Technical Details
- 1000-watt food processor with 14-cup work bowl and nesting 4-1/2- and 11-cup work bowls
- On/off/dough/pulse touchpad controls; wide-mouth feed tube; blade-locking system
- Stainless-steel slicing disc, shredding disc, chopping/mixing blades, and dough blade
- Dishwasher-safe parts; accessory storage case, spatula, "how-to" DVD, and recipe/instruction book included
- Measures 7-4/5 by 10-1/5 by 17 inches; 3-year limited warranty; 10-year motor warranty
Product Description
The Cuisinart Elite Collection 14-cup food processor delivers the next big innovation for the modern kitchen. With 11 and 4 1/2-cup work bowls nested inside the 14-cup bowl, plus the adjustable 6 position slicing disc and reversible shredding disc, it provides home chefs with multiple food processors in one! The exclusive SealTight Advantage System is designed to deliver maximum bowl capacity and clean processing and pouring. With 1000 watts of peak power driving a variety of accessories that make every meal easier to prepare. No other processor does it better!Similar Products
Customer Reviews
2010-10-13
By luvtocook
I recently purchased the Kitchenaid 12 cup food processor. After using it for 3 weeks, I returned it for the 12 cup Cuisinart, and so glad I did. They are not even in the same ball park. 1. The stem inside the bowl of the Kitchenaid is too short and liquid leaks all over the place/ The cuisinarts stem is very long, and the blade LOCKS into place. No leaks. 2. The blade locks in on the cuisinart, so if you are pouring, it stays put, not so on the kitchen aid. 3. There is a pour spout on the cuisinart and makes it easy to pour your mixtures into a bowl easily, not so on the kitchen, it makes a mess and runs down the side. 4. The blades snap on and off easily with the cuisinart. 5. the small mixing bowl blades also locks, so when you make dressing for example, you just leave it attached to the big bowl, and pour it over your meal. The kitchen aid did not, so you have to take it all apart just to simply pour from it. 6. The plastic bowls on the Cuisinart are a much higher quality than the Kitchenaid, 7. Cusinart comes with a recipe book and a VERY helpful DVD. Kitchen aid, nothing, your own your own. 7. The top to the storage case on the cusinart has hinges and a lock, so pulling it out of a cabinet is easy and pieces stay secure. The kitchenaids is cheap, and the lid falls off and the contents go everywhere.
I could go on and on, but I think you get the point. Do yourself a favor and stick with the tried and true Cusinart, you will love it!!!! No comparison.
2010-10-11
By kitchen witch
great machine with two issues, locking system for blades is not that great. The dough blade does not lock at all. I have had it raise during dough cycle and get dough up inside dough blade housing. Messy. Rather inconvenient when using smaller bowls to have to clean ALL of them.
2010-10-10
By Roberta L. Willoughby (Roscoe, IL United States)
The positive is that it works great. Easy to clean. Nice storage box. Love the retractable cord.
The negative - If you don't the the back part of the top of the machine hooked over the back part of the bottom of the machine - what a mess! Be very careful, because the machine leaks somewhat as it is, and if the top isn't on exactly right, the machine will run, but leaks really bad.
2010-09-29
By Joe Hennigan
Excellent product, loads of detailed descriptions on here which I found very helpful and factually correct.
My wife loves the machine and we use it all the time!
2010-09-20
By A. Soul (Montana)
Only gripe I have, is don't always notice the lid isn't down all the way. Handle part clicks, but the front isn't always in. Just need to double check it is all. ON the other hand, I love all the parts that come with it. The different size bowls are good to make smaller batches. I love that the cord is retractable!!!! I always keep it on the counter, but don't have room to keep all things I need, plugged in. Makes less cord mess. It is my new fave kitchen toy.
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