what is the capacity of the food processor bowl?
1640374
It's not huge...I would guess about three or four cups, but it processes so quickly that taking the cap off and doing another batch is easy. This is the BEST cooking appliance I've ever had.. mine was stolen during a move. Do not hesitate to purchase!
1640375
There is a max capacity line 1 inch below the top of the bowl. The bowl holds 750 ml or approximately 3.25 cups when filled to that mark.
1640376
Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as pesto or tapenades. For a small kitchen with limited storage and counter space, this could be ideal. Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as... » Read More Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as pesto or tapenades. For a small kitchen with limited storage and counter space, this could be ideal. « Show Less
1640377
Not sure where some of these answers come from. According to my user manual, the max capacity is 26 oz, which is just over 3 cups. The effective capacity, however, will be about 1 to 2 cups, depending on what you're trying to do. For sauces or other liquids, the 2 cup beaker which with the 9090 is probably the better bet, even if you have to make several batches. The chopper bowl is not really going to replace a full size food processor or blender but could do most jobs adequately if done in several batches. Great for small jobs such as chopping nuts or olives, making small batches such as pesto or tapenades. For a small kitchen with limited storage and counter space, this could be ideal.
1640378
5 cups if completely full, but practical maximum is probably closer to 4 cups.
1228269
Hmm, I'm not sure, but it's more than big enough to comfortably handle a recent recipe that included 6 eggs, 2 cups of sugar and six cups of flour...with plenty of room to spare. The bowl is surprisingly tough.
1859559
Hey I got this for my mom's old school kitchen aide and she loves it. It works great! I'm not sure of the size of the bowl.
531729
A full sized dinner plate fits inside. Probably six to seven inches height space for food or a bowl. This micro is a great size and performs very well. Family has a vacation house and we got one for that kitchen too.
923920
OK: I'm seeing this request at work so I don't have the bowl in front of me and we use it for food. I would be happy to measure it tonight when I get home and send you the dimensions tomorrow, if you'd like.
1200763
The bowl is 10" in diameter and 6" high. With the top and plunger on the whole device is about 9 1/2" tall.
711980
Food Processor includes: - 6-cup, 12-cup and 14-cup mixing bowls. - 2 metal Sabatier blades, one for small bowl, and one for medium and large bowls. - Dough blade. - 2 grating discs; 2mm and 4 mm. - 2 slicing discs; 2 mm and 4 mm. - Blender mix attachment. - Egg whisk. - Spatula. - Recipe book and DVD. - Storage box. The original box is opened and have minor wear.
1196926
Don't know the dimensions but it's large enough for any CPU you could have.
1992633
I have the 11 cup processor, so I honestly cannot answer. It did say it fit both, so perhaps the bowl width is the same size on both processors.
2031276
if i understand what you're asking, about the disc holder, there is no motor. therefore, no amperage or horsepower. but if you are asking about the DFP-14BCN food processor, it's 720 watts, so about 6.5 amps.
1755084
It is 325 watts. My wife uses it for everyday baking at home and loves it. I purchased a different beater blade from New design with the silicon blades. The blades glide against the side of the bowl keeping the ingredients in the middle for better mixing.
1307301
My 6 Quart stainless Steel lift bowl is 6-1/2 inches tall (height). It has an Inside Diameter (I.S. Dia.) of 9-3/8 inches. The 6 Quart professional 600 mixer has a drive gear pin about 1-1/2 inch off center. This Flex Edge Beater has a 3-1/2 inch Radius (from the center to the outside edge of the rubber flex.) The overall height is 7-3/16 inch (approx. 6-1/2 inch from the center of pin lock to bottom of bowl). All measurements are approximate.
386504
The box states: Holds 7, 9, 11 & 14-Cup Food Processor Discs. You could call Cuisinart 800 726 0190 and easily check with them. Good luck,
2275042
I'm not sure what the available space in your bowl is but I can tell you it's very small, just a few cubic inches, and comes with a variety of nozzles and adapters for different configurations.
1131051
This is only a 300 Watt transformer. Depending on what model you have, your food processor probably draws somewhere between 600 and 800 Watts. You'll need a transformer with at least 1.5x that (1000 to 1200W)
307468
I found a sticker and I can tell what it says, I hope this can help you, I don't know if is the information that you need: 120Vac 250W Max 60Hz LISTED 9H60 E216756 and about the bowl capacity I just put 3 liters of water and it almost reach the top, I think it's a standard capacity I have made some cakes and the mix fits in the standard cake bowls :)
1459446
The bowl is a few ounces at best in weight. I am not sure I am understanding what you are asking. As far as capacity I'd say over 1 cup (8oz).