Sponsored Links

Cuisinart DLC-1 Mini-Prep

*Est. $30

Cuisinart DLC-1 Mini-Prep

pros
  • The Cuisinart DLC-1 Mini-Prep has cord storage, and it's easy to clean, say many owners.
cons
  • Some reviewers say hard cheeses can cause the Cuisinart DLC-1 Mini-Prep to choke, and it turns wet foods, such as tomatoes, to mush instead of chopping them evenly.
 
 
Where to Buy
 
 
 

Average Customer Review

(143 customer reviews)

for $28.49

Search Reviews

Nifty and Nice, November 9, 2009

I bought two of these and gave one as a gift. Mine has come in very handy obviously for small jobs that get lost in my big processor. I do a lot of cooking have not yet used it for a wide variety of things but am imagining I will need it for limited applications anyway. I get very tired of washing out my big processor after little jobs. This is very quick to clean. The price was very attractive. MAH

expand

collapse

Perfect for making baby food, November 2, 2009
This product does the job perfectly! My son enjoyed his food more since he is getting fresh food now compared to the bottled baby food that you buy in the market. The consistency of the baby food is perfect and we enjoy combining fresh fruits, vegetables and chicken breast for my son. I highly recommend this product.
Cuisinart Mini Processor, October 26, 2009
This mini-food processor is exactly what we were looking for. Amazon, as usual, was prompt and thorough. The processor works great and is listed as "Cuisinart DLC-1 21-Ounce Mini-Prep Food Processor, White".
Fantastic little kitchen tool!, October 25, 2009

I have had this cuisinart for about 2 years now, and it is still going strong. I have been impressed by its ability to chew through large volumes of basil when making pesto, and small things like sesame seeds for making tahini. It is also perfect for grinding cookies for pie crusts. And the size means you don't have to be using a large volume to get great results. I don't think this mini prep eliminates the usefulness of a full-size cuisinart, but it sure is much easier to clean up when you only need to process 1-2 cups of something.

expand

collapse

can't handle the daily grind, October 19, 2009

Brought to us by the same rocket scientists who made the world's most dangerous waffle iron. This thing grinds coffee like a money can grind a piano. Despite what the outside of the packaging says, this IS NOT a replacement for a proper coffee grinder. Even using the blunt side of the blades, the best you can hope for is a coarse ground after half a minute on the HI setting; a far cry from the fine grounds that my old Braun grinder (R.I.P.) produced in seconds. The Cuisinart pulse food processor is a different story altogether (a solid workhorse, that), but their low-end products are nothing less than dangerous and duplicitous.

expand

collapse

Where To Buy
 
 

Cuisinart DLC-1 21-Ounce Mini-Prep Food Processor, White

 (143 customer reviews)
Buy new: $47.99 $29.95   19 Used & new from $20.96

In Stock. Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping

 
 
 

Our Sources

1. ConsumerReports.org

Consumer Reports editors test 32 food processors and choppers by evaluating each model's ability to chop and slice vegetables, cheese, garlic, herbs, nuts and meat. Kneading and pureeing tests are also conducted. Editors test compact mini-choppers, including the Cuisinart DLC-1 Mini-Prep.

Review: Processors & Choppers, Editors of Consumer Reports, Dec. 2006

2. Amazon.com

At Amazon.com, there are about 15 reviews of the Cuisinart DLC-1 Mini-Prep. Owner opinions are mixed on this mini chopper. Some say the DLC-1 does a good job chopping herbs and bread into breadcrumbs, but add that it chokes on harder foods, such as parmesan cheese. Three owners report motor failure.

Review: Cuisinart DLC-1 Mini-Prep Review, Contributors to Amazon.com

3. Epinions.com

At Epinions, about 35 owners have posted reviews of the Mini Prep Plus, which earns an average rating of 4 stars out of 5. Users say this food processor is good for small jobs, easy to clean and is inexpensive. Some owners say the slicing function produces unreliable results and for heavier duties, a more powerful appliance might be better.

Review: Cuisinart DLC-2 Mini Prep Plus Review, Contributors to Epinions

Food Processors Runners Up:

KitchenAid KFP750 *Est. $180

4 picks including: Amazon.com, Cooking.com…

Cuisinart Pro Custom 11 DLC-8S *Est. $150

3 picks including: Amazon.com…

KitchenAid Chef's Chopper KFC3100 *Est. $40

2 picks including: Amazon.com, Cooking.com…

     
 
image
Cuisinart DLC-8S 11-Cup Pro Custom 11 Food Processor, White
Buy from Amazon.com
from Amazon.com
New: $125.00   
In Stock.
Average Customer Review:  
 
 
 
 
Sponsored Links

Back to top