Product Description

LAST FEW!!! The DLC1SSRU Mini Processor from Cuisinart uses a dual blade, which is sharp on one side for chopping and pureeing and blunt on the other for grinding. Use the chopping function for garlic, onions, spices and herbs. It also allows you to prepare sauces, dips, drinks and baby food and is suitable for both hot and cold food. The grind function is great for chocolate, nuts, peppercorns and coffee. The top of the lid has two holes, which you can drizzle oil through. The Cusiniart Mini Food Processor is a must have for every kitchen.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #866 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Brand: Cuisinart
• Model: DLC1SSU

Manufacturer's Description
This striking Mini Processor uses a dual blade, which is sharp on one side for chopping and pureeing and blunt on the other for grinding, making it a 'must have' for every kitchen. Use the chopping function for garlic, onions, spices and herbs. The grind function is great for chocolate, nuts, peppercorns and coffee. It also allows you to prepare sauces, dips, drinks and baby food and is suitable for both hot and cold food. The top of the lid has two holes which you can drizzle oil through. Unique with a patented reversible motor and extremely easy to clean, as all removable parts are dishwasher safe, its compact design makes it easy to store.

About Cuisinart
Originally a French company, Cuisinart became the leading exclusive merchandise brand in the US and is now in the UK. In 1973 Cuisinart's legendary food processor became the definitive food preparation machine for American chefs. Continuous development since then has broadened the Cuisinart range of kitchen equipment to include innovative and state of the art products.

The Cuisinart Guarantee
All Cuisinart products are engineered to last. They are thoroughly tested and quality checked three times before being released. This is why Cuisinart has a unique (and free) extended guarantee policy. But, if for any reason a product or part develops a fault (under normal domestic use) during the guarantee period, we will replace it immediately. At Cuisinart we believe that a repaired product is never the same again.

Visit www.cuisinart.co.uk if you have any concerns or queries and in the un-likely event that you need to return your a machine, we will pay to have it returned to us and a replacement to be sent to you.

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Customer Reviews

Very Pleased so far.....
I've only had the Chopper for a couple of weeks, but so far I'm very pleased with it. It looks very sleek and I'm happy with it out on the work top, rather than hiding it away in a cupboard.
Unlike other processors, it chops ALL the ingredients, as the blade reaches right down to the bottom of the bowl. I also love the dual function and the grind works equally as well - it ground a small handful of fennel seeds like a dream (which would be lost under the blade in a large processor).
Perfect in the dishwasher, as my large processor takes up a lot more space.
A very good buy and well worth the few extra pennies.

Swallowing problems solved
This cuisinart product has proved to be an absolute boon. My wife came out of hospital having had pureed food for 6 weeks with the recommendation that this should continue for medical reasons. How were we going to puree small amounts of meat, vegetables, salad items and more, just for one person? Step forward the Mini Processor, it copes with everything we have tried in 6 weeks of use and does the job in seconds, including sirloin steak and even lettuce. It is easy to use, takes up little space in it's permanent place on the work top and is easy to clean. It might not be the cheapest but, for our purposes, it is definitely the best.

Not overly impressed
I don't wish to completely pan this product but it doesn't really live up to my expectations. I am keen on Indian cookery and bought this because I thought it would work as a spice grinder and a processor for smallish quantities of paste (garlic, ginger, onion, coconut, nuts etc.). It does a reasonable job of processing the soft stuff provided it's full enough (a small quantity just gets blasted onto the lid at the first touch of the chop button!) but it doesn't cope well with things like coriander seeds. I made a batch of garam masala as soon as I got the machine - it took ages and the consistency was still quite seedy. I am dubious about the coffee grinding capability claims. My advice to someone cooking this type of stuff would be to but an electric coffe grinder for the dry spices and a powerful hand blender with a bowl attachment for paste processing. Still, the cuisinart is probably quite good for baby food. It's also taken quite a beating from me and hasn't broken down yet (unlike other blenders I've had) and it does look quite good sitting in the corner.