Food Chopper - 8 in 1 Manual Food Processor Chop, Blend, Whip, Mix, Slice, Shred, Julienne, and Juice - As Seen on TV

I had been looking for a food chopper for some time and figured I would end up with one of the old fashioned kind you know the kind with a jar and a lid with the blade on the end of a plunger and having to work really hard to get my food chopped the way I want it done. I found this food chopper and it is the BEST money I have spent in a long time so easy to use and clean it takes me longer to peel an onion than to chop it!!I have done both celery and onion and both came out great (in my electric chopper celery just seems to be nothing but strings) in this it chops like a dream not a bunch of strings as with my electric.If your looking for an easy food chopper this is it, great value for the money. I actually look for recipes where stuff has to be chopped now if there was a lot of chopping before I wouldn't make it but I can now do them with ease!

I love, love, love this chopper! You can't beat the price and it really does a great job! I saw this chopper being sold & demonstrated at a large craft/retail fair. I was skeptical.... but it looked pretty amazing. I decided to give it a try because you can't beat the price. It is wonderful & I use it all the time. I have a high priced food processor - and that is great for some things, but it tends to mush up or over process some things....like making PICO DE GALLO. This chopper does it perfectly! You throw in your tomatoes (quartered), onion (quartered), cilantro, jalapeno & lime juice....twist the handle a few times & Ta-Daaaah! Perfect Pico! It doesn't smash the tomato at all! I can literally make fresh pico in 2 minutes!!! It's also great for chopping vegetables and using the slicing attachment. I loved mine so much I bought another for my mom for Christmas. For the price you just can't beat it!

I bought a Pampered Chef manual chopper for $64 about 4 years ago. This one is actually easier to use! But it feels cheaper and I'm not sure it will last very long since the materials seem to be cheap and flimsy.I do a fair amount of chopping -- mostly onions -- where I don't need a ton done, so I like to have a manual chopper on hand.I saw this on a TV ad and was intrigued. I researched mini choppers and this one had the best reviews.This makes short work of onions. The rotary blades are sharp on both sided--one side regular and the other serrated. You can crank it either direction, and if your food gets bogged down, just turn it the other way for a rotation or two and get back to chopping. I am a little worried that the crank shaft will not hold up after chopping dense foods (carrots, etc.). The gears are plastic, so I'm not sure how durable they will be.There are a few things that bother me: the blade handle (the one with the ball top) doesn't attach securely to the lid. That makes it feel cheap. The little egg separator on the lid is a nuisance. I can't imagine enough people needing an egg separator enough to justify putting it so prominently on the lid.Another other thing that I really HATE is that the handle on the bowl is not really a handle. You cannot hold the bowl with it, or it comes apart (the body of the bowl is clear, as is the "handle" protruding from it. There is a white "grip" to the handle that sort of snaps on (with a lot of effort), but the grip comes of very easily. I have wondered about gluing it together so that I can actually pick up the bowl and not just use it as a lever to secure the bowl while I am chopping.As far as the shred/slice/julienne blade set:-- mostly a bunch of garbage. The shredding and grating surfaces are plastic and not nearly sharp enough to grate or shred. It appears they added those things in as a perk, but for me they just clutter up my drawer.I have found the slicer to be useful (making very thin potatoes for a casserole). I like how it has a safety handle so you don't risk cutting yourself. I do wish there was a safer way to store the blades in a drawer.All in all, I really do like this food chopper. Will it last forever? Probably not. The concept is a great one and I hope the materials hold up; maybe someday I'll find a more durable one for a decent price. This one is worth the money.

This product is my favorite. It is easy to use and works great (except on tomatoes). I have ordered two and both handles broke. This seems to be a common problem with other reviewers but ironically, everyone orders another one. There is no warranty but for the price, I just keep replacing it.

I love this chopper. mixer do it all kitchen gadget. I finally broke the one I bought 20 years ago at Caldor (yep, Caldor) and was looking for a replacement. When this arrived I was so pleasantly surprised that it was the same with more. I use it constantly to chop onions without tears, peppers and so much more. The graters are wonderful for cheese etc. Slicing tomatoes with the slicer is so easy. I could go on and on about this tool but will leave it up to you to find out for yourself just how easy and convenient this item is. It is so much more than a chopper it is my go to tool in the kitchen. Great value for the price. Did I mention easy to clean.

Package came on time and well packed for the product. Now for the product, the handle on the bowl which the crank and cutters attach to would come off every time it was used. I went to the hardware house and bought some plastic glue and fixed the situation. About the fourth time of use we were cutting up lettuce for a chopped salad and one of the teeth in the gears inside the crank top broke so it makes a clicking sound and skips some when in use now. I like the concept of the product and every thing about it except the material used in the gear how the handle attaches is the down fall at the present time its usable but I know it will not work any more if more teeth break on the gears. I would pay more for a more durable product.