What is the difference between this and the cuisinart multiclad "N" editions?
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The "N" edition is the same cookware. The only difference I can see is the seller.
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The N version comes with a different handle. The new handle is supposed to stay cooler.
531713
I'm guessing it could be a slightly different handle, going by a steamer insert that I ordered last year. You may want to compare photos carefully.
1631251
I have MANY Cuisinart MultiClad Pro pots. Please let me know what quart sized pot you're interested in. Marianne
371256
The short answer is, yes. Go to "onlycookware.com" to read all about The Cuisinart multiclad pro cookware. The ladies at "only cookware" think that it is the best, and not just for the money. This is good stuff.
1705091
I don't know. I tried to pull it up on the Cuisinart web-site and nothing came up with that model number. You can contact Cuisinart Customer Service at 1-800-726-0190 Mon- Fri 7:00- 11:00 EST, Sat & Sun 9:00-5:00
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Cuisinart MultiClad Pro is made in China, as least the sets I have seen say so on the pieces. The Frogs make the French Tri-ply. That is reason enough to NOT purchase the MultiClad, but there seems to be more. In reading some reviews, folks seem to have pitting problems. Know nothing about except my French set, now 18 months old, looks great, cleans up very well and does everything I ask of it and when I am stupid it forgives and still cleans up.
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They are very good about support. Try: cuisinart.com/support/us/product_inquiry.html. Include actual part numbers. Good luck!
1343257
Sorry, IDK. I have the Pro Custom 11"Maybe you can search it on Cuisinart web site and comparo the numbers.
1128438
Yes. Here is the link to the manual for the Cuisinart MCP-12 MultiClad Pro Stainless Steel. This is what I have. Do not overheat! http://www.cuisinart.com/share/pdf/manuals/mcp-12.pdf
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So sorry. Mine is about the same as the one I replaced. I'd suggest that you contact Cuisinart's customer service, but they are a pretty pathetic bunch.
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I have no quarrel with the capacity of this machine, but shortly after I purchased mine the Cuisinart name was worn off from the front of the machine by light cleaning, much to my surprise. At first, only a few of the letters disppeared. Then, next time I wipred it with a dampened cloth, more letters disappeared. One of my friends who has the same machine reports that the bowl of her processor has broken. I am keeping my DLC-2014N, but have purchased a new 16-cup Elite model from Williams Sonoma (diecast), which is far superior. What is fortunate is that I paid the same price for both machines, although the 16-cup model, which is far superior in every way, is worth much more than the DLC-2014N in my opinion. I have had four Cuisinart food processors so far. My DLC7E was a workhorse, and I still use it now and then. I would say to buy the DLC-2014N with caution.
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I'm not sure. Since I'm not familiar with all the model numbers, the best thing would be to go to Cuisinart.com and look them up or call their assistance line. I'm sorry I can't help you further.
1453791
I'm sorry, but I can't recall. I dumped the machine when I moved to the UK, and we bought a Cusinart with built-in compressor, and it is wonderful! If your budget extends to it, I'd get a Cuisinart.
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Sorry - I don't know. It is still working beautifully for me, though. You can call Cuisinart.
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I'm not sure if it's the same as an Cuisinart but according to Americas Test Kitchen All-Clad nudged out Cuisinart out in their tests. I know they look very similar in construction and I have almost bought some Cuisinart pans but have had good luck with All-Clad before. Don't know if Cuisinart has a lifetime warrantee or not either but they do make a quality looking pan. I do like the size of this All-Clad 1.5 qt pan because it's the perfect size for just the two of us and it works great and heats evenly for pretty much everything we've used it for.
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The only difference I found was the handles. 1 has a chrome handle the other is black. It works great for all the things we have used it for, pancakes, waffles, Panini's plus eggs and sausage breakfast.
1044485
I bought itfor a DLC -8F and it works. I suggest you call Cuisinart and ask. I tried to figure it out looking around and couldn't. Good luck!
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Yes I have the Cuisinart DLC-2007N 7C and it works great. You also have room for extra blades if you have them.