Bowl Capacity: 7 Cups, 2 Speeds, Power 600 watts
Sized to be the perfect food prep companion, this Cuisinart® Food Processor will mix up a little pesto for two and then puree soup for a party of seven. The powerful motor performs the tasks of a much bigger food processor, making short work of coarse chopping, smooth blending and all the multiple food prep tasks in between.
Price Range: $88 - $130
MPN: DLC-5
Bowl Capacity: 7 Cups
Speeds: 2 Speeds
Power: 600 Watts
Dishwasher Safe: Dishwasher Safe
Height: 14 in.
Width: 9.75 in.
Depth: 6.5 in.
Warranty: 3 Years
Product ID: 20066010
More than what Cuisinart makes it out to be.
Pros: Durable, easy to clean, quiet, many accessories available.
Cons: 7 cups can be too small at times. Bowl has square corners.
The Bottom Line: This entry-level 7-cup food processor's 600-watt motor can handle nearly every home use. Its utility can be extended from what its documentation implies by purchase of DLC-10 accessories.
Review: Cuisinart markets this as its entry-level 7-cup food processor. As such, it can often be found on sale at department stores like Kohl's for as low as $75. What they would seemingly rather you not know, to the point where they de-listed some previously... Read Full Review by bkalafut, Aug 1, 2008
Money well spent, great mid-sized processor
Pros: ease of use and cleaning, price
Cons: the size of the food chute create need for a few extra prep cuts.
The Bottom Line: Great mid-sized processor with a great price tag. Can easily handle any home cooking task. Money very well spent.
Review: I bought this product because I was tired of slicing, dicing and shredding by hand. I also wanted to get into Once a Month Cooking (where you prepare a month’s worth of dishes in one day and freeze them for dinners throughout the month) and knew... Read Full Review by above31rubies, May 16, 2008
Pros: Don't know. Haven't used it. It's going back.
Cons: Doesn't do what the ads on the box say it will do.
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I can't believe nobody else has noticed that, contrary to the packaging ("Effortless Dough. One touch of the easy to use paddle control lets you knead dough for pizza, bread, or a delicious dessert in minutes.") there is no attachment nor instructions... Read Full Review by jstone3, Sep 3, 2006
Not all it was'cracked'up to be
Pros: Size, power, easy to clean, easy to use.
Cons: bowl&lid breakage, bad switch
The Bottom Line: null
Review: After having diligently researched the choices and determined this would be THE food processor for me, I fearlessly plunked down my money and carted the prize home to my kitchen for some serious slicing and dicing. I really loved the machine for awhile,... Read Full Review by indygardengal, Jul 6, 2006
A terrific food processor for mid-sized jobs
Pros: Sized right for most kitchens, accessories included, powerful motor, sturdy
Cons: Feeding tube is an awkward size
The Bottom Line: This is a great food processor and I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a mid-sized processor that can handle a variety of jobs.
Review: When I set out to buy my first food processor, I was looking for something smaller than the 11-cup monsters out there. This 7-cupper fit the bill, and I have been really pleased with it since I bought it a year ago. First of all, the DLC-5 is a very... Read Full Review by phxkara, Dec 13, 2003
Good quality and quiet food processor
Pros: Quiet and efficient.
Cons: none
The Bottom Line: null
Review: I am so happy to own this machine. After years of having a very noisy one, I no longer dread chopping things... Read Full Review by prestonmn, Dec 2, 2003
Pros: Very strong 600 watt electric motor. Excellent power.
Cons: Loose fitting top. Does not seal tightly.
The Bottom Line: If you need reliability and want simplicity along with moderate sized batches, this is the machine to put in your kitchen. Especially if you buy it on sale!
Review: Kohl's Department Store had the DLC-5 by Cuisinart on sale for $69.00. That is 50% off list price. While the machine is designed for 6 cups and may be small for larger families, for $69.00 I had to go for it. I am well satisfied with the machine. It... Read Full Review by okeydokee, Jul 8, 2002
Pros: Good value, well-made.
Cons: Not as high-powered as other Cuisinart models.
The Bottom Line: High quality versatility at a great price.
Review: I enjoy cooking, but the kind of cooking I do doesn't require me to haul out a food processor very often. But when it does, I'm glad I have the DLC-5, which features the usual high Cuisinart quality but is less complicated, somewhat smaller, and much... Read Full Review by xtnjohnson, Apr 3, 2002
Pros: Easy to use; durable; strong
Cons: May not be large enough for family cooking
The Bottom Line: Can't live without it. The most important appliance in my kitchen.
Review: The Cuisinart 7-Cup Food Processor DLC-5 is an excellent investment for any kitchen. This machine will save you hours of time in chopping, mixing, slicing, and shredding. Many Uses I have used this machine for... Read Full Review by wyu, Dec 6, 2002