Cuisinart Mini-Prep Plus Food Processor, 24-Ounce Mini Food Processor to Chop Herbs, Vegetables, and Hard Cheese, 24-Ounce Work Bowl, Reversible Stainless Steel Blade, DLC-2A, White

This Cuisinart Mini-Prep Plus is a great little food processor that does exactly what it’s supposed to do. It’s very easy to use, powerful for its size, and handles chopping herbs, vegetables, and even hard cheese without any issues. The 24-ounce work bowl is a good size for everyday prep, and the reversible stainless steel blade works efficiently. Cleanup is quick, and the compact design makes it easy to store when not in use. Versatile, well built, and an excellent value—I can’t find anything to complain about.

I previously owned one yrs ago but smaller version . So I upgraded! Perfect for someone who needs small portions. Easy to use and lock . Works well with chops and grinds as efficiently as the larger sized models . Love the stainless steel design and can keep on my countertop for easy access without taking up space .

We always cook for family during the holiday and wanted an easier way prepping everything from garlic (mince) to onions (dice) to parsley and more (Italian meatballs for the win). Many food processors struggle to get consistent chop - but this one works GREAT - very good consistencies and at all sizes. Saved us a lot of time and even small cuts we get every year. (Don’t judge). It is easy to assemble and comes ultra sharp, It’s now living out on our counter and a regular part of our prep.

This is a good little food processor. It took me a while to pick one, especially because there are so many out there. Here are my lists of pros and cons after having this little guy for months: PROS: It is light-weight and easy to store as it pretty small, it is easy to clean, grinds up stuff really fast (it is a powerful little machine), and it is perfect size for a bit of hummus, or grinding up beans or nuts for a recipe. CONS: It is SO loud - every time I use it I feel like I need to wear earplugs. This is my first ever food-processor, so noise may be typical. I was just surprised by how piercingly sharp the grinding sound was. Also, It is almost impossible to emulsify anything unless the liquid I'm pouring in is the consistency of water as that is all that will go through the tiny holes in the top. So if there is any thickness at all to the liquid using to emulsify, I either have to revert back to a blender or pour in a bit and blend and pour more then blend again. I wish the little area of the top with the holes was removable to do this. I make little batches of hummus and dressings, and it would be nice to have the ability to pour in consistently and slowly. Even with these cons, I will use and keep this little machine until it no longer works. It was worth the money, and as a "food-processor newbie" it was way easier to use than my blender.

I love this mini prep processor. Does a great job.

I have the larger Cuisinart food processor and really like it, but it is much heavier and too large for chopping a small amount of walnuts. I bought this one primarily just for that purpose. It is very easy to move around, very easy to assemble, operate and take apart to wash. It does chop the nuts very well-the size of chopped nuts is determined by how you operate the 2 control buttons. In the past I have had excellent customer service from Cuisinart in case there is a problem while product under warranty. The price of brushed chrome color model I purchased from Amazon was very reasonable.

Really great for small jobs like chopped veggies, salsa, dressings, marinades and dips- easy to use, fast, powerful and easy to clean. Very safe if careful with extra sharp blade when washing. Highly recommend! Great pricing on Black Friday too.

How did we ever get by without a food processor ? As we learn about foods from other cultures we find we need to learn new ways of food preparation. Sometimes we even wind up learning "shortcuts" for food preparation. Sometimes a new device leads to new shortcuts. The food processor is a combination of all of the above. However, even with the best new devices food preparation comes down to the skill of the cook. A good cook can make any device seem great. This Cuisinart is great for 1 - 2 person meals or as an adjunct in the preparation of side dishes. It is also great for learning how to use a Food Processor. It is not as easy as it is portrayed in the advertisements. It does have the power and capacity that you need.