Reduced Price >> Cuisinart DLC-XPBCN Classic 20-Cup Food Processor, Brushed Chrome

Cuisinart DLC-XPBCN Classic 20-Cup Food Processor, Brushed Chrome

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The Listed Price: $1,455.00
The Sale Price: $599.00
(as of 07/16/2012 08:17 UTC - Details)
The Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days

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20-cup work bowl
Includes chopping/mixing and dough blades, shredding disc, three slicing discs, spatula and recipe booklet
Base: 12 by 8-1/2 inches, 17 inches high with work bowl
Work bowl and accessories dishwasher-safe
Three-year limited warranty on entire unit; full five-year motor warranty

This Item is Manufactured by Cuisinart

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Cuisinart DLC-XPBCN Classic 20-Cup Food Processor, Brushed Chrome 4.2 out of 5 based on 11 ratings. 3147 user reviews

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Being an appliance freak, I bought all the accessory disks, which on this machine are the size of 45-rpm records, and the whisk attachment. This attachment fit on the center shaft and rotated a small set of twin beaters around counter to the attachment rotation. It worked well for whipping cream, but I broke the gears in two of them doing mashed potatoes and a fairly sticky candy. As these were running about $75 each back then, I never replaced it.
In my opinion, the greatest design weakness is the plastic lid with its engagement mechanism on the back side. I’ve been through three tops because the Lexan eventually cracks and breaks. No, I don’t abuse the lids or use the mechanism as an on/off switch, it just seems to happen. Perhaps in the newer ones they’ve strengthened this area, hopefully so. The feed chute is a pain to clean but Cuisinart was trying for max flexibility. Nothing, certainly, that I can’t live with.
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