
Cuisinart
Custom 14-Cup Food Processor DFP-14BCNY
Durable, large capacity workhorse; lid issues.

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I’ve got one. I like it for slicing, grating, chopping, making dough, peanut butter, hummus, etc. But for dicing? I personally don’t like it. Way, way too hard to clean the dicing attachment compared to the ease of it. If you need to dice…. Idk. 10 pounds of something in one go, it would be nice, but otherwise I’d rather dice by hand. However, you may have different values on the cleaning vs. hand dicing situation. The thing is an absolute beast and I have no complaints about it. I’d buy it again if I had to in a heartbeat and even if you don’t end up using it for dicing, it still would likely get plenty of use.
I disagree. My breville does a fabulous job of veggie prep including dice. 10000% worth the splurge.
Yes I have the 16-cup paradice. It rules. It dices, chops, shreds, slices, and does so much more. The slicer is adjustable. It is a game changer. I use it all the time! Makes quick work of complex soups. Then just a quick rinse of the parts, put on drying rack, and done.
You won’t regret the Breville. I have the 16C paradice and adore it. You need tons of space for the 2 “armories” of attachments. I have a designated closet shelf.
I have the Paradice 16 with the dicing kit attachment. I disagree with a comment above cleaning the dicing kit. I put it in the dishwasher and comes out clean and looks new. The quad chopper blade is amazing. You only need to pulse for couple of seconds at a time and it will chop things very nicely. I find the 8mm dicer works best for onions and 12mm for tomatoes and cucumber. Best to remove the stem from tomatoes. I have not used the 16mm dicer yet, but I can only see it being used for fruit salads. I have a professional KitchenAid so do all my dough prep kneading etc on that but I have tried hummus following the Breville recipe on the Paradice and it came out very nice.
I have a Vitamix (much older model) and a Breville 16 cups. No doubt that the Vitamix is an absolute workhorse and worth it. Check again to make sure that the package do include the food processor attachment. Otherwise, it is a significant additional cost.
I have the largest Breville food processor and it came with a slicing disk that lets me set the thickness. When I use it to make Coleslaw it can hold the entire cabbage so it’s much easier and quicker to use. It’s also super powerful and fast. Big improvement over the smaller cuisinart I had before.
I absolutely love my Breville, lots of attachments, but it is most definitely not under $200. $350-$700, but it should last forever.

Cuisinart
Custom 14-Cup Food Processor DFP-14BCNY
Durable, large capacity workhorse; lid issues.

Cuisinart
Pro Classic 7-Cup Food Processor DLC-10SYP1
40-year durable classic; simple, lacks speed control.

Breville
Sous Chef 16
Powerful, durable, adjustable slicing; plastic parts can break.

KitchenAid
3.5 Cup Food Chopper (KFC3516)
Small batch king; durable, easy to clean.

Breville
Sous Chef 12 Plus
Powerful, durable, adjustable slicing; plastic parts, weak for nut butter.

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Cuisinart - Custom 14-Cup Food Processor DFP-14BCNY

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Cuisinart - Custom 14-Cup Food Processor DFP-14BCNY

Ranked #1
Cuisinart - Custom 14-Cup Food Processor DFP-14BCNY

Ranked #1
Cuisinart - Custom 14-Cup Food Processor DFP-14BCNY

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KitchenAid - 3.5 Cup Food Chopper (KFC3516)