Cuisinart Custom 14 vs Cuisinart Pro Custom 11 DLC-8SY

Specifically the Cuisinart 14 cup. I make pie dough, pizza dough, pate a choux, etc. with a food processor. It makes things super quick and easy, and the Cuisinart is super quiet compared to other food processors out there

Well, let's just keep an eye on the process. I like mine, really really smooth, but let me show you this: I'm just going to show you how consistently ...

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 Cuisinart food processor rested flat in its bowl. In the new 14-cup model, for example, blending flour, butter, and milk together for a quiche crust has resulted in overly wet and lumpy mixtures that require additional adjusting outside of the mixing bowl (a problem I never had with my old Cuisinart food processor). When making salsa in the new Cuisinart, large pieces of vegetables are left unincorporated because the chopping/mixing/dough blade rests too high in the work bowl

The body is super easy to clean, everything has holes that allow you to rinse everything out so it can stay clean and sanitary. There are 2 issues. The first is they have changed the chopping blade. The old chopping blade was flush with the bottom of the bowl; this one is raised by about 1

I no longer have to process my falafel mix and many other recipes in batches. But small batches work fine as long as they aren't tiny. I made about a ...

This smaller size is perfect for us two in terms of capacity and storage, while remaining helpful on holidays when prepping larger meals. No negative points to share.