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Question: Is it capable to do a large amt. of shredding cabbage without burning out.
Document: This machine works just as advertised...no tricks or bad surprises. It's a bit heavy in weight but I can handle that for all that it accomplishes. The parts are easy to assemble. So far, I've used both large and small bowls, both chopping blades, and the shredding disc. (No slicing yet.) The blades are super sharp and work very efficiently.There are just 3 buttons: On, Off and Pulse.
This is truly a shame. This is a high quality product, well made, with a powerful motor and very quiet. I was very impressed with it upon unpacking.I purchased it mostly to prepare side salads with shredded vegetables. Unfortunately, the shredding and slicing discs have a &#34;finger hole feature&#34;. These are essentially two very large holes in the middle of the disc, completely useless in my opinion.
Yes, it's solid and pretty, with a strong motor. Maybe that rates one more star, but one huge negative feature overshadows everything else. On this model alone, the blades have finger holes. The finger holes allow huge chunks of food to fall through, so that the processor is virtually useless for shredding carrots or parmesan cheese or anything else. After the shredding in the processor, there needs to be a secondary manual shredding of all the large chunks that have fallen through.
Considered buying the 7 cup since I usually only cook for 2 but after reading reviews I found I would have to purchase other disks separately to acheive what I wanted and I liked having a large bowl and a smaller bowl. The adjustable slicing blade is wonderful-adjusts from paper thin slices to thick slices perfect for potatoes au gratin. I have only used the medium shredding disk and was very happy with the results.
Poor design. Glad that the newer models fixed that.4) Large amounts of food remain unprocessed above the slicing and shredding blades. I called Cuisinart on this; they said they haven't had complaints on that topic. I even went downtown to a great cooking store and tried theirs out to see if I had a dud. Their model did the same thing. Incidentally, the sales woman said her old Cuisinart does the same thing. My 19 year old little 3 cup Little Pro Plus didn't.
Great two-bowl concept, but the grater and slicer disc have large finger holes to hold them and they let large chunks of food through without grating or slicing. Dissappointing..
It is mostly easy to clean up. The new lid seal feature is a little bit of a pain, but is pretty manageable. It is not a complete seal. I did some tomatoes the other day (about 1/3 of the large bowl) and they came out the side a little while pulsing. Would it have been more messy without the seal - I don't know?4.
Also, if you make large amounts of shredded veggies, nut butter, etc as an alternative to buying pre-processed, I think it would be easy to save a couple dollars a month, making the processor pay for itself. But again, not a purchase for those who just kinda like to make shredded carrots sometimes.Bowl sizes:  LOVE that this has a small bowl and have been able to use just the small bowl without messing up the large one.
This is really a nice piece of equipment. I have had a much smaller unit for maybe 30 years! I hope this one will last as long as my original unit. Actually the original motor still runs the bowl and plunger just became too expensive to replace as they wear out.The size of the main large bowl on this unit is wonderful. I use my Cuisinart Food Processor many times a week and would hate to be without it! You will love it too!
(Mine is the cast metal version). I would not recommend this food processor to most people who would like to keep the base stored in a cupboard, as it will most likely sit in there without getting used much. Mine has a happy home on the kitchen counter -- base, large bowl, large chopping blade and cover ready to go for most tasks -- with other accessories stored in a drawer for quick access.The clearly written spiral-bound  instruction book also includes about 70 recipes.
Answer: I have owned this unit for about 2 years. It is a workhorse. Quiet and efficient. I use it to process cabbage for sauerkraut. Usually 10 to 15 heads at  a time. This is a very fast processor. I would purchase it again.