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Cuisinart Elite Die-Cast Food Processor, 16-Cup

Cuisinart Elite Die-Cast Food Processor, 16-Cup for $199

Completely redesigned with an array of exciting new features and a larger capacity, this kitchen workhorse represents the next generation of Cuisinart food processors.High-capacity, heavy-duty processor with an ultrapowerful motor.Three interchangeable bowls (16-cup, 13-cup and 4 1/2-cup cap.).Easy-to-clean electronic touch-pad controls feature a pulse function.Separate setting dedicated to kneading bread dough.SealTight™ system creates a spillproof seal between the bowl and lid, allowing you to fill to maximum capacity without leakage.BladeLock feature locks each blade securely in place while you're pouring ingredients from the bowl.Blades and discs are made of durable, easy-care stainless steel.Redesigned adjustable slicing disc lets you customize size and thickness (up to 6mm) when you're chopping and slicing.Reversible shredding disc allows you to quickly grate thick or thin shreds of ingredients.Dough blade makes fast work of kneading.Chopping blade processes foods or thoroughly…

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by rlawli
added a year ago

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It is 299.95!

rcahoon
3 months ago

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I posted the $199 deal over a year ago; it came and went long ago. Some would think $299 is fair price but not a great price. After using a 14 cup one regularly for the last year, I state unequivocally that the new design, whether 16 cups or less, is a great food processor.

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3 months ago

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