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 Post subject: Anybody want a Cuisinart?
PostPosted: Sun Jul 24, 2011 2:04 pm 
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All,

We're getting rid of our Cuisinart, which has served us well since we got it as a wedding present. It's a 14-cup FP, with all the disks and stuff.

The reason we're getting rid of is is that a food processor is sort of a spork. That is, it does 7 different things, but none of them well. We've replaced it with special-purpose tools, all of which do their jobs better than the FP:

  • Preethi food grinder for pureeing
  • mini-FP for chopping nuts
  • rotary slicer/grater attachment to KithchenAid
  • mandoline
  • immersion blender

Between the above, the FP hasn't been used in 3 months.

If somone on the board wants it, I'd be happy to work out some kind of interesting trade. Make me an offer!

Otherwise it'll go up on Craigslist.

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 Post subject: Re: Anybody want a Cuisinart?
PostPosted: Sun Jul 24, 2011 4:01 pm 
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Son is getting married; what do you want for it? I don't know how much it would be worth.....

ETA: There is a new one on ebay for $269 and a used one with a bid of $33 so far....

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 Post subject: Re: Anybody want a Cuisinart?
PostPosted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 2:29 am 
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Josh,

I'm a slicing snob (call it my culinary training), so never even considered the KA rotary slicer/grater attachment. Do you really like it? Or, is it a good fast prep thing and you live with the results?

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PostPosted: Mon Jul 25, 2011 10:15 pm 
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KSS,

Would you do $50, plus shipping? Original box is gone, but I have all the parts, and it's in very good shape.

Amy,

I pretty much use the rotary grater exclusively for potato pancakes. Grating four whole potatoes on a box grater is more effort than I usually want to go to on a sunday morning. Six, if we have guests. Otherwise? Box grater.

Theoretically I might use the slicer if I ever get around to making pommes anna, or something else where I need to slice a lot of potatoes very fast.

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TheFuzzy wrote:
KSS,

Would you do $50, plus shipping? Original box is gone, but I have all the parts, and it's in very good shape..


Yes. Will you pm me details?

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