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Cuisinart DLC-1SS Mini-Prep Processor, Brushed Stainless Steel

Cuisinart DLC-1SS Mini-Prep Processor, Brushed Stainless Steel
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  • Brand:Cuisinart  
  • Category:Kitchen
  • Department:Home
  • List Price: $65.00
  • Buy New: $34.95
  • as of 5/22/2013 19:16 MDT details
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  • Seller:Amazon.com
  • Sales Rank:6,647
  • Color:Brushed Stainless
  • Number Of Items:1
  • Autographed:No
  • Memorabilia:No
  • Size:2.63 Cup
  • Shipping Weight (lbs):1
  • Dimensions (in):8.4 x 7 x 5.1
  • Warranty:Limited, 18 month warranty
  • MPN:B00007IT2M
  • Model:DLC-1SS
  • UPC:844819011907
  • EAN:0086279002662
  • ASIN:B00007IT2M
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Availability:Usually ships in 24 hours

Features:
  • Powerful chopper/grinder; 21-ounce work bowl; 2 speeds for precision chopping
  • Patented reversible blade chops or grinds; brushed stainless steel base
  • Dishwasher-safe parts
  • Instruction/recipe book
  • Measures 6.9 by 5.2 by 8.25 inches; weighs 2.67 pounds



Editorial Reviews:
Synopsis

Don't Underestimate Its Size

The Cuisinart Mini-Prep Processor is the perfect kitchen helper for your small food preparation tasks. This compact processor occupies minimum counter space yet offers major advantages: more power than other choppers, 2-speed operation, large 21-ounce capacity and several colors to choose from.

Cuisinart DLC-1BCH Mini-Prep Food Processor:

  • Powerful chopper/grinder
  • 21-ounce work bowl
  • 2 speeds for precision processing
  • Patented reversible blade
  • BPA free

Dimensions: Measures 4.63 in. x 6.25 in. x 8.00 in.

A Closer Look: The Cuisinart Mini-Prep Processor also comes with a stainless steel blade with sharp and blunt edges, a spatula and an instruction/recipe book.

Take Care: Dishwasher-safe parts.

About the Brand: When the food processor was introduced in 1973, it wasn't known as a food processor; it was commonly referred to as a Cuisinart. The rest is culinary history.

Amazon.com
The Cuisinart Mini-Prep food processor stands 8 inches tall and just over 4 inches wide, but don't let the size fool you. The base houses a motor so powerful that you need to stabilize it with one hand when using the high setting to whip up a strawberry-banana smoothie for one in less than a minute. The clear plastic prep bowl locks into place with a simple twist, while the blades can be set sharp side up for chopping onions or grating Parmesan cheese, or turned blunt side up for making walnut pesto or whipping up chocolate frosting. The set includes a spatula and a cleaning brush to remove coffee grounds.

For best results, cut ingredients into small, even pieces--about 1/2-inch square or so works well. In general, use the sharp-edge approach for low speed and the blunt side of the blades for high speed. If you need to run the motor for longer than one minute, pause and begin again. The bowl, cover, and blade assembly can all be run through the dishwasher, but watch your fingers when dissembling the machine, as the blades are extremely sharp. --Irene Svete


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