MuellerThe Real Original Pro Chopper since 2013 Vegetable Chopper Mandoline Slicer, 8 Blade Food Veggie Chopper Onion Vegetable Cutter with Container, Kitchen Gadgets & Essentials, (10 in 1)

I purchased for making chicken noodle soups, salads, veggie mixes for salsa. I was hesitant as I have tried many other options that are on the market for slicing and dicing that didn't work so well. The first time I used this one I diced peppers, celery, carrots, onion and it worked amazing. Getting good non stringy chopped celery is a win, most choppers can't handle celery, this one had no problem although I did cut celery into sticks prior to chopping. The small size option for cube chopped veggies is perfect for everything from soups, omelets to salad mixes. I appreciated being able to chop the recipe portions all together in the pull out drawer and adding it mixed together into soup broth/salad base. Very user friendly. The blades are very very sharp, definitely be cautious when using the blades. The unit is plastic but very sturdy. Easy to clean again just be cautious when handling the blades. Highly recommend.

Exactly what every kitchen needs. Multipurpose tool. Easy to use. Easy to clean. Works smoothly!

Love this chopper and all its attachments. It’s compact, easy to clean and saves a lot of time.

I checked out a lot of similar choppers and narrowed it down to this one and two other similar quality, well-known brands with similar features - each was slightly different. I chose this one because of what blades I would use most.Overall, pleased. Cleaning the blades and the plastic where the blade sinks into isn't super easy but not too difficult.I like to prepare large batches of soups, etc., for freezing. Sometimes, cutting by hand is not my favorite so I bought this. I've used it a handful of times over the last six months and it has generally done a great job every time. That said, you still have to cut some things to smaller sizes like potatoes, carrots, and celery, to get it small enough to use in the chopper. So, if I'm already chopping, I find myself continuing to chop by hand sometimes because it is quicker and less clean-up. The trade off can sometimes be a sore hand after cutting for awhile.For the price point of about $25, it was worth the purchase. It gives me options.

Sturdy, heavy-duty and multi-tasking, this thing can do everything! I've only used the dicing blade so far, but it's very easy to change out the blades and the dicing blades are extremely sharp and work amazingly! I love how much time this cuts out of my food prep and I can't wait to try all the functions. It's also fairly easy to clean and came with a little brush tool to help, which is a nice perk!

This 10-in-1 vegetable chopper has completely changed how I prep food in the kitchen. The 8 different blades make slicing, dicing, and chopping quick and effortless. The included container keeps everything neat, and cleanup is surprisingly easy. It’s a versatile gadget that saves time and works well for both fruits and vegetables.

I bought this specifically because a neighboring apartment dweller complained about the loud noise from slapping down my old dicer (the kitchen is right off the entry door into the hallway) that I bought decades ago at Bed Bath & Beyond while I was making gazpacho (I don't like the blender method - I like it the way I had it eons ago in Spain with the veg small diced, not smushed into mush). So I apologized & thought maybe it's time to replace my oldie-goldie. So I sprung for this somewhat more pricey baby, hoping for super sharp blades & ease of use not only so as to spare my neighbor but also my painful shoulder.Duh. No change. Unless you're fixing something soft like mushrooms (I guess), a lot of heavy-handed slapping is still required.And it's worst of all with tomatoes.Who knew those thin tomato skins were so darn tough? What a nightmare! I had to stop and take a break not even halfway through the tomatoes. I have to admit, tho, I used the smaller dice of the 2 sizes. The larger dice may have been easier. Next time I may use that for the tomatoes, at least.And as someone else pointed out, you still have to shiver your veg/fruit into suitably thin slices before putting it on the dicer to finish the job. Still, less knife work & fewer cuts to your fingers.If it gets too late before I recover, I may have to wait til tomorrow to finish my gazpacho. Sigh. There goes dinner.Somewhat disappointed.

This comes with a lovely modular mandolin slicer, and there are 2 sizes of diced veggie blades. I love this product for the time it saves. Every month I do veggie prep so I can just vacuum seal and whip out a portion of either mirepoix or trinity mix, and it used to take me between 3 and 4 hours to do all the prep. This cut that down to about 45 minutes (with the vacuum sealing included in that time). It IS a little difficult to get the veggies to go through--I have to put a lot of force on the top to get the veggies to dice, but that can be made easier if you don't load up the full slicer. I always fully load it because it saves time and I don't mind the extra effort. After slicing, there are nice locking/unlocking mechanisms which make it very easy to pull out the blades and run through them through the dishwasher or by hand if you prefer. I easily count this among the best $50 tools for the kitchen I've ever purchased, and if I lost this one somehow, I would buy it again the next day!