9 cup capacity is great. We make a recipe for minestrone that needs 6 cups shredded cabbage. This machine gets it done in less than 1 minute and there's no mess. Same for slicing radishes and other hard vegetables. No more dangerous mandoline for us. Pizza dough is fantastic.
Sorry, but this is the worst Cuisinart product ever! Shredder attachment is a joke, clogs under the lid and does not shoot out unto your bowl below. The top of lid attaches in BACK now which is horrible. Not user friendly. A very CHEAP MODEL. What happened to the excellent quality of Cuisinart??? I used to SELL their products 20 years ago in a retail setting and now the quality is terrible!! You need to find a production company in the United States who has QUALITY CONTROL....
Response from cuisinart.comBy Cuisinart, October 17, 2024
Hello- We are so sorry to hear you are not satisfied with your food processor. Cuisinart is committed to providing the highest quality products and consumer satisfaction. Please contact us at 1-800-726-0190 or via email to customerservice@cuisinart.com at your convenience and reference ticket number 8900101846. If you email us, please use the subject line ‘Cuisinart Review’. Cuisinart Consumer Care Team
The 9-Cup Continuous Feed Food Processor is a game-changer in the kitchen! With its powerful motor and large capacity, it makes prepping meals a breeze. Whether you're chopping, slicing, or shredding, this food processor handles it all quickly and efficiently. The continuous feed feature is a real time-saver, allowing you to process large quantities without stopping.
I love using the food processor. My previous one was also a Cuisinart. They are efficient, fast, easy to use. Although I like this food processor, the attachment (stem adapter) that the blade goes over has broken. I don’t understand why they changed that from the older model. The older model blade was one piece. You have to put the attachment first into the processor, then the blade over top. I find it very hard to get off/out when you have food in it. I had to use a knife to pop it up, which in turn chipped the attachment. Which I have to replace now.