Cuisinart CFP-260GMPCFR Core Custom 13-Cup Food Processor Stainless Steel (Renewed) Bundle with 2 YR CPS Enhanced Protection Pack

First of all, I could not tell that this was a refurbished item. All pieces looked brand new, not a mark on any of them! It was packaged very well and is a solid machine. Works great. We like the reversible shredder plate for fine or coarse shredding. Three different sizes of push tubes are a plus. The design allows for storage of accessories. Nice to have 2 different sized bowls. We are very happy with this food processor!

Fantastic machine. I chose this over the 14cup model as it is more versatile with ability to use the 4.5 cup accessory for smaller batches of ingredient.There is no plastic dough blade available as an accessory but not a deal breaker.

I’ve had excellent luck with refurbished products I’ve purchased from Amazon, and this is no exception. Over the years, (and I’m 79), I’ve owned a few Cuisinart food processors. The last one I had was quite old and I wanted this particular model because of its many features. The motor is powerful enough to mix a good amount of dough, and I appreciate having the second bowl to make smaller amounts of ingredients as well. The only downside I’ve found is that the lid takes a bit of effort to open, but it is nothing that couldn’t be handled once I realized that I wouldn’t break it by twisting harder.The three different sizes of feed tubes are an improvement over my old food processor. It makes it so much easier to add tomatoes for prepping marinara sauce, for example, and also it works for slicing apples. Which brings me to praise the slicing disc that provides the varied slicing thickness options. This also is a big improvement over my previous Cuisinart food processor.Finally, it is nice to be able to store the blade and discs within the processor itself. This saves space over other versions which require special storage for components. No food processor is perfect, but overall, this one is wonderful if you enjoy being able to make so many dishes quickly and efficiently.

First, what I love: This unit works better, and stores better, than any food processor I've owned. The unit is sturdy and powerful, and its design has really been thought through. All of the gripes I had about my older food processors are gone. It's easier to load stuff in, easier to take the finished product out, does a better job of churning pieces around, allows for all sizes and shapes of ingredients without leaking, and has a really clever in-bowl storage stack so it looks good when not in use, but you don't have to wonder where things are when it comes time to cook. I especially like the material used for the bowl and lid. It's a much more substantial plastic than older models. I've already dropped it a couple of times, and no sign of a chip or crack; whereas our previous model cracked the moment you looked at it and always had to be used with a towel or tape to keep stuff from flying out the cracks. I have to puree a lot of food due to some health problems, so I've already gotten some heavy-duty use out of my new food processor, and it's just a real pleasure to use. I no longer dread Puree Day.What I don't like: Only two complaints, really. One is trivial, but they've done a bad job explaining it so I'll explain it here. The lights constantly blink on and off as long as the thing is plugged in. They have their reasons. They want people to unplug the unit when it's not in use, so there's no danger of accidentally reaching in there to clean when it could engage. They want it to constantly announce: "Please unplug me if you're not cooking!" I get that. But it doesn't say so. Anywhere. You have to call what sounds like a foreign call center and wait on hold. And then they're not sure, and have to ask their supervisors. I've seen reviews where people even returned the things, mistakenly believing they were malfunctioning. Would it kill them to mention this feature in the instruction manual?Finally, the biggest peeve, which isn't a problem now, but I expect from experience with other appliances will become a problem at some point. And that's the fact that the lever-style controls are made of plastic. It doesn't take an aeronautics engineer to know that a waver-shaped piece of plastic is going to crack after it's rocked for the hundredth or two hundredth time. It seems like every well-made item now has its one Programmed Obsolescence feature. Just had the up-down button on a newish toaster do this, and it's almost the exact same material and shape. And this otherwise high quality processor is no exception. So be sure to apply pressure closer to the levers' bases when you push them down. Do what you can to avoid dancing on their front ends like they're diving boards. They'll probably last a bit longer than intended. I imagine they're expensive and a pain in the a** to replace.

Item arrived on time, on price, and as described. It’s a refurbished item, but the package appeared complete, and the device performs just like our prior Cuisinart processor.

Great product

Worst company everProduct does not workI got return label but I have to pay for shipping ands heavyOn order Amazon states FREE RETURNSThe company and Amazon have put me thru hellSo I decided to throw item in trash because it’s VERY HEAVYWould cost more than it’s worth to shipOh well lesson learnedDONT ORDER FROM THIS COMPANY

The renewed Cusinart 13 cup processor arrived packed in foam and there is not a mar or imperfection one. It looks brand new! It was advertised as including an additional extended warranty , but no information was provided. A text to Beach resulted in clarifications the same day. Excellent product, and customer service!