Cuisinart CFP-26SVPCFR Elemental 13-Cup Food Processor with Spiralizer (Renewed)

I was eyeing this machine for a while, and when I saw that it was available renewed, I jumped on it I prefer to lessen my carbon footprint by using preowned and it saves money! It arrived promptly with all accessories advertised. Works great out of the box. Looks absolutely new. Someone mentioned a dead motor, but they were not turning to handle properly. It’s counter intuitive , but the handle needs to be turned towards you for the machine to work. So far so good, I chopped some carrots easily. I look forward to trying the spiral spiralizer feature.

I love my new cuisinart food processor. Not sure why anyone would give it less than 5 stars. Safety features are great, size is more than one could ask for when using in home. Things seem a bit tighter to put together but that’s because it is brand new. Just seems more efficient than my older, heavier Cuisinart processor. I have chopped meat, made pie dough and spiralized vegetables and have only had it for a week. Easy to clean plus it’s great looking if you choose to leave it on display on your kitchen counter. It’s quick and precise for whatever you are trying to accomplish. Love the “pulse” button to finish up the last little bit of whatever it is you are using it for. It’s a work horse to make life easier for me. Love it ❤️

I have a small electric spiralizer from BB&B that works super. BUT it won’t spiralize daikon radish - they’re too firm. My previous food processor is 30 years old. It became hard to push together so I looked for another with a spiralizer. So, I bought this one. It’s strong. First, the spiralizer: A whole 6” zucchini won’t fit in the chute. You have to cut it in half. So you’re not getting spaghetti-length pieces. And zucchini is a hot mess in this unit - u get more shredded than spiralized zucchini; it jams up around the top of the blade. Below the blade, food deposits right where it’s dropped and you have to pick the unit up and shake the food to the other side. Or, empty the bowl after every half zucchini. It worked cleaner with radish. It shreds well but you still have the issue of food gathering under the chute. And a word about the power buttons. I’m 63, with very intense arthritis in my hands. Pushing the power buttons takes an enormous amount of pressure.I know this one isn’t made like the 30 yo unit. But surely they encountered these same issues testing it. Still, I gave it an overall 4. It’s powerful and has many parts.

so I thought I wanted the Breville but this one works simpler and the best...I just love it.It is easy to clean and does exACTLY WHAT I NEED DOING WITH THE MAGIC ADJUSTABLE BLADE...WHAT ELSE DO I REALLY NEED.Consumers are easily moved by the infomercials and this one is basic, simple,cleans easily cuts perfectly, and is here....thankyou!

I love all the additional attachments! It was perfect for making bread dough and pasta!

I needed a large bowl food processor for prepping meals for my large family. This fits the bill as I can process foods in one batch. The slicing disc with adjustable thickness is a bonus and a big improvement over my previous model. It slices 4lbs of potatoes for scalloped potatoes in mere minutes. Same for 2lbs of carrots for a double batch recipe carrot cake. I could go on and on. It does take up space but no big deal .

Wife loves the food processor. It's her favorite kitchen item for now. Next year it will be something else as always. But for today it's food processor.

The media could not be loaded. The Good News: The food processor comes with a load of accessories and are quite good quality this includes the 13-cup and the handle. They all look good. Had no problem with attaching the processing cup on to the power base.The Bad News: The power base has a dead motor ... I repeat. A. Dead. Motor (See video).I did what the troubleshooter directions said, but the problem is 'the motor' This power base is the only one that has been left out of the refurbishing treatment.Secondly, the package was delivered with a punctured hole: A foreshadowing of what was yet to come when I opened this food processor (See photos).I must say, those folks who got this refurbished have surely missed the biggest spot that they ever left out on the drawing board.