Cuisinart - Custom 14 14-Cup Food Processor - Brushed Stainless Steel

I love love my food processor! I sell egg rolls so I need a food processor that would shred the cabbage and carrots! I was cutting everything by hand. This cuts my prep time in half. The Cuisinart works so smoothly and love how sleek it look! I absolutely recommend.

My last Cuisinart food processor lasted more than 20 years. The plastic parts finally failed. This one is sturdy, and does not include the small dough blade, which I did not use often.The bin is 12 cups and appears to be upgraded in the connectors between the food tube and bin. The stainless finish is very attractive. I would recommend this one as the bin iscnice & large and the motor has more power to slice and wirk with stiffer doughs or mixtures.

We had a 12 cup but it broke grating cheese. We bought this new 14 cup and it’s a lot nicer. It’s very quiet and strong. It’s a quality food processor I highly recommend it if you want the Cadillac of food processors. It’s a little more expensive but it is worth it.

Best Buy advertises this includes a dough blade, but it doesn't. Can buy on Amazon for $20 but still faulty advertising. This is directly off their website and shows dough blade twice. Slicing disc Along with a dough blade and chopping/mixing blade provides flexible processing options. What's Included Cuisinart Custom 14 DFP-14BCNY Slicing disc (4 mm), dough blade, chopping/mixing blade, medium shredding disc Spatula Small pusher Large pusher Recipe book The unit itself is amazing!

Great except for need to scrape sides for chopped zucchini. I bought this because it can turn out the smoothest hummus I have seen made, in what is to me a small miracle. Love the weight, the sturdiness, the power. Even chops a few pieces of garlic to a reasonable size, by themselves (which a Ninja cannot do, in my experience). I see why this Cuisinart gets so many amazing reviews. One disappointment is the need to scrape sides when chopping something like zucchini. Without scraping, some pieces come out in irregular sizes including the occasional small crescent shape, etc. Another is that the bowl has an open space at top of cylinder in center. (Ninja has a completely closed bowl, which I prefer, in case liquid volume rises above a certain level; however, I haven't yet seen if liquid would actually spill out at that opening in this machine. This opening is covered by the top of the blade component, so it might be fine.) It feels like a premium quality tool. Enjoy.