What Cuisinart model do I have?
On the base On the underside of the base: flip the base over. You will see either a silver sticker with text or a raised imprint in the plastic. Underneath the ‘Cuisinart’ brand is the model number. The text is very small and can be difficult to read – you may want to use a magnifying glass to read the print.
Are Cuisinart food processor parts interchangeable?
There have been three iterations of the Cuisinart DLC-X food processor. Chopping blades and discs are the only parts that are interchangeable between models. All plastic parts are unique to their model.
How many cups is the Cuisinart DLC 7?
14-Cup
Cuisinart Work Bowl for 14-Cup Food Processors (DLC-7, DFP-14)
Which Cuisinart processor is best?
The Cuisinart Custom 14-Cup Food Processor has been our top pick since 2013 because it does everything a great food processor should do, without any unnecessary extras.
Does Cuisinart have lifetime warranty?
LIFETIME WARRANTY (U.S. AND CANADA ONLY) Your Cuisinart® Cookware is warranted to be free of defects in material and workmanship under normal home use from the date of original purchase throughout the original purchaser’s lifetime.
Where is the serial number on the Cuisinart Toa 60?
It’s on the bottom of the unit.
How many cups is the Cuisinart DLC 8f?
Cuisinart DLC-6 8-Cup Food Processor
| Brand | Cuisinart |
|---|---|
| Color | Chrome |
| Blade Material | Metal |
| Wattage | 350 watts |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 9 x 5 x 7 inches |
How many cups is the Cuisinart 10 plus DLC?
7 cup
Models in this series: The 10 series has a 7 cup capacity and is the most popular of the Cuisinart Food Processors.
How many cups is the DLC 7 Super Pro?
Is a 14 cup food processor too big?
14–16 cup food processors are among some of the largest food processors for home use that can chop, mix, purée, slice and shred with some models also able to knead, julienne and dice. The larger capacity makes these food processors an ideal kitchen companion for entertaining multi-batch recipes.
What food processor is best for pastry?
Kenwood FPM810 MultiPro Sense food processor As for its basic functions, we found it simple to assemble with an easy-to-operate control dial. It’s slightly slower at grating and slicing than other models, even though it has a 1000W motor, but slices evenly and produced the best pastry by far.