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Cuisinart Custom 14
I love to cook and spend a lot of time in the kitchen. I wanted a good quality food processor, and I found that in the Cuisinart Custom 14.
This food processor is easy to use and easy to clean. I give it a quick rinse in the sink and then pop it right in the dishwasher.
The base is a bit heavy and I wish there were cord storage.
The 14 cup bowl size is big enough for just about anything I want to make. It's great for making lots of pie crusts to freeze, or large batches of whatever's on your menu. It does just as good a job on small batches.
The blades are easy to switch and use. I didn't need...
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Cuisinart Mini-Prep Processor DLC-1
I live alone; so I have to be very careful to prepare small quantities that I can consume without spoiling. I also watch my weight carefully and that's another reason to limit the amount prepared. This small cuisinart is perfect. I am not tempted to fix a lot of anything; because it just won't hold it. The instruction booklet came with some wonderful small quantity recipies. My favorite is banana frozen yogurt that is low in calories and good for me. However, I mainly use it to chop small quantities of seasonings like onions and green peppers. Another trick I've learned is to use...
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Kitchen Aid Food Processor - 12 Cups KFP750
If you don't have this food processor, you need it. This is a great kitchen tool. In fact, it's the only kitchen appliance I couldn't live without. I use it for just about everything. It comes with a variety of different blades. It chops, dices and slices. I use it constantly, whether a recipe calls for it or not. So will you.
One of it's best features, other than ease of use, is that it has the full-size bowl and then a smaller sized bowl that fits right into that one. This makes clean up so much easier depending on what you're making. I also just pop the bowl and attachment right into the dishwasher....
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Cuisinart Prep 11 Plus
I received the Cuisinart Prep 11 Plus as a birthday gift. I absolutely love this machine. I have used it for everything from making bread crumbs to Slicing and shredding potatoes. I have had cheaper food processors in the past that have broken within a few weeks of using due to their poor design. The blades are made to last of this food processor.
Cuisinart DLC-2 Mini Prep Plus
As I have a full-size Cuisinart, I debated about buying a Cuisinart Mini-Prep Food Processor. However, I soon discovered that the Mini-Prep was ideal for chopping onions (without tears), making paté, chopped liver, and chutney. Soon I purchased a second plastic work bowl, so that when making paté I could use one for chopping lightly braised chicken livers, and the other for chopping onions and hard-cooked eggs. I do not recommend the Mini-Prep for grinding hard cheeses; I would use the plastic Zyliss rotary cheese grater instead. Also, I do not use the Mini-Prep for chopping or mincing herbs...
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KitchenAid Food Chopper
The Kitchenaid manual food chopper chops only certain items with ease. It's great for garlic and onions, however you have to cut the onion into smaller pieces first. Does not cut through peppers or cilantro. Difficult and dangerous to clean - you have to push down to reveal the blades and keep it depressed as you clean it, being careful it doesn't snap back down and cut you.
Hamilton Beach Food Processor
I enjoyed my Food Processor until it FELL APART! I tried to use it for lighter duty veggies. But, to no avail. I can still use it to grind up veggies.
Food Processor Reviews
| royal brand k food processores | latatank | November 03, 2009 at 08:45PM |
