Kitchen · PRODUCT REVIEW

De'Longhi
Cucina DFP880 Food Processor

Feed-tube processor with variable accessory packages. A closer look at the benefits, the limitations, and the alternatives.

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Our take

De'Longhi DFP880 is supported as a real powered feed-tube processor by the FP880 Series manual and an exact-model replacement-part cross-reference. The manual describes a detachable drive shaft, bowl and pusher, on/off and pulse controls, and a range of attachments including a knife blade, dough tool, whisk, slicing/shredding and chipper discs, citrus press and a small processing bowl. It also warns that not every attachment is included in every package. The main bowl has no reliable cup rating in the saved evidence, and the old ASIN is not tied to a current offer. The review therefore explains the platform while leaving exact features and capacity conditional.

Consider it for

A shopper researching a DFP880 who will match the seller's exact package against the correct FP880 manual..

Look elsewhere if

Skip DFP880 if you need a confirmed large-bowl capacity or guaranteed inclusion of any attachment without checking the seller's exact parts list.

Pros & cons

What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.

What works in its favor

  • The manufacturer-hosted manual identifies a feed-tube processor with pulse and on/off controls.
  • The series documentation names multiple tool types and a mini-processing bowl.
  • A replacement-parts cross-reference specifically lists DFP880.

What to weigh up

  • De'Longhi says package contents vary, so attachment matching stays unknown.
  • No main-bowl cup capacity is supported by the saved sources.
  • The historic Amazon ASIN and current offer are not verified.

The key details

Published product specifications
Model coveredDFP880 / FP880 Series; attachment package varies
Main bowl capacityMain bowl capacity not stated in cups
Small-batch bowlOptional 4-cup mini bowl; exact package inclusion unknown
Slicing and shreddingSlicing and shredding attachments listed but not guaranteed in every package
Special attachmentFeed tube, detachable shaft and pulse/on-off controls
Dough bladeDough tool appears in the series manual; exact package inclusion unknown

Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 4, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.

What the features mean for you

Series manual and exact DFP880 link

De'Longhi's hosted booklet is titled for the FP880 Series, while a replacement-parts record specifically lists model DFP880 as compatible with the knife blade. Together they support a real processor family and an exact DFP880 relationship without proving a current marketplace bundle. The source candidate is therefore described as DFP880 / FP880 Series, with the series alias boundary visible. The review does not merge it with other De'Longhi machines solely because their names share FP880 characters. The Amazon destination is an exact-model search, since the historical ASIN has not been crosswalked to a present listing. [handheldFeedThrough]

Feed-tube work and controls

The manufacturer manual describes a main processor bowl with feed tube and pushers, a detachable drive shaft, and on/off plus pulse operation. Those are useful structural facts for a buyer who wants bowl-based processing rather than a small press-down chopper. The saved manual's text gives a maximum liquid processing amount with the canopy, but it does not provide a trustworthy main-bowl cup capacity for the matcher. A liquid fill limit is not the same as total bowl capacity, so the profile leaves bowlCapacityCups null. This prevents a guessed 1.5-liter or nominal bowl size from appearing as a confirmed batch fit. [bowlCapacityCups, handheldFeedThrough]

Many tools are options, not a package promise

The FP880 manual describes knife, dough, whisk, slicing, shredding and chipper tools, citrus processing and a small bowl. It explicitly notes that not all accessories ship with each package. The product profile therefore keeps sliceShred, doughBlade and smallBowl unknown for this historic candidate instead of awarding the series manual's entire accessory list. This is a decisive difference from a model page whose included parts are unambiguous. A shopper should match the seller's DFP880 listing against the manual's component names and confirm the actual pieces before expecting the processor to satisfy a specialized tool requirement. [sliceShred, doughBlade, smallBowl]

Processing limits and careful interpretation

The manual sets processing limits for particular tasks and describes how to operate named accessories. Those instructions are more useful than inferring performance from the overall phrase food processor, but the saved evidence does not support a general capacity figure or any hands-on result. Do not convert the liquid maximum into a bowl-size ranking, and do not infer that a used unit includes every optional attachment. The review stays at the level of maker directions and exact parts cross-reference. If a listing has missing or substituted components, its suitability can change even though its base model says DFP880. [bowlCapacityCups]

A parts-check candidate

DFP880 is a promising research candidate for a buyer interested in the Cucina series' feed-tube form and broad attachment ecosystem, but it is not a safe blind match for any specific capacity or tool requirement. Use the tagged search, read the exact seller contents, and compare the delivered bowl, lid, pusher, shaft and attachments with the correct manual. The historic B00006F2MN identity remains unverified as a current offer. This makes the product a useful alternative when a complete matching kit can be confirmed, while a newer model with a clear package list may be a better choice for buyers who cannot inspect parts first. [sliceShred, doughBlade]

What else to compare

For a verified twelve-cup feed-tube package compare Ninja NF701; for a white fourteen-cup Cuisinart configuration compare DFP-14BCWNY.

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Before you buy

What is the documented main-bowl capacity?

The saved DFP880 sources do not establish a main-bowl capacity in cups.

Are the manual's slicing and dough tools included with every unit?

No. De'Longhi cautions that not all listed accessories ship with every package.

Why is the old ASIN not linked directly?

The historical B00006F2MN record was not crosswalked to a current exact Amazon offer.

Where can I check the current price?

Use the Amazon link for current offers. Check the exact model, seller, product condition, delivery, and return terms. This page does not display a live price or confirm stock.

Sources & review basis

We use the following manufacturer documentation for the product features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.

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The decision

Research DFP880 when its accessory platform interests you, but match the exact seller kit to De'Longhi's manual before treating a tool as included.

Is it the right fit?

Check the exact model and today’s offers on Amazon.

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