Elemental 13 Cup Food Processor With Dicing (FP-13DGM) 

Hi the dicing attachment demo can be seen here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-6aNaAbj1wB4.html

that is the spiralizer not the dicer was glad to see that also but would really like to watch it dice before buying it. That is the main reason i want it for. I might get the spiralizer attachment also

The dicer attachment can be seen in action here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BLQmzWrVtYo.html

i think it was shown incorrectly. should it dice then cut? the cutting blade should be below the dicer.

Me too. It's weird that the only thing she demonstrated was something you could easily make without it.

The dicer kit comes with two discs. Place the one with grid into the bowl first. The grid towards the handle. It is stationary and doesn’t spin. The second disc goes in next and snaps over the stem. Install the cover onto the main bowl to close. How the dicer works… turn on the motor and add the food from top. Pushing the food down (potato) will slice. Continue to push the food through the grid. The top disc spins and slices , while the grid disc is stationary.

At least you got instruction... i received nothing!

How is this going for you? I want to get one. Please give me an update on yours

I thought the EXACT SAME THING!!

yah did I just sit through this video with a demo of the dice blade?

You show how to make dressing. REALLY???? Dressing????? I spent Way over one hundred dollars to learn how to make Dressing??? Really???? Goodness.

Because it's a 13 cup processor with a motor not only crazy loud but almost half the wattage as the older style 7 cup model ( now called pro classic) They even tried to quiet the motor on camera. You should hear how loud it is in person. Look up pro classic or prep 11 plus and see how much better the induction motors are in the older style machines are. All the "boxy" 7, 11, and 14 cup are still good with quality motors that when you stop pulsing the blade actually stops. Same with the "prep" series same good motors. When pulsing for 1 second, it's no good if the blade takes 2-3 more seconds to come to stop. These new Cuisinart really don't live up to the cuisinart name I recommend getting one of the older style a before they're discontinued. Any of the box base style or the prep series. There's a reason the box style have a 5 year motor warranty and the prep series (same motors) boast a 10 year warranty These are the same models you see people have for 30+ years. There's a reason.

Yes.thanks

Ruth Ann Deline This comment helped me too thanks

THANK YOU.

this is literally why i looked at the tutorial in the first place- not like my old cuisinart

Omg!!! You are saving lives and kitchen made chefs!

Same!!!

The point she was making was that, unlike the classic Cuisinart models, you can turn the bowl over without the s-blade falling out. On the older models it doesn't lock into the bowl, so you have to stick a finger up through the hole in the bottom of the bowl to hold the blade in as you turn over the bowl.

The small pusher locks in place by a simple twist. Before lifting out, you have to unlock it by twisting in the opposite direction. If it's too tight the first time, get a friend with a strong grip to help you.

You're a troubled soul, huh? I hope you never have to own a car.

Loser

Cindy Holmes turn the arrow towards the number #1. It was a little hard to turn for me the first time but just be careful not to cut yourself on the top blade part

Dicer demo is in a different video now.

UUUUMMMM... good hopefully UUUUMMMMM SOMEONE else does it..UUUUMMMMMM... I hate every other word being UUMMMM. or Ya'Know What I mean....

Yeah, any moron that buys a food processor knows how to use it. That Dicer is something new. I dont see how the blade above it is not going to get into the way of the food entering the squares.

NOPE SAME UUUUMMMM. CHICK ON OTHER VIDEO. In a 2 minute video, she says UUMMM at least 10 times. wth.

Dicer Demo ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BLQmzWrVtYo.html

Doesn't yours come with a 2-sided grater disc--for thin and thicker grating?

Not on this model. You want the older better model style. Pro classic 7 cup, custom 11 cup, custom 14 cup, prep 11 plus. All take the older style disc that have many more options. Plus way better motor than these new loudly ones.

Hi Vidya, our dicing kit is currently an exclusive attachment for our Elemental 13 Cup Food Processors. Please send any product features or suggestions you may have to: AnnMarie_Ragusa@conair.com. Thank you!

Thanks for responding! I have some suggestions for product features. I'll share it with you. I was also thinking to exchange the 14 cup for a 13 cup. Is it possible?

A food processor shouldn't be used for mashing potatoes unless you like gluey mush.

@@seikibrian8641 I am thinking this may be too dangerous for this lady... kinda scary... schwing, schwing... fingertip salad!

i think i saw it on amazon

The FP-13 has both a dicing attachment and a spiralizing attachment available!

As of 2019, you still have to purchase the dicing kit separately. I have a feeling this was just a misleading video by Cuisinart!

@@sammiedav1053 got the dicing kit with the food processor at costco today. I really liked my old Cuisinart, but it broke. Was glad this one has a slicing dial that can go 1mm for slicing cabbage for fish tacos because on the other cuisinarts you can't buy a 1mm disc

Dicer Demo ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BLQmzWrVtYo.html

There's a pulse button and an on button, right?

Hi Beth, we apologize for the inconvenience. Please email MarketingCommunications@cuisinart.com so we can better assist you.

You have to remove the cover (or at least twist it to the unlocked position) to get the bowl onto the base, otherwise the safety plunger blocks it from locking into place. Similarly, you have to remove (or unlock) the lid to then get the bowl off the base.

Hi Kathi, the FP-13 comes with two work bowls (13 cup and 4 cup), a wide-mouth feed tube with three sizes of pusher (small, medium, and large), a chopping/mixing blade, a dough blade, and a small and large s-blade, a reversible shredding disc (fine on one side, medium on the other), an adjustable slicing disc (0-7mm), and an accessory storage case to keep all your blades safely stored. Hope this helps!

Cuisinart... so it does not come with the dicing kit?

@@sarahscanlontitman1226 You can get a Cuisinart FP with or without a dicing kit. Check the model number to get the one you want. (You can also buy a separate dicing kit if you already have a compatible FP.) For example, this one includes a dicing kit: www.cuisinart.com/shopping/appliances/food_processors/fp-13dgm This one doesn't: www.cuisinart.com/shopping/appliances/food_processors/sfp-13

No. The exact size and shape of spindles and such varies from brand to brand, and even from model to model within brands.

I'm thinking that it's not a vitamix but you can try by processing your fruit and use a cheesecloth or buy a sack towel from Walmart (I have) And pour puree and squeeze.

Thank you for making it easy. Too many gadgets and reading, you made it easy and stress less

It's so aggravating! I don't even want to use this anymore and I've tried it three times. It's very crappy!