Hamilton Beach Electric Vegetable Chopper & Mini Food Processor, 3-Cup, 350 Watts, for Dicing, Mincing, and Puree, Black (72850)

Great item, I wanted something I could use to make meal prep faster and easier. This little chopper does both and everything else fast and easy. After using the cleanup is quick and easy. It has not failed to do any job I ask it to do. The blade it sharp enough to chop up hard nuts without missing a beat. Several years ago, I had to go on blood thinners, so I am a little worried about using knifes this processor takes that worry away. I started eating Vegan over a year ago, so I use mushrooms, nuts and other things instead of meats. Cuts prep time down by a great amount. It has made my life easier. It is a little noisy, but I have never seen a quite food processor, small price to pay for a great little machine.

Love this little chopper. Very basic, but powerful chopper. Easy to use and easy to clean. The longer you engage, the finer the chop. It totally depends on how low you hold the power button down. I like that it’s necessary to hold the button to operate, which puts you in total control the chip size. Great for small batch recipes or cooking for one or two people.

I needed something to make hummus! I love the ease of use. My favorite part is the lid. So easy. Just press down to start chopping or blending. No extra buttons or complicated directions. The ease of use, the quality of the item, the sharpness of the blades, and the short amount of time it takes to complete what I’m making, all make it a great purchase.

I bought this after an accident with a Mandoline cut a piece of my finger off. I wish i went with this first. It has made chopping veggies a trivial matter. Not only that but you have to intentionally try to use it in a manner that can cause you harm. I am safer by far, and able to turn veggies into salsa in literal seconds. It works great, light weight, takes up no room, and the quality is top notch. Only draw back, is that it works so well, i wish it wish bigger yo add more things at a time now.

Works great for the price. My only issue is that sometimes when you press down it doesn't fire up, have to fiddle with it and press a few times and then it will go. Do I have a dud? That is why only four stars. It's good for small quantities. I don't do a whole onion at once. One large onion I do it in three groups. It was great for making stuffing on Thanksgiving. I bought bread and let it harden and get stale. I then chopped it up. Also made easy work of the walnuts for my Walnut/Sausage stuffing.

I bought this for my mom because she wanted to have something small that can be conveniently put and save space, but also that works really well and gets the job done. My mom makes alot of curries and pastes that help speed up cooking time, and this chopper allows for this to happen. Moveover, it works so fast you don't need to do more than once, like it takes at least 1 minute and everything is nicely chopped up or in a paste. The noise level is good and everything is easy to clean!

I have used multiple brands of mini-choppers. None of them last more than a couple years. This one is a great value for the money. It’s easier to use bc you just add the items to chop, then press down on the lid. No turning and locking a lid with a thin plastic arm. It just works well!

I grabbed this during a coupon or sale. I've had numerous (full-size) food processors over the years and was never entirely happy with them (too hard to clean, didn't chop evenly enough for my liking, etc.) I LOVE this one, and even for the non-sale price, which is $20 at the time of this review, it's a quality kitchen bargain. It will save your time and hands from chopping small quantities by hand (e.g., one onion, one bell pepper, etc.). It's small, so it doesn't take up much space in the dishwasher, dish rack or kitchen storage. A quick rinse gets the entire thing clean of debris. The noise level is very doable (although I never run it for very long.) To operate, you just press down on the lid once everything is locked in place. I love this design because, as trivial as it sounds, your hand is already on the lid to turn and lock it, and you just press down to operate - which makes it easier to pulse than a finger lever or knob, and saves a step. Like any food processor, it won't yield perfectly uniform cubes that more manual processes offer, but using some quick pulses does a pretty good job. I really hesitated to get this based on my past experience with larger food processors, but I'm so happy I did!