Sales Rank: 342


Features:

Five-year full motor warranty, three-year limited entire unit warranty

Ideal for making dough, slicing vegatables, shredding cheese, mincing garlic and herbs, mixing batters, emulsifying mayonnaise and more

11-cup work bowl large enough for a family

Includes steel blade, dough blade, three slicing/shredding discs, spatula

Extra-large feed tube for larger food slices

Average Rating:
Rating: - Good family processor
Cooking for a family, it's so nice to have Cuisinart's large food processor. It helps in many ways as I prepare meals--slicing, mixing, and chopping. What used to take forever now takes minutes. I've had my Cuisinart for a while (I received it as a gift; I didn't buy one because I never thought I would use it), and it is as reliable and sturdy as the day I unpacked it.

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Rating: - Compare to the KitchenAid before you buy
We headed out not long ago to buy a food processor and I would have *sworn* that the Cuisinart would be my choice - it's practically synonymous with "food processor"! A quick look at the new KitchenAid model changed my mind, though.

We were told that Cuisinart isn't being made the way it used to be - lesser quality blades, for example. The old blade-maker now provides KitchenAid with their blade, incidentally. Comparing the two models side by side, it's quickly apparent that the Cuisinart isn't nearly as well-made and it's much harder to clean than the Kitchenaid which is basically a single, sealed, "wipe clean" surface.

I hated to turn my back on a legendary product, but we've never looked back. Compare before you buy, especially at the identical price.

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Rating: - My Kitchen Assistant!
I just got my Cuisinart DLC-8SBK yesterday. So far I have mixed a cake, shredded coconut, sliced pototoes, made cole slaw, chopped onion; green pepper; tomato, and tonight I made the BEST Guacamole I have ever tasted! It is a heavy-duty, powerful, get-the-job-done machine.You should have seen the pretty,fluffy shredded coconut! I do not know how I have survived without it. The feed-tube assembly took me a little while (an hour!) to get used to. And I wouldn't suggest mixing a cake as your first project. Would be better to get used to it before doing anything liquid. So easy to clean. This machine is mine now. We are partners! Tomorrow I will try to make some bread.