Kitchen

[SouthernBee]

The processor has slicing disc that range from 1 to 6mm.... how do you convert that to inches? I need a fp that will slice any potato including sweet from 1/8 inches up to 1 inch. I do not like the mandolin slicers. I need help with prep for vegetables with casseroles and roasting vegetables. A department store will have the Cuisinart 11- cup on sale this week for $89.99 and was concerned if it could slice thicker items like beets etc. I know this info could be searched on the internet ,but prefer help from this wonderful group that has used the product. I called Cuisinart and the cs rep was friendly and polite but could not really answer my questions. TIA for any help and suggestions. Southern Bee. DH said he would purchase this for my Christmas gift but wanted to sure to get what would work for me.

[2cockers1cat]

I'm looking at this model, too. My DLC-7 is 30 years old. It's in excellent shape. Used daily for many years. Less often lately, as we are a 2-person household now. However, with growing grandchildren, it's getting regular use again. I've never seen one of these adjustable blades in use. Mine has blades from 1mm through 8mm for slices.

Amazon has nearly 600 reviews of this one.

6mm is 1/4 inch 1mm is just under 1/8 inch.

There is at least 1 YouTube segment

Disclosure: I worked for Cuisinart 1980-1986, so I have a nostalgic fondness for this brand.

[jaxs mom]

I own it and it's a very nice machine. Having said that I've only sliced with it a few times in the years I've had it. I like my mandoline because I don't have to fit the food into the space of the feed tube.

In answer to your question, I google measurement conversions when I can't remember them. You just put in your measurement and then tell it to covert it.