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Overall Impression:This vegetable chopper has become my kitchen hero. Its efficiency, versatility, and user-friendly design have streamlined my food prep, turning what used to be a chore into an enjoyable part of the cooking process. If you're looking to elevate your culinary game with minimal effort, this multifunctional 13-in-1 food chopper is a must-have.Pros:This chopper has greatly improved my kitchen routine, making food prep feel like a breeze. This multifunctional tool has earned its spot as my go-to kitchen companion.The efficiency of this chopper is time savings asset. From onions to tomatoes, the sharp blades tackle a variety of vegetables, saving me a ton of time and effort. It's a game-changer for those hectic weeknight dinners.The interchangeable blades are a really great feature. With options for different cutting styles, from cubes to julienne, this chopper caters to just about every need.The chopper feels robust and durable, promising to withstand the rigors of frequent use. It's a reassuring quality for anyone who spends a considerable amount of time in the kitchen.Cleanup is a breeze. The detachable components are dishwasher-friendly, making post-cooking cleanup a much more manageable task. This convenience adds an extra layer of appeal to an already impressive kitchen tool.Cons:The initial learning curve might be steep for those not accustomed to using such devices. Knowing it is better to first use a nice to cut vegetables into a more manageable size is necessary.The size of the chopper, while reasonable, may not be ideal for those with limited kitchen space. While the variety of blades is fantastic, the storage of the attachments make things a bit challenging. Consider the available countertop or storage space before investing in this tool.

This is the greatest kitchen gadget I have ever bought. I used to hate making soups cause it took forever to cut all the veggies. This gadget cuts the time by 75%.Its very sharp so be careful handling the blades. Love it, love it.

I've had this tool for almost a year now and despite its downfalls, I love it and use it all the time as it really is a helpful and time-saving tool.Here's what I don't love:1. It, like all other choppers, is not all that easy to clean because it has so many holes. This is a down for any chopper like this. It is unavoidable. It does come with a fork-like cleaning/scraping/picking tool to help clean but I really only use it for the green top of the "presser". I wouldn't use it on the sharp cutting section for fear of breaking it or dulling it.2. The metal of the slicers are pretty fragile, I cannot use the small cube slicer as it is bent from the pressure of a quartered onion. It wouldn't go back into place when I tried to realign them.I still love this product though. I use it all the time.

Love it, work great and makes it simple to chop things up

I've had varying degrees of success with this. It comes with pretty much everything you need to slice and dice but the overall design isn't great. For one thing, there should be a way to lock the top gray piece into place so that when you're using it it doesn't slide around (which it does, a lot.) It would have been good if they put a handle on both sides of the top gray piece to make it easier to hold, too. I think it would also have been nice if there was a lid for the big piece that the stuff you're cutting falls into so you could just slice/dice the stuff and when you're done, leave it in the container if you have extra. Now if you have extra you have to put it into another container which means one more thing to wash which I think we can all agree we don't want to have. I think that would have made a lot more sense than an egg separator lol.It also does some things better than others. I actually got it to cut up my dog's food that comes in a roll (think like a roll of cookie dough, though now I wonder if they even still sell cookie dough in a roll...) and I use the smaller julienne slicer piece on the top and hold the roll and go back and forth like how they do at a deli when they're using a meat slicer. That seems to work well.However, softer things such as the dog food I mentioned, thawed green beans, and sometimes tomatoes do not work well at all using the # grid-looking blades. They just mush all up and get stuck in the piece that is supposed to be pushing whatever it is through into the container below. Sweet potato when it was thawed and softer worked well but it wasn't possible to use while the sweet potato was frozen. So, like I said, varying success. And yes, I know, it is a vegetable chopper so I can't really blame it for the dog food (but again, the slicer part works well for that) I just think it's a shame that it doesn't work well for some vegetables and I doubt it would work well for many fruits (you can forget about trying to dice strawberries, kiwis, peach, and many others. I think it would probably be great for apples and pears, though.)I will say that the way it is described here is mostly accurate except that everything doesn't all fit into the container where you can put the gray piece on top. The egg separator and the thing that holds what you're slicing so you don't get your fingers don't fit with everything else. Oh, and this was probably a fluke and I doubt it happens often but that piece they call a brush that looks more like a guide comb for a hair clipper was missing in the first box so I returned that one I bought it again and it had all the pieces. Speaking of that "brush", it's useful but it doesn't work as well as I want it to. It's great for the piece that pushes the veggies into the container but it's not so great for the # grid pieces. You have to poke the stuff through, but at least you don't have to do one square at a time.