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

Well made with plenty of power, this unit gets the job done, whether making mayonnaise or shredding cheeses or veggies. My mother left me one that lasted over 50 years. It finally died, so now we'll see whether the new ones are as durable.

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The food processor works well. The instructions in manual are inaccurate when they describe attachment of the universal cutting blade. Blade is inserted on the shorter stem adapter included, not the longer one pictured in the booklet and as described as the "stem adapter." The blade and adapter fit loosely on the plastic receptor in the bowl. When you place the top on, it locks the universal cutting blade in place so it is no longer loose. Unclear why a second, longer stem adapter was included, since all blades fit on the shorter stem adapter. When I called Cuisinart customer service, they were unfamiliar with the problem.

Ordered the "Cuisinart 9-Cup Continuous Feed Food Processor with Fine and Medium Reversible Shredding and Slicing Disc, Universal Blade, Continuous-Feed Attachment, and In-Bowl Storage (White)" which is our third Cuisinart food processor in forty (!) years. This one, however, is build differently from legacy Cuisinart food processor units we have had in the past - and is more akin to KitchenAid products. For those that are accustomed to legacy Cuisinart products, its a bit of a learning curve. However, it does everything we need AND a whole lot more, and we, well, have gotten to know one another better over time. We do make great use of this food processor and enjoy it, and think you will too, highly recommended - enjoy and bon appétit!

I bought this food processor to replace my old Cuisinart food processor I used for a very long time. The new food processor came in a box which did not look new. The model number on the box and the user manual did not match with the model number on the food processor. I got in touch with Amazon, and they agreed to replace this food processor with a new one where the model number on the box, user manual and food processor will be the same. But the problem was the same with the replacement food processor. Moreover, attaching the discs to the working bowl was not easy. This is not what I expected. So, I returned the replacement food processor. Amazon refunded me the price of the food processor. I bought the same 7 cup food processor in grey color from a different store, and am very happy with my new Cuisinart food processor. It works beautifully, is easy to assemble, and came in a nice box where the model numbers are the same on the box, user manual, and the food processor.

I just love the side discharge chute on it makes it faster for grating and chopping stuff.

I’m so glad I purchased this item!!

It's very inconvenient to close, you have to press hard until it clicks

I bought a Cuisinart 30 years ago and used it almost every day. Time to update with a new one. So much easier to use and clean, lots of options. Love making salad, just change the blade and create more.This is the best item for your kitchen

I wish the instructions showed or explained better how to connect the top. Example: tilt the opposite side of the top until it fits in, then lower it onto the base.

Who designed this AND did they actually try it?Looks great and shreds a bit if cabbage before it starts jamming up…at which point you are left with a very small and inadequate food processor.Easy design fixes (taller discharge chute and discharge fin taller than 1/16”) - too bad neither is part of this machine.Cabbage/beets/carrots/onions, the continuous discharge fails on everything we have tried it on.

I hate the feeder-chute diameter, and was sorely mistaken when I thought I'd adapt to it.. What was Cusinart thinking? Have they never heard of cabbage? I wish they had kept the more robust, stable engineering of the older version of this capacity of food processor, and instead simply fixed its Achilles Heel (a too-easily-destructible switch/lock assembly made of astonishingly brittle, flimsy plastic).