Manual Food Processors &Vegetable Chopper

Nice and small, takes up no space at all and is very easy to use. Pros: Basic set up, extremely efficient in slicing and dicing, cuts whatever you put in it to shreds in seconds Con: I'm being picky, but some might think it noisy when you're pulling the handle to spin the blades (I don't but as I say, picky!) So useful for all sorts of food items, just be careful when cleaning it, those blades take no prisoners if you're not paying attention!

Have been using for more than a year, does the job well. sometimes the string got stuck inside though.

I’ve been using this vegetable chopper for a few weeks now, and it’s made meal prep so much easier. Chopping onions, cucumbers, or even tougher veggies like carrots is much quicker compared to using a knife. The blades are sharp and cut evenly, and the different attachments allow for a variety of cuts (dicing, slicing). The container is spacious enough to hold a good quantity, and it saves me from the mess of chopping directly on a board. Cleaning is fairly simple, though it does take a bit of care around the sharp blades.

Arrived on time, have to admit I use this for an unusual purpose. It is used for chopping up bait for fishing and works extremely well. So how does this help the normal user I hear you say. Well the bait I use would be harder to chop than your average vegetable so it copes well. Also it has the added advantage of not needing power so can be used anywhere. Great value as well.

I already have this. Bought a few years ago. Still going strong. Saves so much time chopping. Just bought this again for a gift

This is so amazing. I learned my lesson from putting my first one in the dishwasher all the time, the bowl part eventually wears out but putting the lid and blade in the dishwasher is fine. I hand wash my second one now and all is well.

Very good little chopper. Small in size but does the job.

Brilliant little gadget. It's changed my life when making chutneys. You do have to cut the food up to manageable bits, but it really does take the faff out of dicing veg. It happily chopped up courgettes, apples and onions. Doesn't cut everything equally and you can get left with some larger bits, but I can live with that.

Works well

It was too sharp lol

I found out about this type of tool in a food discussion group online where I mentioned another favorite tool that I use. I had never heard of a handheld food processor so to speak at least that’s the way the guy referred to it. So I checked out a bunch of different ones and decided not to buy the 30+ dollar one, but opted for this one just to try it out. It was affordable and it looked like the picture that the fellow who recommended one had. Oh my goodness, where have I been? I have arthritis in both my hands and chopping has become very much of a challenge - chopping, preparing food, etc. This makes food preparation so down, dirty and easy. First of all one does not always want to haul out one’s big motorized food processor, such as a Cuisinart even though I love it. It’s heavy, and they come in 7 cup or 11 cup sizes. I’m sure you know the drill if you’re reading this so one doesn’t always want to have to haul it out. Get it all set up pick out blades all that type of thing, you just want to chop a few onions to throw into your potatoes in the morning or chop up some celery to go in your tuna salad and so forth. This tool is the perfect thing. It is very lightweight. it is completely Manual. The blades are extremely sharp. The top sets in and with a very small twist locks into place. They do warn that you don’t want to chop hard things in there which makes sense. But say you wanted to chop a few shelled nuts, such as Walnuts, which are softer or pecans? I have not tried those yet, but I’ve tried the following: onions, celery, bell peppers, such as green peppers or red peppers. As I remarked, the blade is extremely sharp, and unlike other small chopper products it only goes in one way, and it only has one feature: sharp, which is fine. I’ve got other tools if I want to do soft chopping. What one has to do is clean your vegetables you know take off the skin in the core the seeds whatever and then chop it into about half or 1 inch sized pieces. This is easy enough to do and requires no critical dexterity so I’m not worried about my knife slipping and damaging my hand or hands. Then you insert the blade in the instrument or it should be kept with the blade in it. That’s the easiest storage feature. Pop your vegetables in and you grab the little pulley which has two finger holes and you just pull. Chopping onions takes about five pulls. And they are quickly and easily completely diced up. It is fantastic, especially in the morning if you’re doing something with potatoes and eggs and you want peppers and onions and you’re not quite awake. You don’t have to worry about your knife slipping. It does seem to be very high-quality even for this limited price I couldn’t believe it. I bought a blue one as that is the color scheme that goes with my kitchen, but there were multiple other colors. After using it the easiest thing to do is to immediately rinse it out and give it a quick swipe down with a soapy dish, rag or dish wand. It cleans up super fast and easy and you don’t have to fiddle about putting things in the dishwasher and what not. I can’t wait to try chopped apples for Waldorf salad, chopped strawberries to go in my muesli. I’m trying to think of all these different things I can chop now that I haven’t been chopping because the hand work was way too much. Excellent product I would buy again or give it as a gift of friends.

I love this little chopper! It takes chopping from a drudgery and a chore to an easy little tug and it's done. It is easy to clean and it has enough a** in its pants to chop frozen nuts. I loved mine, so I bought three more to give away to family. It is small enough to easily store and is portable but big on uses. It is a highly recommended purchase!

The blade s sharp and it is efficient. This is very easy to use and so quick to chop finely.