I have the Santoku from this series. Got it for $10.00 on clearance a couple years back, took a chance and have to say, what a great knife.

I do have one question… does it have small and large feeding tube capabilities?

what appliance would be best in preparing chutney in large amounts for putting down?

I just baught it with the spiralizer it DOES NOT WORK The breville for twice the money is a much better machine this has a 550 w and the breville is 1200w and does work

I have the fruit set

I recently bought a decent food processor. It took me 40 minutes the other night just to get it to chop some ingredients! (The instructions weren't very clear but maybe my head is a bit too fuzzy to process it well.) I don't know if I've got an attachment that will spiralise zucchini but I'm sure going to look to see what I can use. I also bought an electric peeler recently (arthritis etc are making simple tasks more difficult for me) and it has a julienne blade. I was thinking I could move the peeler around the zucchini to get long, continuous strips. I've changed my diet to a low carb one and I love bolognese sauce so I really have to find a good way to make a spaghetti substitute. Looks like I'm in for a lot of experimentation. Your first zoodle was SOOO long. I hope mine turn out half as well. Thanks for sharing.

You didn't show how to put the bowl on correctly so the food processor will run. glogee3

Wow, this was so enlightening! I’ve never heard this concept explained this way but it makes so much sense, especially thinking specifically about the special kids in my life. Thanks for sharing!

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As I was watching this episode, it got me to thinking about the relationship with the kids I have in my life that I'm responsible for. Your analysis of flavor and the sensation of which doesn't come from the food itself, but from our receptors, was intriguing. The connection made sense regarding how it could be applied to the relationships in our lives. I would add the sense of feeling, tactiley, as an important factor as well. With food, how we perceive enjoyment or dislike, not only relies on the flavor experience, but the tactile experience of the food as well. The mouth feel if you will. My experience is that I really dislike jello, not because of the flavor I experience, but the feel of it in my mouth is off-putting to me. But, ice cream on the other hand, gives me a pleasant feeling while eating it. I believe the same can be said about children. Adding in hugs, pats on the back and shoulders, will most likely create a more pleasant experience, and hopefully encouraging a building of a good relationship between adult and child. A 3D sensory experience of sort. I hope this makes sense and doesn't distract from your message in this episode. Keep up the great work. I enjoy listening to your podcast.

How funny. My cat's name is Kibby.

Do you like this one more than the kitchenaid one?

Lose the singing dude🤦🏻‍♀️

Does this food ptocessor have a dicing blade? Does the dicing work well on hard veggies like sweet potatoes, raw beets? Thank you!

Voted longest video intro ever.

Is this dishwasher safe?

How do you attach the flat top to the small bowl? Thank you for your explanations but I find the bowls and lids difficult to attach to each other.

I really appreciate how much you are nerding out about it. It makes me want to buy it!

It’s my absolute favorite processor as well. Saves my hands from so much labor. Great video. Thanks!

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Although I truly appreciate your explanation and demonstration of how to assemble the various parts, I wish you would have actually used it to shred cheese, vegetables, etc. Thank you though.

This would have been great if you actually used the features instead of just talking about them

Thanks for the descriptions. I was also trying to figure out EXACTLY how to put the lid on to get it to work. Realized it's placed in a different spot than the old one. It matches up in the front, not the side.

I'd like to see how it grates cheese...

Doogie Howser ! Good video .

When i use the small cup for things like chopping nuts or something some of that will fall in the work bowl is there any way to avoid it?

I have this exact knife set, if you want knives you have to sharpen constantly cuase it won't hold an edge, if you want a knife that is scared of the slightest touch of anything harder than a tomato, this is the set for you.

Nice informative video... Ordered one using your link after watching.... thanks

Don’t sing please!

How about the noise level? How loud it is composed to the 11/14 cup custom pro? Confused between this and custom range. This One offers more features and other one offers performance and quiet.

I particularly miss the julienne and french fry attachment

I miss the fantastic selection of blades, can you order additional specialty blades?

Nice thnx

why do you keep talking about an old machine that is no longer in production? I am here for the new machine. No one is using or buying the old machine in 2022.

Probably the intro is so long, but the video content is better than "official video from Cuisinart" skip the intro is free and inexpensive, easy and fast. The video is so much informative. Thanks for your time to upload video content. You are free to subscribe, but saying i not suscribe because intro is so long, is like books are not informative because intro is bored. That say much about you. And to the guy who post , upload this video. Keep going. Your information is very useful To people who need a full description about the food processor then we can take a clear desicion about which one is the right. 👍thanks and SUBSCRIBED 👍👌👈

I didn’t subscribe or like your video because your intro is long and boring. It took over 2 and a half minutes for you to even begin getting to the point.

THIS PRODUCTION VALUE WITH ONLY 50 VIEWS??? THIS NEEDS TO BE SEEN!!! YOU WENT OFF IN THE INTRO, CONSIDER ME A NEW FAN.

Way better than Cuisinarts video for sure. I do recommend doing a new review video and show it in use! It will result in more views :)

Thank you! Very helpful!

There is also a dicer attachment.

Nothing wrong with the old style Cuisinart. Lots of people still have them. I just got a Hamilton Beach food processor. Has the post. Works great.

Are they actually american made?

actual narrative starts at about 2:30

I effing love your jingle.

New subscriber here. Great video.

love the review

Hi! Would the size of this cooktop work well with a 12 inch skillet? Or would you need a smaller skillet in order to cook well. Thanks!

This is going to sound pretty silly. With the two blades which one is the dough blade? Is it the one that sits lower or the one that sits higher? Great video by the way!

Love this!! Great tips especially in using the food processor!!