cuisinart model sm55 Assistive Information
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Without a doubt, this is the best kitchen gadget I have ever bought. Magic Bullet - sold in garage sale. Food Chopper - lost or broken. This is the best small little chopper you can imagine - and so easy to clean and store. It doesn’t chop too much - so your veggies won’t be mushy - but it sure will dice as finely as you need. I can’t make guacamole without it anymore because of the tomatoes and onions it helps me chop.
Best give to give or receive - I can’t say enough about this little wonder.
Is Cuisinart Ice cream maker good?
I am planning on buying an ice cream maker. I am most interested in the Cuisinart Frozen Yogurt and Ice cream maker model number cuisinart model sm55 ICE-20. It is $60 and has these features:Heavy-duty motor offers fast, efficient mixing. Details: * 1 1/2-qt. capacity * Large ingredient spout * Locking see-through lid * Double-insulated freezer bowl * Cord storage * Manufacturer's 3-year limited warrantyIs Cuisinart a good brand and is this a good deal?
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My husband got me this mini prep processor for Christmas and I love it. It is great for making fine cracker crumbs and stuff for breading. It is quick and easy to clean up and best of all it isn’t bulky or too heavy. It is great for everyday use and saves me a lot of time.
I read the reviews on this product. I have to totally agree it is the best little processor for ease of use, size, clean up, storage and price. I use it almost everyday.
This unit is worth the 39.99 price. I’ve had it for about 2 years now. I don’t have a need for a large processor. I just want to chop and grind stuff in a hurry.
I always leave it on my counter as it has a small footprint. Its easy to take apart and the cup and lid will go right in the dishwasher (top rack).
This week I used it to chop pickles and olives together for a tuna salad. I was done in less than a minute.
Try it, you’ll like it.
3/2/08: Yuck, what was I thinking … olives in tuna? Seriously, this unit just keeps on working. As a last resort, I’ve used it to grind cheap cuts of beef to make hamburger patties. The meat was great, ground uniformly.
After reading all good reviews about this processor. I got this processor last year October 2006 and with in 9 months this processor stop working when I was in the middle of some spice grinding. Not sure which one I will be buying next definitely not this one.
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