Cuisinart Custom 14 Cup Food Processor

Overall, if you use food processors on a regular basis, this is a great unit. It's fantastic for families and those who entertain a lot, but can also ...

It consistently produced highly uniform results, whether it was shredded cheese or diced appliances as a final large chunk of food that the processor ...

You can even use it for netting bread dough with this blade right here. So it's a very versatile machine, definitely a kitchen staple, a workhorse, an...

Send it back and buy the 14 cup Cuisinart. I guess the moral of the story is that there is no such thing as a good brand for a cooking tool. Cuisinart...

If you're in the market for a food processor get a [Cuisinart Custom 14 . No other food processor (aside from a commercial model like a Robot Coupe) is remotely as good.

I switched from Kitchen Aid to this after 15 years of use from my KA and the bowl breaking. I did all my due diligence and read all the reviews. I went to the "unbiased" sites to learn. And this is where I landed. I'm not having any of the issues you read about in most of the negative reviews -- the...

I've been on a homemade pizza kick lately and Kenji's videos showed how easy it is to make your own dough in a food processor. So, I did a bunch of research and picked up the Cuisinart Custom 14 which was recommended by a number of reviewers. Last weekend I made Kenji's NYC pizza dough as my first recipe and it went fantastic. I let the dough ferment in the refrigerator for 2 days and had a pizza on Sunday.

I've had Cuisinart Food Processors for years. They're workhorses. But when our house burned down and I needed to replace my big one that was only a couple years old, this was the newer model replacement. It is a pain. It is so hard to wrestle these pieces together. You think you have everything righ...

I live in an appartment with relatively little storage space for kitchen apppliances, so this product sounded like a good buy. Despite this, I got myself a Cuisinart Custom 14 food processor for 250$ CAD instead, about 10$ less than this attachment. That food processor has consistently been America's Test Kitchen top pick. I don't have nearly as much confidence in the vitamix attachment and I feel better about spreading wear and tear across two appliances rather than just the one.

The machine works well, however, I prefer the original Cuisinart food processor (c. late 1990s) to this new model. The chopping/mixing/dough blade sits too high in the 14-cup work bowl of the new model, which results in incomplete and inadequate mixing of certain foods. The s-blade of my old Cuisina...