To make dough? I bought a cuisinart FP, used, at a garage sale... no dough
blade

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"Plumb Loco Records" > wrote in message
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> "martha" > wrote in message
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>> To make dough? I bought a cuisinart FP, used, at a garage sale... no
>> dough blade
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> It has been my experience that the metal blade works just as well. I
> never bother to look for the plastic blade for my Cuisinart, because the
> metal one is already in place, ready to go. It's always done fine for me.
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"martha" > wrote in message
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> To make dough? I bought a cuisinart FP, used, at a garage sale... no
> dough blade
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It has been my experience that the metal blade works just as well. I never
bother to look for the plastic blade for my Cuisinart, because the metal one
is already in place, ready to go. It's always done fine for me.

"martha" > wrote in message
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> GRRRRRRRReat1
> "Plumb Loco Records" > wrote in message
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>> "martha" > wrote in message
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>>> To make dough? I bought a cuisinart FP, used, at a garage sale... no
>>> dough blade
>>>
>>
>> It has been my experience that the metal blade works just as well. I
>> never bother to look for the plastic blade for my Cuisinart, because the
>> metal one is already in place, ready to go. It's always done fine for
>> me.
>>
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The metal works fine. The food processor overkneads, however. A cheap
way that served me for years was to buy a cheap vertical breadmaker
with a dough only cycle[a Breadman for about $45].
Knead with it not using their dough cycle, but
as long as you the baker want to knead the dough.

Kent