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title: "Cuisinart Mini Prep Plus Food Processor, 4 Cup, Brushed Stainless (Shiny)"
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# 250W powerful motor 4-cup compact capacity Dishwasher-safe parts Cuisinart Mini Prep Plus Food Processor, 4 Cup, Brushed Stainless (Shiny)

**Brand:** cuisinart
**Price:** E£ 33558
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ⚡ Chop smarter, not harder — your kitchen’s sleek new MVP!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Cuisinart Mini Prep Plus Food Processor, 4 Cup, Brushed Stainless (Shiny) by cuisinart
- **How much does it cost?** E£ 33558 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- cuisinart enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cuisinart brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact Yet Mighty:** 4-cup bowl fits perfectly on your countertop without clutter, ideal for quick meal prep.
- • **Hassle-Free Cleanup:** Dishwasher-safe bowl and lid plus easy wipe-down motor base keep your kitchen spotless.
- • **Effortless Precision Chopping:** Patented reversible stainless steel blade delivers fast, consistent results every time.
- • **Sleek Brushed Stainless Finish:** Modern design that complements any kitchen aesthetic—leave it out, show it off.
- • **SmartPower Auto-Reversing Blade:** Dual-direction chopping and grinding for versatile kitchen tasks with one touch.

## Overview

The Cuisinart Mini Prep Plus Food Processor features a powerful 250-watt motor and a patented reversible stainless steel blade that effortlessly chops and grinds ingredients in a compact 4-cup capacity bowl. Designed with a push-button control panel and dishwasher-safe components, it offers quick, versatile food prep with minimal cleanup. Finished in brushed stainless steel, this space-saving appliance blends style with function, perfect for millennials seeking efficiency and elegance in their kitchen tools.

## Description

Finished with elegant brushed metal, the Mini-Prep Plus 4 Cup Food Processor is a fashionable fit for any kitchen. Use the automatic reversing blade to chop or grind your way through any recipe’s prep work for easier homemade meals any day of the week. Handy for everyday food prep tasks.

Review: small and powerful - We didn't really want to own (and store) another kitchen appliance. Years ago we'd been given a full size food processor and never used it, ended up giving it away. We finally decided we needed to get one because we love hummus and it is so much cheaper to make than buy, and the blender just wasn't the tool for the job. Searching for small processors, the Cuisinart stood out for the number of high ratings of it. I looked at the smaller ones, but caught a comment along the lines of "you can't really use more than half the volume". While it looks like you can fit a lot in the processing chamber, and they call it 4 Cup capacity, the blade sits over an opening that is about half the total height, so if you've got a lot of liquid it is going to flow right through and out the bottom of the chamber. This is the biggest food processor we would want to store, and it turned out to be the perfect size for us. The brushed stainless plastic housing looks fine, I'd rather not pay for real stainless steel for a product that is kept behind a cabinet door. It was packed well, and came with a small plastic spatula which at first looked like a throw away item but turns out to be just the right size and shape to get nearly all the processed food out of the chamber. Not having used other food processors, I can't compare this one's functions to others. I'd imagine that a full size model with a more powerful motor could do more, but for us this is a good compromise. The first batch of hummus (the users' manual included a recipe for hummus which varied from my usual one, so I gave it a try and it is good) was all it took to confirm we had made a good choice buying this. It's fast, easy to use, does a great job and is easy to clean, and stores in a small space. I've used it half a dozen times now, and can see already that I'll be trying it out on other things- pesto, tapenade, guacamole . . . Bottom line is that I'm very happy with the way it looks, the way it works, the ease of use, and the reasonable price. If you want to make soups or process big batches of food consider a bigger model, but if your needs are like ours, this is a good choice. May 18, 2013 Now that we've had it and used it many times, I've got two things to add: the recipes in the users manual are good, and the processor is very noisy in use. I use a lot of power tools and I wear hearing protection when I use them. This kitchen tool seems to be as loud as my belt sander, and that is loud.
Review: Three-cup-size is plenty big enough - I debated for three weeks whether to purchase a three-cup or a four-cup mini processor. I guess I call it a chopper/grinder. Was the three-cup going to be large enough to hold the amounts used for a normal recipe (for 4-6 servings)? Was the four-cup too large for convenience? I settled on the three-cup and I'm writing this review to say that I made the right decision. There are a lot of reviews here, and while I debated this issue of three- versus four-cup I read many of them. What? Nobody else seemed to have the same debate going? So, I guess, I'm adding a new thought here that someone else might find useful. I don't usually post a review for items that already have hundreds listed. While doing my research several people warned me, "Careful! Three cups is pretty small". Well, yeah, it is--especially if you are comparing it to a full-size processor. This machine is not meant to be used as a regular-sized processor. Try to use it for a "full-size" job and no doubt you will be disappointed! I wanted a little processor to prep small jobs. It needed to be handy enough so that I would actually use it. I had gotten into the habit of standing at my cutting board and debating if it would be quicker to get out the big processor or do the chopping job by hand. "By hand" was winning out, because when I added up the time it takes to pull the machine into a position where it could be used, finish aligning the parts and adding the blade, do the chopping, then finding room in the dishwasher to clean the bulky parts, well, it just wasn't worth the effort. It had actually become "extra" effort. I already have the largest Elite processor that Cuisinart makes. I also have an 11-cup Premier that I prefer over the Elite. So, here's why I did good by choosing the three-cup in the Premier style: --It is so convenient. The curved shape of the Premier is the shape of this little processor. It makes for a smaller footprint; it is easy to pick up with one hand, and moves around the kitchen easily. The curved shape of the Premier is less bulky and easier to pick up with one hand than the square shape of the Elite style. --It works quickly and effortlessly. Two pulses in one direction and one or two in the other direction gets most of the jobs done. It opens quickly and dumps easily, making it simple to change ingredients or do another batch quickly. It's only got three parts to clean, and they fit very efficiently in your dish washer. --It is a specialty processor--not meant for all jobs and never meant as a less expensive choice of a full-size processor. Think through what your chopping jobs really entail: Chopping an onion, carrot or pickles, chopping nuts for a batch of cookies, grating cheese for your pasta dinner, grinding livers for a small pate, making a salsa for your nachos--then this is the size you want. If you're shredding cheese for a 9 X 13 pan of mac and cheese, well then, get out your big processor. If you're grinding meat for burgers, get out your big processor. If you're grating potatoes for a big batch of potato pancakes, get out your big processor. If you're slicing cukes for pickles get out your mandolin. --The large choice of colors and its smallness makes it easy to leave out on your counter--just about anywhere. It's really easy on the eyes. I love that about it. It's an appliance that I can leave totally out in the open, in the most convenient spot, and not have it staring me in the face. --FYI--MAYO: There are two 1/8" diameter holes inside and at opposite ends of the little grip handle on top. Per what is said in the Cuisinart video on this product page, you should be able to make a mayonnaise in this little machine. The holes are tiny and the oil drip will be slow, but it is neat how the handle in the lid is designed to form small reservoirs for thin fluids. --FYI--COLOR: I was looking for a pale yellow, kind of like L o' L unsalted butter. This is darker. It's not a bright yellow, but it's not a soft, light color either. It's got a bit of mustard yellow to it. Still, it's not bad looking in my kitchen that needs pale colors.

## Features

- SUPERIOR FUNCTION: The Cuisinart 250-watt mini prep plus food processor quickly chops and grinds with a patented reversible stainless-steel blade.Voltage: 220 V
- CONTROL: Push-button control panel with durable yet lightweight plastic body - Auto-reversing SmartPower blade that chops and grinds for two powerful processing options
- EASY CLEAN UP: Dishwasher-safe bowl and lid for easy clean up, wipe the motor base clean with a damp sponge or cloth
- INCLUDED: Comes with a 4-cup work bowl with handle, Stainless steel blade, spatula and instruction/recipe book
- LIMITED 18-MONTH WARRANTY: Refer to user manual for troubleshooting steps and questions surrounding warranty policies – this product is BPA free

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000YA8R6U |
| Best Sellers Rank | 3,101,158 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 248 in Full-Size Food Processors |
| Blade Material | Stainless Steel |
| Bowl Capacity | 4 Cups |
| Bowl capacity | 4 Cups |
| Brand | Cuisinart |
| Brand Name | Cuisinart |
| Colour | Stainless Steel |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 24,851 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00086279020772, 10086279020779 |
| Included Components | Blade, Lid, Motor Base, Work Bowl |
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | Yes |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 13.7D x 19.4W x 25.2H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Mini Prep Plus Food Processor |
| Item Weight | 0.9 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | Cuisinart |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | DLC-4CHB |
| Model Number | DLC-4CHB |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Number of Speeds | 1 |
| Part Number | V10298 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Product Care Instructions | Dishwasher Safe |
| Product dimensions | 13.7D x 19.4W x 25.2H centimetres |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Chop |
| Special Features | Manual |
| Special feature | Manual |
| UPC | 086279020772 |
| Unit Count | 93.5534 gram |
| Voltage | 220 Volts |
| Wattage | 250 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Cuisinart
- **Colour:** Stainless Steel
- **Product dimensions:** 13.7D x 19.4W x 25.2H centimetres
- **Special feature:** Manual
- **Wattage:** 250 watts

## Images

![Cuisinart Mini Prep Plus Food Processor, 4 Cup, Brushed Stainless (Shiny) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71aAd5oU9KL.jpg)
![Cuisinart Mini Prep Plus Food Processor, 4 Cup, Brushed Stainless (Shiny) - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71l-EltizJL.jpg)
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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ small and powerful
*by W***R on 12 May 2013*

We didn't really want to own (and store) another kitchen appliance. Years ago we'd been given a full size food processor and never used it, ended up giving it away. We finally decided we needed to get one because we love hummus and it is so much cheaper to make than buy, and the blender just wasn't the tool for the job. Searching for small processors, the Cuisinart stood out for the number of high ratings of it. I looked at the smaller ones, but caught a comment along the lines of "you can't really use more than half the volume". While it looks like you can fit a lot in the processing chamber, and they call it 4 Cup capacity, the blade sits over an opening that is about half the total height, so if you've got a lot of liquid it is going to flow right through and out the bottom of the chamber. This is the biggest food processor we would want to store, and it turned out to be the perfect size for us. The brushed stainless plastic housing looks fine, I'd rather not pay for real stainless steel for a product that is kept behind a cabinet door. It was packed well, and came with a small plastic spatula which at first looked like a throw away item but turns out to be just the right size and shape to get nearly all the processed food out of the chamber. Not having used other food processors, I can't compare this one's functions to others. I'd imagine that a full size model with a more powerful motor could do more, but for us this is a good compromise. The first batch of hummus (the users' manual included a recipe for hummus which varied from my usual one, so I gave it a try and it is good) was all it took to confirm we had made a good choice buying this. It's fast, easy to use, does a great job and is easy to clean, and stores in a small space. I've used it half a dozen times now, and can see already that I'll be trying it out on other things- pesto, tapenade, guacamole . . . Bottom line is that I'm very happy with the way it looks, the way it works, the ease of use, and the reasonable price. If you want to make soups or process big batches of food consider a bigger model, but if your needs are like ours, this is a good choice. May 18, 2013 Now that we've had it and used it many times, I've got two things to add: the recipes in the users manual are good, and the processor is very noisy in use. I use a lot of power tools and I wear hearing protection when I use them. This kitchen tool seems to be as loud as my belt sander, and that is loud.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Three-cup-size is plenty big enough
*by I***T on 29 September 2012*

I debated for three weeks whether to purchase a three-cup or a four-cup mini processor. I guess I call it a chopper/grinder. Was the three-cup going to be large enough to hold the amounts used for a normal recipe (for 4-6 servings)? Was the four-cup too large for convenience? I settled on the three-cup and I'm writing this review to say that I made the right decision. There are a lot of reviews here, and while I debated this issue of three- versus four-cup I read many of them. What? Nobody else seemed to have the same debate going? So, I guess, I'm adding a new thought here that someone else might find useful. I don't usually post a review for items that already have hundreds listed. While doing my research several people warned me, "Careful! Three cups is pretty small". Well, yeah, it is--especially if you are comparing it to a full-size processor. This machine is not meant to be used as a regular-sized processor. Try to use it for a "full-size" job and no doubt you will be disappointed! I wanted a little processor to prep small jobs. It needed to be handy enough so that I would actually use it. I had gotten into the habit of standing at my cutting board and debating if it would be quicker to get out the big processor or do the chopping job by hand. "By hand" was winning out, because when I added up the time it takes to pull the machine into a position where it could be used, finish aligning the parts and adding the blade, do the chopping, then finding room in the dishwasher to clean the bulky parts, well, it just wasn't worth the effort. It had actually become "extra" effort. I already have the largest Elite processor that Cuisinart makes. I also have an 11-cup Premier that I prefer over the Elite. So, here's why I did good by choosing the three-cup in the Premier style: --It is so convenient. The curved shape of the Premier is the shape of this little processor. It makes for a smaller footprint; it is easy to pick up with one hand, and moves around the kitchen easily. The curved shape of the Premier is less bulky and easier to pick up with one hand than the square shape of the Elite style. --It works quickly and effortlessly. Two pulses in one direction and one or two in the other direction gets most of the jobs done. It opens quickly and dumps easily, making it simple to change ingredients or do another batch quickly. It's only got three parts to clean, and they fit very efficiently in your dish washer. --It is a specialty processor--not meant for all jobs and never meant as a less expensive choice of a full-size processor. Think through what your chopping jobs really entail: Chopping an onion, carrot or pickles, chopping nuts for a batch of cookies, grating cheese for your pasta dinner, grinding livers for a small pate, making a salsa for your nachos--then this is the size you want. If you're shredding cheese for a 9 X 13 pan of mac and cheese, well then, get out your big processor. If you're grinding meat for burgers, get out your big processor. If you're grating potatoes for a big batch of potato pancakes, get out your big processor. If you're slicing cukes for pickles get out your mandolin. --The large choice of colors and its smallness makes it easy to leave out on your counter--just about anywhere. It's really easy on the eyes. I love that about it. It's an appliance that I can leave totally out in the open, in the most convenient spot, and not have it staring me in the face. --FYI--MAYO: There are two 1/8" diameter holes inside and at opposite ends of the little grip handle on top. Per what is said in the Cuisinart video on this product page, you should be able to make a mayonnaise in this little machine. The holes are tiny and the oil drip will be slow, but it is neat how the handle in the lid is designed to form small reservoirs for thin fluids. --FYI--COLOR: I was looking for a pale yellow, kind of like L o' L unsalted butter. This is darker. It's not a bright yellow, but it's not a soft, light color either. It's got a bit of mustard yellow to it. Still, it's not bad looking in my kitchen that needs pale colors.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very impressive
*by J***T on 28 July 2026*

At first opening the box, this seemed a little fragile. Then, I tried to chop up around 2 cups of cubed, cooked beef. Within two seconds (literally), this mini processor had completely ground up the beef into small hamburger pieces. Then I tried some onion and some carrots. Same experience. I am very impressed. It works so efficiently, the plastic bowl is quite sufficient to contain the food products. It is easy to clean and takes up little space in the kitchen. It’s not designed to handle the local rugby crowd, but for 2 or three people, it is terrific. I’m not sure about longevity, but if it works this well for a year, it is worth the money.

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