I love it. I don't have a lot of cabinet or counter space, so it's difficult to keep my larger Cuisinart handy. This size is perfect for small jobs I do continually, such as chopping nuts or small amounts of vegetables. It fits right in my cabinet and doesn't take up a lot of space. Its also easy to clean,

We needed a replacement for a 20 year old Cuisinart with cracks in the blade holder. This food processor was highly recommended on a cooking site and now I understand why. I'm glad I found the recommendation and was able to buy another great Cuisinart mini food processor.

Upon a recommendation from Wirecutter, we bought the Kitchenaid version. Don’t do that. Its two-part locking lid made it very hard to turn the thing on. You’ll see this problem noted if you look at its reviews thoroughly. The Cuisinart is powerful and easy to use. We should have purchased it the first time.

I haven’t owned a food processor for many years and haven’t felt the need. My greatest complaint with the original machines was the noise they created. Like a jet engine. But at the end of this year I saw recipes recommending the use of a food processor. I took another look and saw the reviews. There were many comments on the low noise level and new features such as the bread paddle. Now I LOVE my Cuisinart food processors. I have a larger Cuisinart GP-14DCN Elite Collection for small to med to large jobs which I liked so much that I didn’t hesitate to purchase a second little Cuisinart DLC-2ABC mini prep plus for small jobs. I use them both several times a week. Sturdy, quiet, time saving. The blade is reversible and cuts in both directions. Great for my KETO diet. I can quickly mix a one serving shake in the mini prep and it’s easier to clean than my large blender.

I bought it to chop vegetables for my salad. The problem is even pulsing a few times part of the vegetables would be chopped and the rest in big chunks. If I pulsed it enough to do all the vegetables it would be totally pulverized. I want small pieces not like riced cauliflower. The container itself is very thin material, not like a regular food processor. I expect it would be cracking in no time. I returned this.

The cover has a very small opening for adding liquids when processing. A medicine type dropper is needed, the opening is so small. I tried adding olive oil using a small measuring cup with a small pouring spout. Even adding it very slowly it was very messy. Would not buy this model again.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After my old chopper died, I found this 24 ounce prep monster machine. I can chop anything! I typically process carrots for pasta salads and tuna salad. Carrots take a few pulse chops and viola! Perfect pieces! Thank you Cuisinart!

Bought to chop nuts and does a good job with this. Tried to chop cabbage and carrots for slaw. It basically pureed both on the chop mode. Not very pleased with this. The other option is grind, which would not work for either. It's got good power, so we'll see what else we can use it for.

I bought the mini prep because I wasn’t sure I really needed the larger 8 cup full food processor. This 3 cup mini can chop and grind wonderfully. I do wish the buttons didn’t have to be continuously pressed and held down for it to operate. I would prefer a toggle switch; press for on, then press to stop. It gets tiring holding the chop or grind button the entire time.

I bought the Mini-Prep plus 25 ounce Processor for use during the Thanksgiving dinner preperation. It was excellent chopping onions, celery, pecans, cheese, corn and a whole host of other items. It proved to be an incredible time saver and crucial for our dinner preparation. I highly recommend it.