which Cuisinart model is the best large capacity processor?
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If you want large capacity, take a look at the Cuisinart DLC-2014N PowerPrep Plus 14-Cup Capacity Food Processor, White.
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That's correct. The version sold in the US does not have the quad blade and it's not for sale as an add-on. If you go to their Aussie site, you can find the quad blade there but I don't know if they'll ship it to the US. I have the single blade. Works very well. The whole setup is about 3x as powerful as those tiny food processors and about 1/3 as effective as a full size standard cuisinart. Gets the job done for me though.
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According to Cuisinart, DLC 834TX fits the 7 and 11-Cup Food Processors. It does not say anything about a 9-Cup processor.
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I asked Cuisinart about this, they said, none. The EPC-1200 is the model they sell through Costco, apparently. Its indistinguishable.
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This model specifically is the G2030 Processor. Great for many day to day tasks like the i3. For comparison of processor handlings check out cpu-world.com. Compare Cpu freq vs cache, etc.
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*Includes julienne, fine-grating, and thick-slicing disks*Fits Cuisinart 11- and 7-cup food processors
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Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the basic, no-frills model is best for me; also, I'm not spending extra for bells and whistles. Hope this helps!
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I can only comment on the Cuisinart French Classic 3 ply items. I have been using for over a year and the performance has been excellent. The clean up has been easy and as such have retained their near 'as new' look. The handles are well designed and firmly fixed. I would purchase these items again. Recommended!
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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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you can look up the part # on the cuisinart website and see if its the same for the 16 model unit in the accessories section for your processor. I seriously doubt it though
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Not sure. I bought the two slot model. Cuisinart name is French but that doesn't mean they don't make elsewhere.
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This is a nice unit that will do a reasonable job. However, for a bit more money, the Cuisinart model DLC-2A will do a much better job of pureeing in less time. And it is a 3-cup capacity instead of the 2-cup capacity of the Kidco. Plus it's available in colors.
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I have the 11 cup version. You need to check the accessory list for your processor model on Cuisinart's website to determine whether the DLC-842TX 2 mm Thin Slicing Disc is on the list.
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Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the basic, no-frills model is best for me; also, I'm not spending extra for bells and whistles. Hope this helps! Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the... » Read More Hi Taylor, off the bat, I say to figure what you'll need your machine for, and check the features of each to see which meets your need. I found the following article The Sweet Home website that helped me decide the best model for me: http://thesweethome.com/reviews/the-best-food-processor/ . Also, check out the food processor reviews at Cooks Illustrated website (the site's subscription based, so you may need to find someone with a subscription or hard copy if you don't have one already) I settled on the Custom, because considering what I'll use it for and how often I might use it, the basic, no-frills model is best for me; also, I'm not spending extra for bells and whistles. Hope this helps! « Show Less
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You can go to the Cuisinart site to find out and then order it on Amazon. http://www.cuisinart.com/parts/food_processors.html
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The Hamilton Beach processor is very easy to clean. It was an awesome purchase.
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Barbara, I checked the Cuisinart site and left this link for you to check it out. http://www.cuisinartwebstore.com/detail/CUI+DGB-500WRC