CUISINART 14 cup food processor does a lot, but ice cream?
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2020
- We take a look at the unboxing and assembly of this beast of a food processor. What does it come with, is it loud, too many buttons, what can it do? This multi functional kitchen tool lets you prepare entire meals and even has a secret way of making a classic desert treat.
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Came here to check out the Cuisinart 14 Cup Food Processor I'm considering buying and got a bonus Strawberry Ice Cream recipe 😊 Thanks for this video!
And its not a bad recipe, thank you for watching and commenting.
@@cfldriven It's pretty good ~ I made it today! Everyone should try it 👍
5:25 I never noticed mine locked into position ... You're very thorough. Thank you for showing all the little bits.
Appreciate the feedback, thanks for watching.
Excellent demonstration! Thank you!
Make sure you try the ice cream. Thanks for the view.
Price please
Great unboxing and ice cream recipe👍
Also great for making pizza and bread dough without the need for kneading. Thanks for watching.
Thank you so much for this video. I just received mine. I can't wait to make ice cream for my husband and kids.
Victoria, I also found it great for making sandwich bread dough and letting it do all the kneading. Hope you and the family enjoy it!
Thank you for sharing. I appreciate your time.
I will be ordering a Cuisinart Food Processor in the near future.
Have a great day!
I use it a lot for making pizza and bread dough, saves on kneading.
@@cfldriven Great idea.
I have a mini prep Cuisinart Processer, it's from 1993 year found it at a st Vincent's de Paul shop. Lol it works real good . Comes on nice.🙂
Matthew, a great machine and a nice find.
How on earth did this get recommended to me? AMAZING ice cream recipe. I hate waiting for it to freeze, so a traditional ice cream maker might still be worth it for an instant thing… but if I can learn some patience? Heck yes
The mystery of the UA-cam recommendation. Still glad you found it useful. After your first batch freezes, make another and while that is freezing, enjoy the frozen one. Thanks for watching.😁
@@cfldriven smart!... or I'll just eat the ice cream soup!
@@usernamehandle Part of a nutritious meal!
The ice cream looks good., it reminded me of when my mother would make ice cream outside with the old ice cream maker that looks like a tub/bowl when I was younger.
I also recall the neighbor cranking a buck with ice and salt to make ice cream. This is certainly a lot easier. Thank you for sharing and watching.
I’d have looked on eBay for a used lid for the old one. Always good do have a reliable backup.
I agree, been checking out thrift stores trying to find one. A testament to Cuisinart quality, I'm still using the old one to make pizza dough every month. It does a better job than the larger unit. thanks for watching.
Great tips thank you:)
While it fun to make ice cream, we really use it for making sandwich bread dough. I'll process enough dough for the month, and am always surprised when we run out of bread.
Fantastic video! I will be purchasing this soon and will try the icecream recipe. Thanks so much!!
Lisa, delighted to hear the video helped with your decision making. Hope you enjoy it.
Waaaaaw
My son did the ice-cream with raspberry and it was delicious 😋, thanks for the recipe. By the way I think your one cup of strawberry looks like 2 cups.
Shhhhhh don't tell anyone, but I love strawberries. Will have to try raspberry next, pineapple nice, bananas not so much. Thank you and your son for watching.
ha ha ha it looks like 2,5 cups ...you can check the measurements when you freeze the video
@@mimib2440 Let's just keep that between you and me. Probably will measure the same way with the raspberry. Thanks for watching carefully.
I would still look on eBay for the lid you need for the dlc8. Nice to have that one too!!
Also check thrift stores and garage sales.
@@alarce129 I just got the prep 11 plus from bed bath and beyond. Then got the full 8 disc accessory set on ebay. And just ordered 2 extra blades from cuisinart for it.
So even if they discontinued it, this model has 10 year motor warranty, 3 year everything else (only 3 or less for newer models. 3 years for 14 cup even motor).
The footprint is smaller and the only model left not discontinued yet with the good induction quiet powerful motor. Newer models are junk.
I think I'm set.
FYI you can also find a "DLC-7" accessory set of discs on ebay. They fit the 14 cup. And they were made in japan back then.
I thinj you can order it direct from Cuisinart.com .ca if hes in Canada
@@2010stoof now they are made in geuss where, i give you 3 geusses, thats correct if you said china.
I just ordered a set of 3 discs for my prep 7. They are embossed with "made in china".
On a cool note, i had no idea you could make icecream in the food processor. If i cut ingredients in half i should be able to make.
Im going to buy ingredients and try it in earl 2021. Its almost midnight on new years eve so happy new year to all⏰🎊
@@WannodsPlace if you look on the bay, you can find "vintage" mostly not used discs that were made in Japan like I did. Dlc10 if I recall got the whole set for a little more than one of the "new" chinese ones lol.
I got a set with all the stickers still on. Some may be used but you can get more discs at once then are even available for the machine right now.
Edit: fyi my prep 11 plus and pro 7 take the same blades.
On the blades you bought it should say dlc-8 or dlc-10 in the center..that will tell you what to search for on the bay "dlc-8 disc set" or "dlc-10 disc set"
But the set has discs am that arent available.
My 14 custom definitely has discs in the vintage DLC-7 set I got that aren't even made anymore.
But all my accessories are made in china besides the ones that came with my 3 processors
7 cup had been discontinued :-(
I wanted one in the middle of my 14 and my 3.5 cup. Only option now for these older strong style is the 11 cup.
I miss not having the smaller unit out. It took up less space and was quicker to clean up. Thanks for viewing.
Check out some places you wouldnt think carry sm kitchen appliances like home depot, home hardware.
I just saw the cuisinart prep7 at home depot and yes im positive of make and model, its the exact same as mine.
It was a little over $100.
They use to give you good cookbooks with food processors, not anymore just a thin booklet. I still use my book from another brand food processor.
Johnnie, yes I recall getting two books, one hardbound and other spiral with plastic case with my first Cuisinart. You might also remember computers arriving with bibles on the OS system and programs. Now you get a leaflet and maybe an online link. Thank you for watching and sharing.
I can't afford Cuisinart. I have 4 & 8 cup Hamilton Beach food processors.
30 years!!! Wow.
We bought our 8 cup Cuisinart back in 1985 and I recall it being crazy expensive, but a friend insisted we needed one in the kitchen. It mostly sat unused until we got serious about cooking. Although we got the 14 cup for it's larger capacity, I still think the older unit is better. Congrats on 30 + yrs with Hamilton. I have one of their blenders and it just doesn't quit. Thanks for sharing.
How has it held up?
So far great, able to process much larger batches for pizza.
I finally got around to trying your recipe, i didn't have strawberries so i used bananas about 3 frozen cut up, one can cold sweetened condensed milk and 2 cups cold whipping cream and about 2 TBsp honey because its supposed to gice flavor and prevents the ice cream from getting crystalized and make it more scoopable.
My icecream ended up being to liquidy. Im legally blind so its hard for me to notice when it became grainy like, then i couldn't tell when it became smooth like, I'm wondering if you think i may have over processed?
After the bananas looked grainy like to me then when i added the liquids in, i let machine run about 3 minutes
I don't think you over processed, but am puzzled why the mixture didn't solidify after being placed in the freezer for several hours. I have made banana, strawberry, and raspberry ice cream with banana being the most disappointing only because it didn't apart much taste. I definitely prefer the berries as they impart a stronger flavor. Try again and make sure it spends around 4 or more hours in the freezer.
Thanks for quick response, i dont give up easy with anything i do so i most definitely will try again and try berries next time. I will let you know when i succeed. I'm slow doing stuff so it could be a bit hehehe 😉
@@WannodsPlace That is wonderful news as that is the only way to improve. I've discovered that cutting back a little on the sweeten condensed improves the ice cream flavor. What to do with the leftover condensed milk, it usually disappears on it way to the sink.
I left it in freezer over night, it turned out great, so this means im going to dive in and try different flavors mmmmm. Im going to edit the video i shot making it yesterday and trying it today and post it, I'll send you the link as soon as its posted. Thank you for yhe wonderful demo and for taking the time to respond to me. I hope it ok if i put a link to your vid in my description box
@@WannodsPlace Happy to hear the next attempt was a success. I look forward to getting the link to your video, and yes you absolutely can link to my video. Congrats again.
it really hard to put chute on after lock the lid ,i have a hard time to put it on
The chute engages a safety device on back, but does not interfere with the lid. I tried it with the lid locked, unlocked and the chute went in and out easily.
@@cfldriven thank you
I am having a very hard time getting the lid on. It is Sooo tight….
Just broke my 2nd Cuisinart shredding cheese. It did a great job until the plastic clips holding the bowl and chute broke. Called Cuisinart and they dismissed it. They offered (for me to purchase) replacement parts, which are 3/4 the price of the processor. Will never purchase a Cuisinart ever again.
Wow that is disappointing to hear. I have never shredded cheese, but have pushed it with 5 cups of sticky dough mixing. Have you checked thrift stores and ebay for parts? Thank you for sharing your experience.
Important to know that Cuisinart was purchased by Conair in 1989. The original spirit and quality of the company is long gone. And, based on lots of recent reports, customer service continues to decline.
Thanks but too many calories for me.
Just eat small portions. thanks for watching.