Cuisinart BFP 650GM Velocity Blender Processor Review

Cuisinart is a trusted brand and after researching a few blenders I finally settled on this brand. After using this for a few weeks I have two observations.1. There is a seal between the blades and the container. Cleaning with some soap and 1/3 can of hot water is an easy way to clean the can. Unfortunately, the seal is not easy to clean. I found mold on the pad after two uses. I would recommend buying extra spacers.2. The instructions say to turn the blades clockwise to remove the blades. The…

This replaces a very similar piece of culinary art that I've loved and have owned for years, but with a little more power. But somehow this model skips large chunks of tough veggies like cabbage or carrots into the bowl when I use the shredder, no matter how I serve or the speed. My old one had 4 speeds and a pulse. It has 2 speeds and pulse which I use all the time. It also has an icebreaker setting that stops, moves, changes speed, and stops automatically. And makes more out of a snow cone…

I've had several Cuisinart blenders and honestly I think they should last longer than they do now. At first I was disappointed that they switched from glass to plastic, but eventually plastic became easier for me to work with because it's lighter. The glass container was quite heavy. I like that the drain spout on this model has been moved so it doesn't drip at all. I LOVE the smoothie function. I just turn it on, press a button, and it will cycle through and stop automatically when it's done…

I have been a huge Cuisinart fan for decades and have owned many of their products, I believe in the principle of 'buy well, buy once'. That was until I came across their customer service. The clutch fell off the driveshaft, and the result was a cocktail of frozen berries, bananas, and milk. This happened after a few months of limited usage. When I first opened the package I could see that this would be the part that would eventually fail, it has a lot of strain on it's design but assumed it…

Everyone was right about the fact that the lids could be removed from the baking cups. You have to get a charcoal opener and then it's still very difficult and as an elderly man with cancer and treatment has affected my joints with migratory arthritis I have given up the whole process and the blender and will be returning it. If you have weak hands, forget about ordering this blender. Even unscrewing the blender mechanism on a large tumbler can be difficult and frustrating if you don't screw it