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By: Cuisinart - Model: DLC-2AFR
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Features:
- Ideal for making pesto, grinding cheese, chopping onions, herbs
- Chops and grinds with patented reversible blade
- Blade's sharp edge chops soft foods, blunt edge grinds hard foods
- 3-cup plastic work bowl is dishwasher-safe
- Compact, just 9 inches high
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Customer Reviews:
Total reviews: 3
Average rating: 4.5 of 5
nice food processor for one. 5 out of 5 stars.
11 of 11 people found this review helpful.
just received this processor a few days ago from amazon. bought it for myself because i wanted a food processor but didnt need a big bulky one (i live alone). so far i reallly like it, it has sped up my cooking because i dont have to chop onions (or anything really) by hand anymore. jsut cut it up into quarters, throw it in the bowl, and blitz it a few times. i dont know what the difference between this one and the dlc-2fr is but mainly i chose this one because of the handle on the bowl and the 3 cup bowl. im happy with my purchase, i was very excited to use it the first time!
oh btw, it is a bit loud for such a little thing, but its ok because it doesnt continuously chop/grind, rather you either pulse it or hold the button down till you have a consistency you want. also the manual recommends you buy an extra bowl just for grinding becuase coffee beans or nuts may scratch your bowl. this is a pretty good idea, though im not sure where to find the extra bowl.
Editorial Review:
The most useful food prep tool just got better. Cuisinart s Mini-Prep Plus Processor features a 3-cup bowl with a convenient handle. The auto-reversing SmartPower Blade feature and chop/grind touchpad control let you chop or grind ingredients instantly at the touch of a button. Powerful chopper/grinder Chop or grind at the touch of a button Exclusive auto-reversing SmartPower Blade feature suits your basic food processing and chopping needs.
