cuisinart dlc-2abc mini prep plus food processor, brushed chrome

Product Description

Even better than the original! The 3-cup Mini Prep is designed with an auto-reversing Smartpower blade, a chop & grind touchpad control and a handled workbowl. The perfect size for the countertop. Model DLC-2A. Manufacturer's 18-month warranty

I had one before,it was hard to clean and did not do as good of job.
Icook and bake a lot this makes it very easy to do griding and chopping
and clean up.

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Don't fall for the "brushed chrome" nonsense. It is cheap plastic painted a slver color. I am very disappointed.

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I have had other choppers in the past, but this one only lasted TWO USES!!!!. I couldn't believe that a huge chunk of plastic flew off right in the middle of creaming my small piece of cream cheese.(you can't put anything in till you have it all cut into small pieces)
What a waste of time and money. I am hoping to get compensated or at least get a new bowl!!! I was very disappointed:(:(

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This is just perfect for me since I have avoided recipes that have diced onions or peppers since it just so tedious. A couple of cuts with the knife and in they go and a few seconds later I have nicely diced onions or peppers. What more could I ask for?

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I previously purchased a Kitchenaid mini food chopper and had to send it back, TWICE. After reading reviews, it seems that many other consumers had the same problem.

I looked up the Quisinart mini-prep and ordered it. It is FANTASTIC. I haven't had any problems. It works everytime and perfectly.

I ended up purchasing another one for my mother and she loves it too.

It's worth every cent...Great product, you won't be disappointed.

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Although it is small, it is very powerful and cuts the vegetagles or nuts in even pieces in seconds.
Very good buy!

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A little mayo, some toasted pecans, and 1/2" chunks of cheddar. That's all it took to depress this underwhelming appliance. It began groaning - it shook - it then emitted the unmistakable reek of burning electronics.

The cheese was at room temperature and the container less than 1/2 full. This should not have been challenging, should it?

Cuisinart has built some commendable products; but, really, in recent years they've been too willing to put their name on just about anything.

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This is one of those little gadgets that you never knew you needed, and once you have one you can't give it up. I use this for making all sorts of things - Indian chutneys, chopped peanuts for Pad Thai, pulverizing dried mushrooms for pasta sauces, making a quick beurre manie for a pan sauce, a last minute cup of breadcrumbs to top a casserole. I could go on forever.

One star off since the motor isn't quite what I'd wish for it to be able to handle. In other words, some ingredients will slow this baby down to the point where you'll smell that smell. You know the one: electric motor about to burn out smell. So don't overload it and keep things moving about in the bowl and it'll be fine. I've had mine for a few years and it's still kicking. That said, I don't think that the retail of $60 is a fair price. Something closer to $35-ish is a little more accurate for a device like this, indispensable or not.

If you cook for a family of 4 or more, maybe you'll want to skip this. But for one or two it's the perfect size.

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This is our second Cuisinart food processor -- both have died very young deaths. Basically, after a few simple uses, they just won't power on. We didn't use them for anything unusual - just simple, quick chopping of vegetables. My guess is that Cuisinart is resting on its laurels from before the millennium, and is now secretly lowering their product quality hoping people won't notice. However, I've never experienced such shoddy product quality. It reminds me of buying a cheap product manufactured in Taiwan in the 1970s. Will never buy Cuisinart again.

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I purchased this item and it worked great.....temporarily. A few months after the warranty expired so did this mini prep machine. I hardly used it so it didn't burn out on me. I never worked it too hard so there was no reason for it to quit on me. I wouldn't recommend this product to anyone. Also, in the same week I had another Cuisinart product die on me. The good news was that, that one was still covered under their warranty and they replaced it for me. What's going on Cuisinart? Your products used to be good!!!