9 Reasons Tips For Food Processor Is A Waste Of Time
Cuisinart DLC-2ABC Introduction
Don't judge the Cuisinart DLC2ABC by its little size. Yes, It's the smallest food
First and foremost, this is not a do-it-all food processor. While it can grind, puree, blend,
Chop and emulsify -- it may only do very small batches at one time due to its 2-cup
capacity work bowl.
on the rotational direction.
Booklet geared for its distinctive size. The motor is rated as a 250-watt unit that obviously
struggles against denser ingredients but it should suffice for majority of menial labor
such as pureeing baby food, grinding spices, chopping garlic and onion, etc.. Superior thing
Though is that this food processor doesn't take up any space, in comparison against
So that you can easily store it in your kitchen cabinet when not in use. To be
precise it measures 5.6 by 9.8 by 8.2 inches (LxBxH).
stress rather well.
There are really only two options available in the 2-cup food processor segment. Either
you get this DLC2ABC from Cuisinart or a KitchenAid KFC3100. Having already owned
A KFC3100 couple of years back, we felt we could give a more thorough review on the
DLC2ABC by making a direct comparison review. From the onset, we got to say -- the
Cuisinart is a marvelous piece of machinery and their -revolutionary dual-sided blade
Technology is why it trumps the KitchenAid and any other 2 or 4-cup processor on the
market today! Plus, the accompanying recipe booklet is actually great for beginners. It
Has recipes for a couple of servings, exactly what it is made for.
Because the blade design is sharp to one side and blunt on the other, it grinds anticlockwise
and chops clockwise. The end result is the ability to do Lots of things that
smaller food processors are otherwise unequipped for. Furthermore, You can control the
consistency better when copping onions and salad items. All you have to do is chop for
A couple of seconds and then grind for a second or two, repeating this cycle until you get the
desired consistency and precision. The grind function actually tossed salad inside so
Larger chunks fall down closer to the blade and then chopping turns these larger pieces
To the consistency you need. Likewise, when grinding chop for a second in between to
toss around ingredients. For such a tiny appliance and a small price tag, it sure does
chop and grind like expensive food processors!
Coming to the construction, 250-watt power is actually sufficient for its little work bowl.
Note that although the container can hold 2-cups of ingredients, depending on what you
Do, 1-cup is nearly always the effective capacity. Attempt to add anymore and you will get
Uneven outcomes or worse -- spillage. Speaking of the container, its lid actually shuts tight
And does not affect the motor or blade movement so that you can actually take the entire
Container off together with the lid when done. This is nice if you are making smoothies for
one. Also the blade itself has a long handle sticking out like a popsicle, making it easy to
Remove without needing to put your fingers at risk. The outer construction though is a bit
shady with plastic being the preferred material. Please note, that this food processor
Only seems to be brushed stainless steel but is actually plastic, not that this affects its
performance or reduces lifespan. Thankfully though all the components are dishwasher
safe including the work bowl and spatula.
Don't judge the Cuisinart DLC2ABC by its little size. Yes, It's the smallest food
First and foremost, this is not a do-it-all food processor. While it can grind, puree, blend,
Chop and emulsify -- it may only do very small batches at one time due to its 2-cup
capacity work bowl.
on the rotational direction.
Booklet geared for its distinctive size. The motor is rated as a 250-watt unit that obviously
struggles against denser ingredients but it should suffice for majority of menial labor
such as pureeing baby food, grinding spices, chopping garlic and onion, etc.. Superior thing
Though is that this food processor doesn't take up any space, in comparison against
So that you can easily store it in your kitchen cabinet when not in use. To be
precise it measures 5.6 by 9.8 by 8.2 inches (LxBxH).
stress rather well.
There are really only two options available in the 2-cup food processor segment. Either
you get this DLC2ABC from Cuisinart or a KitchenAid KFC3100. Having already owned
A KFC3100 couple of years back, we felt we could give a more thorough review on the
DLC2ABC by making a direct comparison review. From the onset, we got to say -- the
Cuisinart is a marvelous piece of machinery and their -revolutionary dual-sided blade
Technology is why it trumps the KitchenAid and any other 2 or 4-cup processor on the
market today! Plus, the accompanying recipe booklet is actually great for beginners. It
Has recipes for a couple of servings, exactly what it is made for.
Because the blade design is sharp to one side and blunt on the other, it grinds anticlockwise
and chops clockwise. The end result is the ability to do Lots of things that
smaller food processors are otherwise unequipped for. Furthermore, You can control the
consistency better when copping onions and salad items. All you have to do is chop for
A couple of seconds and then grind for a second or two, repeating this cycle until you get the
desired consistency and precision. The grind function actually tossed salad inside so
Larger chunks fall down closer to the blade and then chopping turns these larger pieces
To the consistency you need. Likewise, when grinding chop for a second in between to
toss around ingredients. For such a tiny appliance and a small price tag, it sure does
chop and grind like expensive food processors!
Coming to the construction, 250-watt power is actually sufficient for its little work bowl.
Note that although the container can hold 2-cups of ingredients, depending on what you
Do, 1-cup is nearly always the effective capacity. Attempt to add anymore and you will get
Uneven outcomes or worse -- spillage. Speaking of the container, its lid actually shuts tight
And does not affect the motor or blade movement so that you can actually take the entire
Container off together with the lid when done. This is nice if you are making smoothies for
one. Also the blade itself has a long handle sticking out like a popsicle, making it easy to
Remove without needing to put your fingers at risk. The outer construction though is a bit
shady with plastic being the preferred material. Please note, that this food processor
Only seems to be brushed stainless steel but is actually plastic, not that this affects its
performance or reduces lifespan. Thankfully though all the components are dishwasher
safe including the work bowl and spatula.
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