NORDVEL Manual Handheld Food Chopper | for Vegetable, Onion, Fruit, Garlic, Nuts | Mini Hand Pull Processor/Mixer/Cutter/Dicer | BPA Free, Non Slip Base | Includes Whisk, Lid, Storage Bag (400ml)

Package came in with a 400ml bowl, takeaway lid, cover with the handpull, 2 attachments (blade and mixer), and a bag for storage.It's easy to assemble the processor; just put the attachment in the bowl, align the cover and twist to lock it. The bowl has a rubber lining at the bottom which can be removed when washing. It keeps the processor stable when being used. Just be careful of the blades when washing, they're pretty sharp.I've used the processor a couple of times now and it's a pretty good chopper which does the job in just a few pulls. There were times when the outcome is uneven (some pieces being smaller or finer than the others); just give it another pull until the desired cut is achieved.I find the bowl small when making sauces or dips, but just enough to make a small serving/portion. Ingredients to be put in the processor should be cut first into small pieces. It is recommended that the handle be pulled halfway through a couple of times before going all the way. The lid for storage is loose fitting and doesn't click in.

Chopping cheese, herbs, nuts, bread, vegetables, cucumber; making mixtures such as salsas. It is quick and easy and I much prefer it to grating by hand, which I would normally have done. I grated a small block of parmesan cheese, for instance, and was very pleased with the fine texture. Ditto a small block of marzipan which i added to some stewing apples. Saves me quite a lot of time, but also the effort of fine finishing touches. I have not yet used the mixer blade. I was so pleased with the gadget I bought one for a young friend who is interested in cooking and she is delighted and finds it also very handy. I plan to order another, also for a young cook.I have never been particularly good on food presentation but find this helps me to improve the look of my dishes. I have bought bunches of parsley & coriander, chopped them and frozen them for speedy use.

Great product will definitely recommend it. I had my doubts with this product but it proved me wrong.1) one large onion + 3 cloves of large garlic + 1 large green chilli + 15-20 leaves of mint - all in one and pull the string couple of times (i did 6-8 pulls) and got finely chopped result.2) three medium sized carrots diced in 2 inch pieces - 30s of pulling the string and you get an amazing result. Pull some more and it will be chopped further finely.3) half of a large onion + 2 green chillies small + 2 eggs - pull the string few time - a nice beaten omelette mixture is ready and i must say my omelette was very fluffy- note: I just used the same blade. I have to try the whisk attachment soon.My only issue is the content should be full in the jar. If you have very less ingredients in the jar, then after few spins all the chopped item stick to the jar's side and you will have to push them manually to the centre. But I guess I would use it to save time when cooking large portions.I hope this lasts long.

This cutter is brilliant. It takes the stress out of prepping for a meal! Onions, Cucumber, bell peppers, etc, all go in! My son uses it for his Food tech practice as well & loves it. No more tears for onions now in my house! Would definitely recommend it to all who want their time in the kitchen reduced without compromising on the quality of prepping & the actual meal!

Does what it says. Just watch the blades when handling. They're razor sharp.

This chopper does the job and cuts well, the draw string mechanism works well and is easy to operate. Just watch your fingers when going near the blades as they are very sharp.

Just pull the cord and the blades do the job. Just like it says, more pull, the finer the end product. A wee gem for the money spent.

This chopper is very easy to use and clean. However, the bowl is not very durable as after a few weeks with infrequent use, the bowl sustained a few cracks. A couple months on and there are now lots of cracks with smaller bits of plastic falling off.