Prep Solutions Rotary Chopper and Dicer with Easy-Clean Design

I have to admit this is the first food chopped I have ever used! It is really easy to use. I put a few cashew nuts in it to try and they chopped up wonderfully! I would love to use this to chop up walnuts and sprinkle them on hot brownies, or ice cream. The components come apart for easy cleaning.

I had this style chopper in the past and I was constantly tapping it on the counter to move the contents under the blade. This chopper fixes that problem with a sweeping arm that moves around the edge every time you drop the blades to chop. I tried it out with Garlic, which I don't like to cut by hand. The chopper did an excellent job of mincing up the garlic for me. The chopper is built well, but the one that could be improved is when washing in the dishwasher the handled fill with water, so I had to sit it out to dry.

I have used these food choppers for years but was due for a new one. I do wish they were a little bit bigger to fit more in them, but it still makes it easier and prevents crying from onions lol. It's easy to use and it comes apart easy so no risk of it not being cleaned thoroughly. Chops it up as small as you like if you just keep going! I would suggest removing the non crunchy portions of the onion, they don't chop as easy in it.

I chose this item to help with chopping onions and it doesn't disappoint; there will be no more tears when doing this task! It chopped through frozen onions easily and I like the size that they ended up being. The only thing I don't like is that you should be able to pop the blade fully out to better and more easily clean it, and that's why I deducted a star (but maybe you can and I just didn't read the instructions!). Other than that, it's a good little handheld chopper and it doesn't take up a lot of space...I would recommend it.

This is a decent hand chopper. Can use with or without the lid for the cup part. Washes up pretty good, just have to be careful when washing the blade part.( I hand wash it) you don't have to worry about what you're chopping getting stuck on the sides, it has a part that spins with the cup that keeps things off the side. Make sure to cut up harder veggies because it's harder to chop big pieces. Overall this is a pretty good hand chopper.

I used the chopper to finely chop onions and bell peppers for my spaghetti. It did an okay job, most times if I used it too much, it made them mushy. So my recommendation is to not fill it up too much. About halfway and chop a few times. Also be careful because if you don't hold it, it will slide from under you onto the floor.

The people saying it doesn’t chop aren’t using enough force. You really have to pound the handle. Problem with that is the plastic holding the handle in the unit starts to bend and then it’s hard to keep the handle in the unit without it popping out. Mine lasted 6 months until I needed to replace it.

The first thing that came to mind when I saw this item was, ‘perfect for onions!'. Boy was I wrong. The blades seem sharp but for some reason when you try to chop onions some pieces turn to mush while some are left whole. I tried this with celery and it was worse. Nothing was chopped actually through. Just kind of cut halfway. I can see this working for soft fruits like banana and strawberries. Anyway, I would not recommend it it for anything except this two fruits.

I'm sorry but with all the work this thing takes, I would rather just cut the vegetables up myself, it would be much faster, less time consuming, and less effort. This is because you still have to cut the vegetables into smaller pieces before using the chopper to cut them up and then you have to try and clean the device, which is nearly impossible without being able to take it apart. If you can't clean it well after each use, it's not worth anything.

Barely chopped nut pieces. Cannot take apart top to clean blades. The only thing good was the rotating sweeper. I lost my receipt so I'm putting it in the yard sale..