Cuisinart 7-Cup Sleek and Modern Design Food Processor with Two Easy Controls and Universal Blade for Chopping, Mixing, and Dough (Black)

It's good basic small food processor, stability is good, easy to store all accessories inside the bowl ,plus the continuous shredding container, purchased separately expands versatility of the product

This is a great buy for someone who uses often but didnt want to break the bank. Works well and good capacity for everyday cooking and baking.

I bought this for my daughter 7 months ago and it totally fell apart while she was making baby food. I've been calling Cuisinart to use the warranty but they are only willing to send a replacement bowl, which is not the issue. I'm so disappointed. I won't be ordering Cuisinart again.

I purchased this 7 cup food processor over a year ago. And I still pull my hair out every single time I use it. It is so very poorly designed! The container is shaped in a way that it is difficult to scrape the puréed food out of it. The cover of the container is the worst part of this poorly designed product. It is so difficult to attach. It has to be tipped then hooked in the back and the lock in the front is superfluous and hard to connect. There is a well around the entire top that catches the food and is very difficult to clean because it is such a narrow ring. And the blade is tough to release after you’ve finished. The entire thing is a real nuisance to use, and I’m frustrated every time I use it. For me personally, not worth the aggravation and a total waste of money.

This is a great mid size machine. I bought it to chop veggies to make dog food but also use it to make cookies. Works so much better than my mixer. It’s easy to use and very powerful. Nice addition to my kitchen and doesn’t take up too much room!

The one I received doesn't turn on. I bought it brand new and it won't turn on. I had to call Cusinart for them to help me reset the motor. It works now. I will update this if it stops working

I love my 7-cup Cuisinart blender and use it for so many tasks—from mincing garlic to making my own horseradish sauce. I highly recommend it. It’s compact enough to keep on the counter, yet large enough to handle generous quantities with ease.

For years I have used a 7 cup Cuisinart food processor to make dog food and filler for kongs: 1.5 -2 chicken breasts, 1-2 bananas, 12 oz cooked green beans, 1 cup cooked quinoa. Chicken, beans, bananas all in the processor. Easy on lid--rearrange food, keep going until pureed and then add to a bowl with the quinoa. Fills 21 xlarge Kongs to freeze for 3 very happy dogs--a weekly process. This model is the next step up from the 2 machines I've had previously. (actually I still have them but they just don't have the moves they need to chop). I don't like this one. No instructions about how the lid fits. Being modern technology challenged it took a while to figure that out. When I needed to open to rearrange chunks of chicken (cut in small pieces before adding, too) took a while to figure that out, too. Very hard to add ingredients---is there a funnel for the chute? When all done, very hard to take the blade out so all ingredients could be scraped out of the bowl. Overall, difficult to use BUT it did eventually get the job done very well. I think I will not plan on using the slicer or other attachments that arrived with this machine (I didn't use them on my old one either). It has rubber feet so it doesn't slide around on the counter. The motor sounds powerful yet quiet. Its bowl and lid are made of lightweight plastic. Looks like they will be prone to cracking. Hoping that the next few times I use this appliance that I won't have so much trouble and that it will speed the processing time for dog food and kong fillers.

buena tarde, estoy tratando de comunicarme para que me apoyen, el procesador de alimentos que les compre ya me fue entregado, pero NO FUNCIONA !

Works perfectly.

I use it often, several times a week and sometimes several times a week.