Read Cuisinart DGB-625BC Customer Review @ goo.gl
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Food preparation just got easier! Created by Cuisinart, one of the leading names in kitchen appliances, this 3-cup processor is compact, fast and efficient. The auto-reversing SmartPower Blade features a chop and grind touchpad control that lets you chop or grind ingredients instantly at the touch of a button. Other fantastic features include: 3-cup transparent bowl with handle – tackle everyday cooking tasks with ease. Makes it easy to move contents from the bowl to a pot, pan or other container Auto-reverse SmartPower blade Spatula and recipe/instruction book Dishwasher-safe parts – makes clean-up fast and easy White base – blends easily into virtually any kitchen decor Stainless steel blade with…
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The chef doesn’t even trust the product. Sell it!!!!
This is why I returned this chopper. I wanted to make salsa and it left huge pieces of tomatoes and onions in the machine while the rest wash a mush. I bought Kitchen Aid. It has a more tilted blade and does almost a perfect job.
Who gives a shit about that piece of tomato. This crap saves alot of time.
yeah i saw that too… and in the beg he said there was only 600 left in the world hahaha….are people realyl that stupid ? i read its a good product from reviews…
Tomato didn’t process in with the rest of the mixture. You can see a big lump of tomato when he opens the lid, and then when he pours out the mixture, he sticks his hand in there and holds the tomato to prevent it from falling out.
Still seems like a cool product, especially for the price.
Besides what you find in the instructions for your specific food processor, I cut the raw product into cubes and pulse the blade until it’s the desired consistency. If you’re using cooked fish or meat, you probably have to add some type of liquid or mayonaise which creates a spreadable food.
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hi, do you use a food processor to grind fish and meat?
thanks
hahahahahaha….He was hiding the tomato when he was pouring it on the cup..lolz…
if you chop okra in a food processor it will get sticky (and you will see threads like glue on the food) . cut it with a knife
haha nice one dude
lol that tomato wasn’t blending, it was just revolving around and around. What about those “5 star” review? You make it seem like it’s a Michelin review. It was probably 5 of your friends that filled out the reviews.
Yes I saw that too and he hid it when he was pouring it.
I prefer a sharp knife for chopping & dicing. But I have one of these too. Indeed, some tomato skins don’t get chopped entirely & float on top. The reverse action is great but those pesky tomato skins put up a good fight. Just remove them by hand or blanch & peel the tomatoes first. For most small chopping tasks, this does the trick quick & easy. However, I’ve had issues with garlic. Too much pulsing & the garlic (& onions too) will liquify. The right touch takes practice. 4 out of 5 stars.
There’s a huge piece of tomato in that “processor” that wasn’t even blended in. Nice work guys. How about vdo editing 101?
We don’t have that information. But if you go to the Cuisinart website, they have manuals for all their products and a Product Inquiry Form you can complete to ask your question.
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Does this food processor chop indian vegetables also? Is there any food processor which chops indian vegetables like okra, Ivy Gourd or Gentlemans Toes all other vegetables from the Gourd family like snake gourd, bitter gourd etc. Does any of the Cuisineart product do that?
ii can hear what is the product what they are saying