Brieftons Express Manual Food Chopper: 6.8-Cup, Hand Chopper Vegetable Cutter to Chop Veggies, Fruits, Herbs, Garlic Onion Chopper for Salsa, Salad, Pesto, Hummus, Guacamole, Coleslaw, Indian Cooking

We were extremely disappointed with this chopper. The Tupperware mini chopper is far and away a better choice. I chose this for more capacity, but the chopping power is nil. If I chop my food any smaller before putting it in, I may as well do it all by hand. It can't handle much! Finally the push handle cracked, and that was on soft zucchini. I am surprised at all the great reviews it got, which led me to purchase it in the first place, but be warned!

I recently bought the Brieftons Express Vegetable Chopper, and it has quickly become an essential in my kitchen.EfficiencyThis manual chopper makes quick work of chopping vegetables, fruits, and herbs. It’s perfect for preparing ingredients for salads, salsa, pesto, and more.CapacityThe 2-litre capacity is ample for most recipes, allowing me to chop large quantities in one go.Ease of UseIt’s very easy to use and clean, which is a big plus. The blades are sharp, and the pull cord mechanism works smoothly.SummaryOverall, this chopper is a fantastic tool for anyone looking to save time in the kitchen. Highly recommended for its efficiency and convenience.

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A New Dimension of Kitchen HelpersThis new Express Food Chopper by Brieftons opens up a new dimension for efficient and enjoyable work in the kitchen. It provides a novel, quick, elegant, and low-cost solution to the ever repeating boring task of chopping vegetables.Compared to other kitchen helpers, e.g. electrical tools or spiralizers, the Express Food Chopper is priced low and yet highly effective and easier to work with. There is really nothing to be set up or plugged in; you reach for it and it is ready to go. Cleaning and storing is equally easy and quick.While I like cooking, I do not particularly like spending all the time it often takes to chop vegetables with a kitchen knife. And then there is always that tension not to cut your fingers. With the Express Food Chopper, you can chop up a very broad variety of vegetables in much less time and with less waste and less work for dishwashing. For example, I like making guacamole. With the Express Food Chopper, I can throw all ingredients into its bowl at once -- together -- and in the form of very big chunks: avocado halves, onions just quartered or halved, mango halves, tomatoes just quartered, cilantro just with the stems removed, etc. Then, a few pushes on the big green piston and I can watch how everything gets chopped up more with each push until I have reached the desired grain size. Spices and liquids, such as oil or vinegar, can also be effectively mixed in. From there, the guacamole goes directly into the bowl that will be on the table, without using the other bowl I would normally have used (and having to clean later) just for mixing everything up.When I first saw it, I was skeptical whether the blades would able to cut anything that is already small, e.g. a clove of garlic. Would that just "fall through the cracks"? No "cracks" here. Owing to the clever design, the blades effectively reach every spot in the bowl where that clove of garlic might be sitting and mince it to really small pieces. After a few pushes on the central piston, everything -- from big to small chunks of vegetable -- is chopped up to about the same particle size. Of course, the ultimate particle size will be somewhat larger than that you can get from e.g. a garlic press or food processor.Most of the Express Food Chopper is made from very sturdy ("smoke-") transparent plastic. This material is great for the purpose as it allows to view and control the particle size of the food as it is being processed. It also is very sturdy and it has a surface that is smooth and, therefore, very easy to clean just with hot water. As the material is very hard compared to other plastic, expected to be correspondingly scratch resistant and retain its smoothness for long time. The piston mechanics that spins the blade is made from equally hard and sturdy plastics. It appears that the surface hardness of the material allows the mechanism to operate with low friction and low wear rate. The part that holds the blades has an adequate design. The only concern here maybe to handle this part safely. What I would suggest for version 2.0 is that the upper part of the blade shaft gets a surface or shape design that facilitates holding it firmly during cleaning. I have had my Express Food Chopper for several months now, and while I am using it frequently, it does not show any traces of wear. The blades themselves are made from stainless steel. Given the overall very sturdy and stable construction, my sense is that the lifetime of the Express Food Chopper is mainly limited lifetime of the blades -- and that should be a long time.

I read all the reviews for similar items and purchased this item. I am so happy that I did, it is perfect. It even chops a few garlic pieces into very small bits...now that is really telling you something! Chops anything you put into it perfectly and cleans in a flash. Thx, I love it.