What is the capacity of the food processor in cups? Can you cover a dark freckle to use this device without getting burned?
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5 cups according to the Bosch website. http://www.bosch-home.com/us/products/small-appliances/kitchen-machines/MUZ6MM3.html
1586323
It will require some attention. It's not like a microwave. I have had food get a little burnt from too much heat and too little attention.
2056738
Never tried to fit it in, it's too big for mine. I just hand wash & use foil when baking on it.
1260613
I own the Cuisinart 14 cup DFP-14 food processor. The DLC-DH Disc Holder is what I purchased to store the cutting discs. It holds those discs perfectly - and safely! Here is a link to the food processor I purchased so you can see if it looks similar to yours. http://www.amazon.com/Cuisinart-DFP-14BCN-Processor-Brushed-Stainless/dp/B0000645TW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1360811910&sr=8-1&keywords=cuisinart+14+cup+food+processor
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It's not a perfect fit as is, my husband had to file a small notch in the back down a bit to fit the notch in the back of the food processor. Now it fits well, but sometimes it's a little tight still. But for the price it works well enough and I use mine a couple of times a week.
1969887
silicone is good up to 500 degrees F - sugar at that temperature would be way past caramel. You'll really love the smooth surface - no lump from the hanle to snag your stuff.
660895
I've had a braun immersion blender with a plastic guard and it's held up just fine in hot food. I've even pureed soup right in the pot on the stove and no problem. I prefer the plastic guard for use on non-stick pans, so I know the guard isn't affecting the finish.
1466647
I measured the processor bowl capacity. I could pour 9 cups of water and it fills it to the brim. Problem is, it leaks out above the blade section. So while it truly is 9 cups in size, I would probably never try to put more than 6-7 cups in it, less if dealing with liquid. 9 cups is NOT a combined capacity.
1627178
NO!!! I wouldn't even put warm liquid in it. When I made my son a cup of warm tea, the graphics flaked off leaving me with a black mug. Iwouldn't do it again.
1920275
There's a small recipe book with about 38 recipes that doesn't include any for fried potatoes so you'd have to experiment to see if you could get fries the way you like. I tried browning grated potatoes tossed with a small amount of oil and got minimal browning - less than I could easily get on the stove. I think garlic bread could be tricky as the garlic could easily burn in contact with the bottom of the pan. There is a recipe for a breakfast sandwich (like a McMuffin) that includes toasting buttered English muffins buttered side down. If your microwave's power isn't very close to 1000-1200 watts cooking times could be different. There's a small recipe book with about 38 recipes that doesn't include any for fried potatoes so you'd have to experiment to see if you could get fries the way you like. I tried browning grated potatoes tossed with a small amount of oil and got minimal browning - less than I could easily get on the stove. I think garlic bread could be tricky as the garlic could easily burn in contact with the bottom of the pan. There is a recipe for a breakfast sandwich (like a McMuffin) that includes toasting buttered English muffins buttered side down. If your microwave's power isn't very close to... » Read More There's a small recipe book with about 38 recipes that doesn't include any for fried potatoes so you'd have to experiment to see if you could get fries the way you like. I tried browning grated potatoes tossed with a small amount of oil and got minimal browning - less than I could easily get on the stove. I think garlic bread could be tricky as the garlic could easily burn in contact with the bottom of the pan. There is a recipe for a breakfast sandwich (like a McMuffin) that includes toasting buttered English muffins buttered side down. If your microwave's power isn't very close to 1000-1200 watts cooking times could be different. « Show Less
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I have not done that yet BUT EVERYTHING I did for our Thanksgiving turned out great. The Food Processor part was GREAT. Sorry I could not answer your question but hope I helped.
704167
there are some plastic parts in it (screen, tips, rubber gasket). I would not recommend it for hot recipe. 2 tips, a straight one and one that has a budge in the middle to create more fluffy foam. If you use it for hot recipe, you might burn yourself since the body is stainless and conducts heat easily.
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1.3 mm extra fine for pureeing of sauces, fruits and berries for jelly as well as for baby food; 2 mm for pureeing of soups and purees; 3 mm medium for vegetables, soups and mashed potatoes; and 5 mm coarse for compote and coarse straining. This is a beautiful piece of equipment. I am loving it more and more every day. I always make Alton Brown's Mashed Potatoes with it. The original recipe I wanted to try for cranberry dessert was a flop. We hated the taste. So...I will be looking for more reasons to use it.
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Seems we're all desperate for an answer to this question. I just purchased an 11-cup Cuisinart food processor and would love to be able to make potato chips with it. I guess I will have to call Cuisinart to find out. But, according to other reviews about Cuisinart products, their customer service is dismal, so it might take a while to get an answer. I'll let you know if I find out.
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I'm sorry but I have no knowledge of this bit of info. I bought this cup for a friend and never used it. However the plastic is tougher than some but I would worry about out gassing and melt down myself.
1007098
We've used it in the micro for years. Careful though, if it swells and makes a bubble over the dish, things inside are going to be hot! :-)
2139051
Oh wow, I am not sure due to the safety procedures. I know that if I do not have everything right, it will not cut on. I am sorry that I cannot help with this. I love my processor and do so much with it. It was well worth the price.