Cuisinart DFP-7BC Original 7 Cups Food Processor Reviews

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I gave this product to my son as a Christmas gift. I have owned a Cuisinart processor for many years and aware of its quality and performance. After trying out his gift, my son said that it is a from Cooking.com Pros: Cuisinart food processors are workhorses. Strong, powerful and great at what they do. from Shopping.com I purchased this a couple months ago. Due to a busy work schedule, I only get to cook 3-4 times a week. The 7-cup is a great size for a small apartment kitchen. It's made my life one heck of a lot easier for sauces and vegetables; I'm not disappointed with its performance for slightly bigger jobs, either. from Cooking.com I'm cooking for two, in a New York kitchen. I still recall my Grandmother's house in Iowa, where the kitchen was somewhat larger than my current living room, but that was a long time ago, and now my counter space is roughly the size of my cutting board. For me, the 7 cup food processor is pretty much optimal in terms of both footprint and capacity. Also, I routinely use it for slicing. from Amazon.com I am very pleased with this food processor. It is sturdy, and works well. from Amazon.com I was the first my neighborhood to buy a Cuisinart 30 years ago. It served me very very well for all these years. from Amazon.com Solidly made, stable on the countertop, does not bounce around like some lighter weight machines. Be sure to read the instruction manual thoroughly so you will know how to use it properly, and also what it can and cannot & should not be used for. The description says it is a "7-cup" food processor. However, do not attempt to put 7 cups of liquid in it. from Amazon.com The new "Safety Features" on the DFP-7BC model make it awkward to use. The motor works well once you get the items into the processor. from Amazon.com I use my Cuisinart primarily for chopping veggies or making my own ground beef. I can use more flavorful cuts than the leftover bits usually made into ground beef and control the texture to my preference. from Amazon.com The proverbial straw, however, is that you have to use the pusher before the processor will operate. Clearly the safety features think they're smarter than we are, and maybe they are, but they frustrate us every time. My dad has expressed an interest in a food processor and I'm thinking of getting him one for Christmas, but I will probably get him a KitchenAid because of the safety features of the Cuisinart. If I had it to do over again, I'd get something else. from Amazon.com