With summer just around the corner, it’s no surprise you’re craving more chopped salads, fruit smoothies, and other healthy meals these days. But with these scrumptious foods comes a significant amount of food prep, which, depending on what tools you have in the kitchen, can be a real pain in the butt.
If you’re looking to chop, dice, blend, and dice, nothing compares to a dependable Cuisinart device, and when it comes to food prep, this 11-cup food processor is a game-changer. Not only is it large enough to hold multiple ingredients at a time, but it also sports incredibly sharp, stainless steel blades that can chop, pureé, dice, and beyond with incredible ease. It even has a reversible shredding and slicing disc perfect for when you need ingredients at the finest consistency.
Expertly renewed and ensured to work like new, the Cuisinart Elemental 11-Cup Food Processor makes prepping ingredients a total breeze. From its easy-to-use touch controls to its removable parts that make it a cinch to clean (it’s even dishwasher safe!), this gadget is anything but complicated.
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Check out the Cuisinart Elemental 11-Cup Food Processor‘s online reviews!
“Had my old food processor for 10 years, the difference in performances, ease of use, and flexibility is fantastic. I make all my tart shells in a food processor, and my new Cuisinart E-11cuts preparation time in half.” — Roy V.
“It works well – love the feeding tube being at the front of the processor rather than at the rear – also love the lid fitting more tightly.” — Maggie926
“I had another brand that I was very disappointed with. Returned it and then purchased the Cuisinart It has lots of power, good size feed tube and two sizes of shred. The other great feature is the adjustable slicing blade.” — Zima Girl
Right now, you can get the renewed Cuisinart Cuisinart Elemental 11-Cup Food Processor for just $84.99 down from $150 bucks!
Prices subject to change.
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