or a large bowl for dough.

What to write in your request

Say whether you need a food processor or a chopper, the model if you know it, and whether a new or used unit is acceptable. Give the power you want, the bowl capacity in cups or litres, and the attachments you use. Add your warranty expectations, your city (Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary or Ottawa), whether you need delivery, and your budget in CA$.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe what you cook in your own words in the chat, and add a photo if you like. BlaBlaPrice's AI reads the request, asks for missing details and looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Canada, then shows the prices and businesses it found. Sellers registered on BlaBlaPrice reply in the chat with their own offer, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide to share them. For related kitchen appliances, see Kitchen appliances or Steamers and multicookers.