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Brand: Cuisinart
Category: Kitchen

Buy New: $143.99 - $179.99 (On sale from $230.00)

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 out of 5 stars

31 reviews

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MPN: 7106
ASIN: B000E0I0JO

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
Cuisinart is known for power, quality and convenience. This size processor will take you from soup to souffl? with ease. Exclusive cover with a large feed tube and unique compact chopping/baking cover. Industrial-quality motor. Comes with stainless steel discs and blade, bonus thin slicing disc, dough blade, 2 covers, recipe collection and how-to video. Model #DLC8S. Includes a manufacturer's limited warranty.

Customer Reviews: Read 26 more reviews...

5 out of 5 stars

very satisfied June 24, 2008
I am very happy with my cuisenart 11 cup food processor. i was not sure how to get started called the 800 number and a customer service agent @ cuisenart set me right up. Tara

4 out of 5 stars

Met expectations June 12, 2008
I have a much smaller cuisinart that was cumbersome and could be difficult to use. This bigger one has much higher power and is much easier to use. I've used most of the different blades that came with the machine and they were easy to set up and also easy to clean

2 out of 5 stars

Works well, but... June 10, 2008
I had a Cuisinartfor years, this model. Thought I loved it. Recently I dropped the work bowl and cracked it. I phoned Cuisinart, sure I could get a replacement. It turned out they've made minor changes so that you can't just replace a work bowl. If your machine predates the changes, you have to buy all the plastic parts, at a cost near that of a new food processor. I don't appreciate being forced to dispose of a good machine, and I won't buy my next one from Cuisinart. Who knows when they'll make the one you buy today obsolete--will it be a year from now, or next week?

2 out of 5 stars

Cuisinart new ownership not the same as the old quality February 17, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful

I have used the cuisinart processor for a number of years. Plastic parts eventually broke. So, about 3 months ago, I replaced the bowl, and lid pieces and the new ones weren't the same quality, and would not come apart for cleaning where they had before, though the price was incredibly expensive. (This had to be done in two steps, because each piece was priced separately) The new parts have already bent in such a way they do not work. I have decided to replace my food processor with the kitchen aid. I have found the same drop in quality in other Cuisinart products--a mini prep quickly broke, toaster, and other appliances seem to lack the quality Cuisinart was originally known for. My Kitchen Aid purchases have so far performed supremely better. I hate to have to replace my food processor after I just spent nearly $100 in parts to avoid buying a new appliance. Since I must, after spending the extra, I won't make the mistake of buying Cuisinart again.

2 out of 5 stars

Safety interlock is problematic February 13, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I just donated my Cuisinart food processor to a charity after many years of fighting the safety interlock on it. I just couldn't easily get the bowl mounted on the base, the lid on and the system up and running. I had the same problem taking the bowl off of the base after I was done "processing". Last week I'd finally had it (I found myself using a small mallet to get the bowl on and off of the base and positioned over the safety lock), and ordered myself a 7 cup unit from Kitchenaid. So much easier to use; I'm sorry that I waited so long. I don't miss my Cuisinart at all.

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