Goodful by Cuisinart 8-Cup Food Processor
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Our take on the Goodful by Cuisinart 8-Cup Food Processor
The Goodful by Cuisinart 8-Cup Food Processor is a mid-size machine for chopping, slicing and mixing in everyday home cooking. Its 8-cup bowl sits between compact 3- to 4-cup choppers and full 11- to 14-cup processors, so it handles soups, slaws and dough without taking over the counter. Cuisinart's full-size processors add more power and accessories; this line trims features to keep things simple. Owners of similar Cuisinart 8-cup models praise the even chopping and easy cleanup, and some find the motor strains on heavy dough.
- 8-cup bowl is a practical middle size
- Cuisinart's food processor experience behind it
- Handles chopping, slicing and mixing in one unit
- Smaller footprint than 11- to 14-cup machines
- Simple controls are easy to learn
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What reviewers say
Owners of Cuisinart 8-cup processors generally report even chopping and simple cleaning. Complaints center on the motor straining with heavy dough and the smaller bowl limiting large batches.
- Chopping performancePraisedOwners say vegetables, nuts and herbs come out evenly chopped.
- Motor powerCriticisedReviewers report the motor laboring on stiff dough and heavy loads.
- Bowl sizeMixedThe 8-cup bowl suits everyday cooking but fills fast for large batches.
Questions and answers
- Is an 8-cup food processor big enough?
- It suits most everyday chopping, slicing and mixing for one to four people. Large batches of dough or soup may need a bigger 11- to 14-cup machine.
- How does it compare with Cuisinart's full-size processors?
- Full-size Cuisinart models have more power, bigger bowls and more discs and blades. This one trades those for a smaller footprint and simpler operation.
- Can it knead dough?
- It can mix lighter doughs, but owners of similar 8-cup Cuisinart models report the motor straining on stiff dough. Heavy bread dough is better left to a stand mixer.
- What can it do besides chop?
- It slices and shreds with its discs and mixes ingredients in the bowl. Exact accessories vary, so check what ships with the unit.
- Is it hard to clean?
- Owners of comparable models describe the bowl and blades as easy to wash. Most parts are not dishwasher-safe on Cuisinart processors, so hand washing is safest.
