I love these Gear Heads videos. Let me say that again: I LOVE these Gear Heads videos. Anyone who has tried to google reviews for this or that product has come across the thousands of websites that appear to be AI generated or put up by the manufacturer of the 'winner' and thrown up their hands in frustration. Even the NYT's Wirecutter reviews are less and less reliable. Not Gear Heads, and I hope it stays that way. I've bought a number of kitchen appliances and utensils based on your recommendations and have never gone wrong. Please keep it up, this is invaluable content. If I had a single criticism it would be to include more products at the beginning of testing, there have been instances when you've not tested a specific brand's product even though it's quite popular with the public.

@siamesepleaseme7468

Ай бұрын

That was always the problem with consumer reports years ago they didn’t test all the models.

I replaced my Cuisinart food processor with the Breville and have been much happier. When I would make pizza dough in the Cuisinart, the dough would be thrown about the work bowl with such violence that it would crack both the bowl and the lid. I got tired of replacing them. The Cuisinart also has the problem of liquids leaking if you have too much liquid in the bowl and it leaks up under the blade hub. The motor in the Breville is an absolute beast. It handles any sort of dough that I wish to make and the bowl and lid have never cracked even after several years of use. The pulse control is superb. The adjustable slicing disc seals the deal for me to make this Breville a better choice than the Cuisinart.

@user-oe6jo3pz6b

5 күн бұрын

Thanks for this information. I wanted to see what Americas test kitchens had to say. I personally would not recommend Cuisinart food processor to anyone. I would like to add that the continued rusting of my blade . the blade is only hand washed, towel dried, then left to air dry. I dread using it and today decided to look at other products. I love the Breville brand. they make good products.

the part where you can process liquid and not worry about an open blade-stem (like the cuisinart has) makes the breville the winner for me. No more spills. Also, my original cuisinart, from when it was still a family owned company, lasted forever (I am old). It's replacement died after a handful of years. The breville is sturdy, well designed, versatile.

I use my food processor for garlic butter probably more than anything 1 stick butter 7 or 8 garlic cloves 1tsp garlic salt 1 tsp garlic powder 1 Tbsp basil 2 Tbsp olive oil.

@siamesepleaseme7468

Ай бұрын

Thanks for mentioning and reminding me I could do this.

@brettmorgan5129

Ай бұрын

@@siamesepleaseme7468 You are welcome 🙂

@UTeewb

Ай бұрын

add some soy sauce and you basically have hibachi steakhouse butter

I've had the Breville for several years now, and I've owned food processors since the Cuisinart CFP-5 back in the 70s. The Breville is by far the best food processor of any I've used. Not perfect, but superior in many ways. The main blade architecture keeps the bowl sealed, so there's no liquid leakage through the blade mount. The adjustable slicing disk is so much better than any other fp slicer I've had, there's not really a meaningful comparison. The other disks are competitive with the typical shredders. Their replacement part pricing is reasonable (I needed a new bowl).

@JackieDannenberg

Ай бұрын

I have a Breville too and I love the dang thing !

@kerryk6245

Ай бұрын

I too replaced my Cuisinart with the Breville and think it was worth the extra cost for a superior product and I like the accessory caddy as it keeps sharp blades stored safely when you're only using one blade at a time. I will admit that I rarely use the purchased separately dicer attachments as it's a pain to clean the blades.

@keenahudson1853

Ай бұрын

I've had 2 Breville processors. They're fantastic while they last. But the motor is too powerful for the plastic parts and mine have fallen apart. The plastic on the shaft broke up on one! I've bought a Magimix that goes in the dishwasher and it's as good as the Breville. .

@ritahall8148

Ай бұрын

I have had 3 Breville appliances, including the 12?cup Sous-Chef, and it was very nice while it lasted. The switch failed on all 3. It would have cost almost as much to repair the Breville as to buy a new Cuisinart 14c FP. I got the Cuisinart. I use it just as often (a lot) and don't miss the Breville. I do use and recomend a small mandolin slicer that can grate and julienne for small jobs.

@michaelmcnally1242

Ай бұрын

@@keenahudson1853 Yes, my work bowl fell apart, but to be fair that was after many years. The replacement work bowl was fairly priced, and even better it fit the blades *slightly* better than the original, giving me a much better experience than the original bowl (blades were far too tight, one of the drawbacks). That adjustable slicing blade made creating the "Ratatouille" movie version of the dish a breeze.

I put my 14-clip Cuisinart bowl and top in the dishwasher all the time. Works just fine-haven’t noticed any “clouding.” I love it-it is efficient and quiet. Great purchase.

@Sentient_Goose

Ай бұрын

Same here, always straight to the dishwasher. I think the Cuisinart even says that's fine in the instructions?

@spikefivefivefive

Ай бұрын

I hand wash and have had clouding. I think it depends on the quality or batch of the plastic resin that it's made from.

@evelynwald9132

Ай бұрын

Clouding also depends on what you use the machine for. I make my own superfine sugar and the sugar is abrasive to the inside.

@cynthiasymons

Ай бұрын

@@evelynwald9132 That makes sense. :)

@aquajack16

Ай бұрын

The only clouding on mine is the parts of the lid you can’t get to by handwashing..never had a problem when I had a dishwasher.

The absolute BEST food processor is the 600 watt, 12 cup BRAUN FP3020. Made in Europe. Crushes all competition. 200 bucks. A German Engineered powerhouse. Built like America used to build stuff.

@user-pc2ny9sc7b

Ай бұрын

I have had my Braun for 35 years and hope it never dies it is the best.

I bought my first cuisinart food processor in 1989. I'm still using it. the base and motor is fine. The bowl is cracked around the bottom edge and the stem on the base sometimes gets stuck and pulls off because it's been used for 34 years and counting. I have a comprehensive set of disc cutters I bought sometime in the 90's. I buy old machines sometimes just for the bowl if they are cheap enough or the base doesn't work. I'm 62 now and I want to see if I can keep this item for the rest of my life. Cuisinart food processors are pretty good quality. At least the old ones are.

Still using my Cuisinart from the early 1980s… going strong!!!

@lizcademy4809

Ай бұрын

Me too ... I bought mine refurbished in 1980. The bowl has a crack, but it's fine for non-liquids. I had to break off the video to try and hunt up a manual online ... no luck. If anyone runs across a site with a PDF manual for a CFP-9a, let me know!

@MarcWdives

Ай бұрын

Married 26 years, got one for a wedding gift. This year I replaced the bowl. I looked around and bought a new processor was not worth it

@tenniebeenie

Ай бұрын

Same here. Early 80's and still works like a charm! Also had to replace the bowl once.

@allysonfromatl

Ай бұрын

Haven't those all been recalled?

@lizcademy4809

Ай бұрын

@@allysonfromatl Nobody told me about a recall :) and mine has been working absolutely perfectly for almost 45 years.

The Breville adjustable slicing blade alone makes that food processor worth the extra money. I use it all the time for so many things.

Good review! I have a 16 cup Breville and love it! I like the tip of using warm soapy water and turning it on to begin cleaning. Thanks!

@hxhdfjifzirstc894

Ай бұрын

Good for blenders, as well.

I was able to get this model about 5yrs ago during black friday. It was only $99.99 on Amazon back then and it was 100% worth it.

@hxhdfjifzirstc894

Ай бұрын

Eh, that was back when Trump was president... nowadays, they're $250. They've more than doubled in price. Insanity!

@rainerrain9689

Ай бұрын

@@hxhdfjifzirstc894 Giddy up !

Once again you didn’t give enough credit to the Breville Sous Chef. It’s a far superior product. I figured this out on my own by observing what one of my fave KZread chefs was using on the regular.

@louisrios5546

Ай бұрын

Althought they don't feature the Breville much in this video, it's still one of their two "Top Picks" on their review page. They call it the best "fully loaded food processor".

Using your guide I got the slightly smaller version, it does have a capacity limit compared to the standard 14 cup but it was closer to my price range and I love it!

great video as usual Lisa and Hannah. Agree to disagree about the extra attachments. I have the Breville Sous Chef peel n dice which comes with added julienne, french fry, peeling and dicing blades. Mine aren't below but up on the counter with the other attachments. And I use the dicing attachments all the time for salsa, fruit salad, mire poix etc. I like the Cuisinart but prefer the Breville.

@imelpomene

Ай бұрын

Agreed. I also have the breville 16cup peel & dice.

@roospike

Ай бұрын

Another agreed Breville Sous Chef 16 peel and dice (+the extra dice blade kit) After 3 processors I wish I bough this one the first place, love all the attachments that actually work really well. 🤘😎

@robertmccoy9901

Ай бұрын

Nice! I was looking at that one a year ago. Showed it to a friend- he ordered one, loves it!

@CreamyJalapeno

Ай бұрын

The Breville is a far superior product and has been for many years now.

@pipergraceinteriors6482

Ай бұрын

I have and prefer the Breville, as well. Love the way it comes together. Donated my Cuisinart as it felt clunky.

I have had my Cuisinart for over 20 years! I still love it!

I am a huge fan of ATK, but a few years ago, when you stated that the Cuisinart was the best food processor, I ordered it, and was completely disappointed... I had so much confidence in your testing abilities. However: It pales in comparison with another well known brand, which I am not mentioning, in case I am misunderstood, as a promoter of it. A food processor is my right hand in the kitchen, and has been for more than 30 years, but the one you suggested last time, was so inferior to my previous one that I had to return it and swiftly repurchase a newer model of the one I was trying to replace, and never regretted it, even though it costs a lot more..

@jakass

Ай бұрын

Claims it's bad but won't say the better option... Seems legit

@spikefivefivefive

Ай бұрын

@@jakass - I can make the exact same claim.

@CreamyJalapeno

Ай бұрын

@@jakassThe product is the Breville Sous Chef. I had the same experience as this poster with the Cuisinart vs the Breville.

@kasinyvr9781

Ай бұрын

Completely agree - the Breville is a better FP. I have both and the Breville is better in every way. I got my first Cuisinart in 1977 so it pains me to say it’s not a great product anymore. The only downside to the Breville is that the bowl can’t go in the dishwasher but it’s so much better than the Cuisinart that I put up with inconvenience.

@louisrios5546

Ай бұрын

On their review page, the Breville is still one of their two top picks. They call it the best "fully loaded" food processor, i.e. more attachments and such. But it's worth noting that it's also $125-$200 more expensive than the Cuisinart.

I bought my cuisinart processor in a sale, and it was a real bargain (£90 with all attachments). It came highly recommended by ATK so slightly a bit disappointed when I used the ‘pulse’ button. It does not give that short, quick pulse motion one would expect especially when making dough and you need those ‘pea’ sized bits of butter/flour combined. Using it is no different to the ‘on’ option. But that aside, it’s a good kitchen gadget. Mine came with the vast array of gadgets and I have to say that I refer to my booklet ALL the time depending on what I need it for. My mini version is the Kitchen aid. A great gadget

@OneWildTurkey

Ай бұрын

I wonder if yours may be broken somehow. I've never seen a pulse button that operated like the 'on' option. It's supposed to stop - quickly - as soon as you release the button.

@PassiveAgressive319

25 күн бұрын

@@OneWildTurkeythat could be it. That’s really helpful. Thank you friend

Love the Gear Heads videos! Greetings from Germany.

Love both of my Cuisinart food processors

You left out the most important size processor AND the best value. Cuisinart 8 cup 350 watt processor. All the features of the 14 cup and $95.00 on Amazon. On big sale days it drops to $80.00 " everywhere " Comes with 2, 2 sided disks: medium and fine. Grate and slice on both. Also S blade. The feed tube is medium size. It's small enough it doesn't need a protective switch making continuous feed a breeze. (Big enough to fit 8 oz blocks of cheese). For a few dollars more than the 4 cup it does so much more ! It's less than half the cost of the 14 cup and worse case you do 2 batches. Less to wash with simpler feed tube and size (think dishwasher). Any 4 cup is a waist of money. I do own both. I constantly reach for my 8 cup.

@user-je8zy6yq7f

Ай бұрын

PS when I say both I mean to 8 and 14 cup.

@lynnnelson6689

Ай бұрын

Thank you - very helpful.

@linholly

Ай бұрын

Do you have a model number for the 8 cup? I’m seeing more than one option for that size. Thanks 😊

@user-je8zy6yq7f

Ай бұрын

@@linholly it's model # FP 8. Amazon has the FP 8 SV For less $95. That's the silver color. Mine is black. But shop around. I paid $79 with free shipping a few years ago, when the full price was still $99 (but it was a little before Christmas ).

@Cathy-xi8cb

Ай бұрын

Can't make bread dough in your 8-cup processor. Motor isn't powerful enough. Can't make cakes or cookie dough, etc. Capacity too small. There is a solid reason for the 14 -cup choice.

Thanks so much for this information

Thanks for the tips!

I love my Breville and it kicks butt when I have a large work load. By the way I DO USE the extra attachments and store them in the cabinet near the Breville.

Cuisinart DLC-7 Super Pro, Made in Japan, 1980s. The best and last forever.

You can tell the love that food processor, because there are two of them in the scene throughout the entire video.

That model Cuisinart was an impulse buy for me a number of years ago. Best impulse buy I've ever made.

I have an older Cuisinart and it works for me. We also have a mini chopper, but sometimes we need to bring out the big boy. Your tips have also opened my eyes to more it can do! Thanks!!

Can confirm that Christie is awesome and the shrimp burgers are delicious

I have had my large size Cuisinard with a few shredding and slicing discs for 15 ish years now. I use at least once a week and love her. Got her as a refurbished machine and am HAPPY. I have a hand held Ninja for small portions or the ice crushing in the summer. A Large blender for soups and smoothies. The blender is in daily use.❤

I still have the first publicly offered Cuisinart, made by Robo Coup, with a steel housing and it still works. Feed tube is ridiculously small. I also have a DC-10 that works great.

I have this food processor and I use it every week. I love it. Bought it solely from ATKs recommendation and it alone has leveled up my kitchen.

Thank you!

Great info. Thanks

Thank you so much

Your timing couldn’t be more perfect! I was about to buy a Breville Sous Chef today! I actually go crazy with all the attachments that take up real estate in my cabinets. I’ll be ordering this one! Thank you!

Very informative, thank you!

I bought the Cuisinart that's been consistently winning your tests based on your recommendations a few years ago and it's been fantastic. I mainly use it for shredding cheese, making pie crusts, shredding veggies, and making pizza dough. It's performed admirably at all of those tasks consistently and it easy to clean IMO. I will admit that I'm that nerd who bought all of the extra discs and have barely used any of them, though they are easy to store if you have an old CD storage case lying around.

For the finely chopped vegetables, what I do is add them to my blender with enough water to cover. Pulse to desired consistency and then drain off the water. Super fast mirepoix.

♥️👏 just in time !!! Got my first food processor last week and still haven’t used it yet , doing some research first ❤❤❤

I'm so glad you still recommend the cuisinart, the only complaint I had was that the top slicing blade slice somethings too thick. I was happy to discover that they had another blade for a thinner slice. I only wish that they included it with the food processor. And I would like the option to buy a dicing blade. .

I've got a 35-year-old (at least) Cuisinart that I use almost every day. Still going strong.

I've had my Cuisinart food processor for about 12-15 years. The 14 cup model was out, but was sold out in the store I specially went to in order to buy it, so I ended up with the 9 cup model. I used to make a ton of pies, especially around the holiday (30+ between Nov and Dec alone) and I use Julia Child's recipe that makes 4 cups. I have always used frozen butter and it's amazing to make almost all the pie dough in the food processor. I would be able to fully make it in the 14 cup, but the 9 cups is *just* too small so if I add the water to the bowl it doesn't mix well - so I have to dump it into a large bowl to add the water. It's been an great machine. I thought I murdered the motor once by trying to pulse it into breaking up something really difficult, I don't remember what, but when I got the courage up to turn the machine back on it was fine! Yay! I wish I had the 14 cup for the pies, but I make far fewer these days. It still earns a permanent spot on my counter, though!

I love using my Cuisinart for hummus, especially a Thai version with peanut butter instead of tahini.

I have a Kitchen Aid I bought in the 80's. Small compared to today's models. 14Hx6W. When you fire it up, the lights will dim. Lol. Powerful machine. I hope it never dies.

I wish the KitchenAid made by Hobart was still available. After 38 years and 13 years after the factory warranty expired, the bowl cracked. Motor still going strong.

@jw77019

12 күн бұрын

Those were actually made by robo coup and they were the best ever made.

I grew up throwing rocks at the Cabot Creamery building. Glad to see real premium cheese going in your fridge.

We bought that model this year and love it. It replaced our 23 year old kitchen aid (which still worked, but was too heavy to lug around)

@ritahall8148

Ай бұрын

My Kitchen aid is that old and still works fine, but I use and prefer the Cuisinart 14 c now,. I keep the Kitchen Aid as a back up. I prefer the Cuisinart because the Kitchen Aid has a lot of attachments that need storage space, it holds less, and goes a little bit slower.

Love my cuisinart!! Love the idea of putting soapy water through a spin to wash the blade.

I have a food processor, and I'm reasonably adept with it. But usually I'm only cooking for myself, and I have limited counter space. So most of the time it's faster and easier to use my trusty cutting boards and knives than it is to dig out the food processor, load it and use it, then have to clean it before drying and putting it away again. Ditto with a hand grater. For Ice, I have a lewis bag and a wood mallet. It takes no time at all to crush enough ice for a couple of mint juleps or margaritas.... and the heavy canvas bag absorbs water, so my crushed ice doesn't come out slushy.

I got my Cuisinart 14 cup on sale - it’s such a great purchase, I probably would’ve paid full price. Excellent machine. And great video!

After hand washing the bowls and lids of my Cuisinart processor and my Vitamix blender I hand dry them with a microfiber cloth - the microfiber cloth buffs the containers and always look new. I had both for years and they look like I just unboxed them!

ADORE THIS REVIEW! So needed this in-depth data prior to making a purchase of this amount. Bless our ATK Gear Heads - you save me money and offer a real savings in the stress in use and cleaning as well. 😘👍 However, as equipment techs: BEWARE - NEVER spray cleaners directly on the power motor base! Instead, spray your cloth, and then wipe the base. This small tip will prevent any damage to the internal electronics within the housing. Cleaner liquids can be very caustic to wiring and soldered parts. After spending good money on decent equipment, do all you can to protect your investment. Lady computer tech recommended! ❤

Love my Cuisinart.

Another great video! Thank you Hannah and Lisa!

I recently bought the Breville for the dicing and peeling kit it has. It's amazing. Blows my old food processor out of the water.

My stem on the Cuisinart (from the 90's) broke when I was doing mozza. It was a 15 dollar fix ordering the parts from cuisinart. I use my small cuisinart processor EVERY single day in my kitchen and pull the big one out on heavy duty days.

I have both the 3 cup cuisinart, and the 11 cup model, though I do wish it used real stainless steel cladding for the body, rather than the argent paint used, oh well. This is my second 11 cup model. I had one of the original DLC-8F models that was made around 1981, but the lid broke while using it, the lip at the front of the lid broke off, causing it to flap about and they no longer made the bowls, nor lids etc for those, so had to replace as the replacement bowls do not fit the older models as the base of the bowl is slightly different. That processor got rebuilt in 2021 when the shaft cracked, and I discovered why, the blade would not stay sitting all the way down during use, breaking the outer plastic portion of the shaft, so had it rebuilt by cuisinart under warranty, got new bowl/lid combo too as the old one deformed. I do run mine through the dishwasher, but do not use the heated dry as the heating element surrounds the spray arm, which caused the warping. Had to replace the little guy 2 years ago when my original white one broke the safety tab on the lid when I dropped it on the floor one day and no replacements were available. So bought on in bright red of the same model. I use it for small tasks like processing almonds on occasion. The bigger one is used to grind meat, make pizza dough, stuff like that, grate cheese. Used to buy a half pound of Parm cheese and grate that, storing in an airtight container for later use. Have not done that for a while as I don't have a convenient source for wedges of parm cheese, outside of the little wedges from the grocery store. Generally speaking the blade goes on the top rack of the dishwasher and so far, so good.

Hello. Always great videos. Do you know if the equivalent to the cuisinart brand is the magimix brand in France. Can't get the cuisinart in France

I like to chop up my compost before throwing it in the compost bin. It breaks up the food faster making the compost breakdown quicker.

My Cuisinart was a wedding gift 31 years ago- just used it yesterday! Accessibility was critical- as our kitchens grew/storage space improved it was easier to have the food processor close by. For small tasks we also use the Oscar mini food processor I bought 40 years ago- small but mighty!

@markbyrum9885

Ай бұрын

My husband gave me the DLC-7 SuperPro and ALL of the available accessories for Christmas 1985! The pasta attachment, beaters, all the grating, chopping and slicing discs, and juicers! I still use them today. I replaced the work bowl and blade due to fatigue cracks once, a couple of years ago. There is no substitute.

There’s a new Breville fp with 30 years warranty on the machine. I really hope you guys can test it. It looks strong and powerful and it’s also compact!

@jakass

Ай бұрын

For those curious it's called "the Paradice™ 16" but slight correction on the warranty 30 year warranty for the motor 2 year warranty for the rest of the device

@hungabunabunga3645

Ай бұрын

@@jakass you’re right 🫡

Y'all are my go to for all things kitchen. I had a feeling that Cuisinart would be the winner. Thanks for confirming!

I LOVE my 4 cup Cuisinart food processor. Just the 2 of us so most of the time it accomplishes enough for us. I still have my very old Osterizer (?) that comes with a million attachments, blender and mixer. It is my anchor for the bottom of one of my muscle racks in the pantry collecting dust. Highly recommend a Cuisinart food processor.

@margaretsiple6798

Ай бұрын

My Mom gave us osterizer mixer/blender back in the 70s. Best mixer ever!

@frugallyretired9960

Ай бұрын

@@margaretsiple6798 Yep, mine still works and I even have the 2 glass bowls. I just don't need it very often the past few years.

@margaretsiple6798

Ай бұрын

If you ever decide you don’t want the oster, please let me know. I am interested.

@christajennings3828

Ай бұрын

I had that Osterizer. I burnt out the motor.

With limited storage space and options, I'm looking at the 3cup cuisinart and 4cup Starfrit. I really like the oscillating feature the Starfrit has, but your rave reviews on cuisinart has me leaning towards that. Do you have any references for the smaller options?

I love my Breville Paradice.

@CreachterZ

Ай бұрын

Do you have the Paradice 9? I’m awfully tempted due to my small kitchen. This model is apparently new. It’s not available on Amazon yet. “TAKE MY MONEY!” 💰 😊

After owning a cuisinart and being very disappointed with it. It died in less than 10 years, I got my Breville, and I am so happy with it. It's attachments are great

Another excellent video from you two!!! Thank you so much.

Can the s blade be sharpened? If not, how frequently should it be replaced? Thank you.

I agree this Cuisinart model is the best and works much better than Breville and thank you for cleaning tip. Even though the manufacturer said dishwasher safe, don't use dishwasher as it can ruin the parts faster.

For years, I used the 1-cup Oskar from the 1980s (anyone remember that?) for making pesto and doing other prep chores in batches. Then a friend gave me her 20-cup Cuisinart 😮 so now I have the best of both worlds.

Well thank yy

I would really like to hear about noise levels. I once had a food processor which was impossible to use without wearing protective ear covers, that's how loud it was

@spikefivefivefive

Ай бұрын

I have a similar problem. However I think all are loud due to the energy and load involved.

@path4061

Ай бұрын

I'd say that the 14cup Cuisinart is much quieter than my Vitamix (maybe half as loud... And probably 1/4 as loud as my ninja smoothie blender).

I'm Processor twins wit Lisa!

Would love a review of the Vitamix food processor attachment, considering Vitamix is still your recommended blender, and it would be great to save space with a single base.

@JA-kh2yi

Ай бұрын

Yes, a review of the Vitamix FP attachment would be great to have!

@sandrah7512

Ай бұрын

They reviewed it last year. Not every test, recipe, etc. gets a video.

I have put the jar, lib and feed tube in the dishwasher for years...mine has never gotten foggy. But now, I will not be doing that as I will hear your voice. And I bought my 14 cup Cuisinart based on your recommendation almost 10 years now.

I have a French made Kitchen Aid for the last 12yrs and it's a CHAMP!

Some of the consumer-oriented Cuisinart food processors are functionally the same as the commercial model, but they use a set of blister buttons rather than the far more robust levers to save costs. Even though the Cuisinart I got from Costco has performed admirably over the 10+ years I've had it, the buttons are starting to wear down, and I really wish they hadn't cut that corner.

@jakass

Ай бұрын

Seems like it lived a longer life than most electronics in spite of the cost saves from Cuisinart

I used to store everything inside the food processor until a family member had leaned on the power button and destroyed the stem, blade and bowl. Now those storage solutions are more than worth it for me and you can't convince me otherwise.

@VeretenoVids

Ай бұрын

Yikes! That sucks! But why leave it plugged in? Am I the only person who unplugs all the appliances after use?

@susanmolnar9606

Ай бұрын

@@VeretenoVidsagreed. Safety first! If I’m not using something I always unplug even around the house.

I have found even Cuisinart food processors to be surprisingly hard to clean though....I ended up using my dental water pick to get food out of crevasses

@spikefivefivefive

Ай бұрын

Juicers are the worst though.

Wanna see immersion blender next

@sandrah7512

Ай бұрын

ATK recently updated their most recent immersion blender review from 2022 to include two more models. No video though - not every review, recipe gets one.

I have a question - where do you get that refrigerator/freezer that has shelves with nothing on them - I have been to LOTS of houses and have never seen such a thing. Mine MIGHT have been like that the first day it was in my house but I never have a completely empty shelf much less the whole freexer section.

Grinding meat is fine. But can any of these puree meat without burning up? I want one that I an use for making hotdogs and other emulsified sausages. Or should Ij ust wait till i have the money for a commercial grade processor?

Cheese Coins recipe is here on KZread, too.

Previously the Breville was your favourite. This is just like a add for Cuisinart. What about an adjustable slicing blade like the Breville?

@sandrah7512

Ай бұрын

The newly added Breville Sous Chef 16 was highly recommended just like their favourite Cuisinart (aka their current and previous favourite). The Breville Sous Chef 12 Plus (in the original lineup) was also recommended (as were a few others), but it still didn’t top the Cuisinart last time (actually the same review before updates via additions of more models like the SC 16) despite the addition of a mini bowl. You're mistaken. Just because ATK chooses one model as their winner doesn’t make all the others losers. There's a link to the full review in the video description.

I had no idea I could store everything inside the cuisinart! 3:49

@path4061

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I lost half my accessories doing that. I won't ever do it again (family member inadvertently leaned on the power button and destroyed several parts)

@81joiseyboy

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​​@@path4061don't latch the lid or the bowl and it won't turn on

@path4061

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@@81joiseyboy This is true, but it is also true that I am not the only one in the house who takes on dish washing and putting away the clean dishes.

Own three cuisinarts. The oldest is 46 years old and going strong. Had to replace a cracked bowl when 40 years old.

I got a KitchenAid. It did a decent job, but the ATK finding where the food got stuck on the lid happened often. I did get it on sale though

I want a nice 8 cup one. I have like a 4 cup and it's way too small and there's no slicing or shredding. 14 cups is way too big for a counter top or even a cabinet. I just don't get why the mid range sizes cost so much.

I heard mention of "adjustable feed tube" for this 14 cup Cuisinart though I've only ever gotten mine to run while the super narrow tube was attached. I was bummed that you couldn't use it with that insert removed. Granted you can't trust the lowest common denominator to have common sense. Now I'm wondering if there's an optional insert

For a two person household that rarely entertains I've had a 4 cup food processor for years. I do not need something that slices or shreds. I can do that with a knife or on a grater.

I still have my food processor from Cuisinart I purchased in the 70s when they first came out..... Andy Warhol said throw away all your knives LOL in Interview magazine.

Thanks to this video, I'll prolly use my food processor more than I have in the past. One thing that I find confusing is how to get the food out of the processor - it seems like different things with different consistencies need different methods. I always think I'm making a mess, or wasting food, or am overly cautious about the sharp blade at the bottom. Wish you had shown more examples of this - maybe compile some clips from existing ATK ep's where it's being done & give us a "demo reel"? Just an idea for us klutzes.😂

Damn I wish this video came out before I got a KitchenAid 7 cup food processor for my birthday 😭😭

Their favourite has one problem that Cuisinart has never corrected... it lacks an adjustable slicing blade. I have a different Cuisinart model that I purchased solely because of the adjustable slicing blade. That is an absolute must feature for me, and their fave is lacking it.

They have an 11 cup as well from Cuisinart and I wondered if that performed the same as the 14 cup one.

What am I doing wrong trying to make pizza crust & dough? It just doesn’t come together. Do you have videos showing the test kitchen making dough in the food processor?

Perfect timing, thank you! Time to cook!

This was all so incredibly helpful. All the tips were great! I wonder why Hannah appears to come across gimmicky like a used car salesperson.

I destroyed my Cuisinart storing all the pieces inside. I plugged it in before taking everything out and the button was pushed accidentally. Blended all the attachments, broke the blade and the bowl and the attachment for the discs. Only about 3 weeks after I got it. Had to wait almost a year for replacement parts.