Cuisinart 7 cup food choppers difference: Is the DLC-2007N the newest of the 7 cup processors?
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I just spoke with Cuisinart, and got some good info. First off, thank you, Swidgen, for noticing that the 10S comes with a flat lid whereas the 2007N doesn't - - Cuisinart confirmed this. (For those who don't know, the flat lid comes in handy when making things like hummus or pesto, that don't need the push-chute). Also, the additional weight of the 10S is due to a 600w motor, compared to a 500w motor in the 2007N. Knowing this, will get the 10S, especially since it will sit next to my white Vitamix, and they will make a perfect-looking pair. :-)
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I don't know, but I can tell you that my DLC-7 bowl measures just over 7 inches in diameter. I have the pasta maker attachment and the manual does not list the DLC-8, which doesn't necessarily mean that it won't fit.
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this will fit the dlc10s 7 cup, but you can check the cuisinart website, they have a compatibility chart.
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I don't know for a certainty. However, the DLC042TX will not fit a Cuisinart 11 cup model; there are physical differences between the tool holders that would prevent using the DLC042TX in the 11 cup model. I suspect the same is true for the 7 cup model.
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I did not like it a bit and the motor died after about 4 uses because I assumed since it was a 14 cup processor it would handle that much, however it struggled with 10 cups. I got a Cuisinart DLC-10S Pro Classic 7-Cup Food Processor and am very pleased with it.
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I have an older Cuisinart DLC-5 TX food processor that works with 6" diameter discs. The 1mm disc I received a while back measured about 7 1/8" in diameter. It does not fit in my machine. To get the correct size of disc in the future, I'll go either 1.) by the disc's diameter measurement, if possible; or, alternatively, 2.) by the cup capacity of the bowl. Hope this helps.
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I don't think so, as I purchased it for my 14-cup model. Check the replacement parts section on the cuisinart website, but I think the 7-cup looks like it should be stem model # DLC-139TX-1.
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Both Amazon and The Gourmet Depot list the Cuisinart DLC-039ATX Detachable Stem as the correct part for the Cuisinart DLC7 Super Pro Food processor.
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My first Cuisinart was a classic 7 cup - I had it for several years and gave it to a daughter when I later upgraded to a 11 cup model. It was nice, but really too large. My latest/current Cuisinart is a 7-cup and the size is perfect for me. I have several disks and use it all the time. However, if you like to create breads or pizza crusts I would say go for the 9-cup model, but for general home kitchen usage the 7 cup processor works best for me.
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I don't believe it would. Although I don't have a DLC-7, I do have a DLC-11 (I think that's the model number fo the 11 cup processor.) and the cover would not fit it.
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Good question - it's hard to tell from the descriptions. I've used both. The DLC-10 comes with a dough blade, an additional flat (non-pusher) cover, and an instuctional video. I rarely use those items - when I bake, I don't knead dough in a machine, and it's just as easy to pour liquids in through the standard pusher cover. The video is well-made and helpful, but only if you've never used a Cuisinart before. All of that one could tell mostly just by looking at the pictures, but the main two SIGNIFICANT differences are the pusher cover; and the way the accessory blades are used. First, the cover on the DLC-5 has a wide hole; the DLC-10 has a 2-in-1 design with a large AND small hole - so that, for example, one can slice one carrot in the DLC-10, but not as easily or cleanly in the DLC-5. It would tend to move around and result in uneven slices. Second, the way the blades attach in the DLC-10 is a tiny bit more complicated, but makes them much more suitable for heavier-duty use. Also, because of this design, the DLC-10 can use the dozen or more standard accessory discs, but the DLC-5 can use only the two discs made specifically for it (although one could certainly buy the $10 adapter stem to use the others). Bottom line: the DLC-10 is slightly more complex, but more flexible in use and more expandable, and comes with more accessories. The respective models are the exact SAME price (at least today!), so I'd definitely get the DLC-10. (The DLC-10 I bought over 15 years ago and use every day is still working perfectly, so I don't need a new one yet!)
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I have the 11 cup processor so I can't directly answer your question. You might want to look on the cuisinart website. I remember some disks could be used on several machines but I don't remember which is which. Sorry.
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I called Cuisinart and they said it was official. For sure it is identical to the one I replaced, which came with the processor.
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Yes I believe it will work. It appears that your DLC-1BCH takes the same blade as my model DLC-1TX type 21 mini-prep. Check out their site: https://www.cuisinart.com/parts/food_processors/dlc-1bch.html The blade we received has worked well for a couple years now. We use it fairly often.
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I had a Black & Decker 7-cup food processor before, so I really can't comment on the 13 cup Kitchen Aid one. I really like the Cuisinart 14-cup. I haven't tried dough yet, but I've made chicken salad, sorbet, and hamburger (from very lean tenderloin beef), and it was very good for that. Unfortunately, for slicing vegetables, it's no better than my old Black and Decker: stuff tends to slide sideways and get caught between the metal plate and the lid. You really have to have the feeder tube stuffed tightly, and large, harder things like potatoes and big carrots work better than cucumbers or softer things.
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Hi My pasta maker does not fit the DLC 8 so I purchased a 7 base, Now I have lost the directions
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7 cup machine has limited function compared to 9 cup machine. I don't remember the exact differences - maybe shredding and julienning(?).