Cambom Manual Food Chopper Vegetable Cutter, Hand String Vegetable Chopper Onions Cutter for Vegetable Fruits Nuts BPA Free Food Safe Material, 900ml Blue

This chopper is awesome! I have been looking at them for years, and never bought one. Shame on me!~~I’m a bit old, have been canning and food preservation for longer/older than many who may even read this. I have Vitamix, KitchenAid food processor, Nicer Dicer all kind of appliances and gadgets.Why is this lil jewel awesome?*#1 Requires no electricity. Pull the string (which is very easy to do) a few (5-10) times based on your desired consistency, and it is done. Chopped, diced, minced.~*It works so very well for small batches of stuff. i.e. dicing/chopping/mincing an onion, peppers, tomatoes, etc. But also for dump and repeat. I just used it to mince a few cups (about a half 5 gal. bucket) of Jalapeno, and Serrano peppers to freeze/freeze dry, and it worked very well and quickly. ~~Tip: it will NOT grate/chop the seeds, so if you do not want the seeds/added heat, use a teaspoon and scoop the seeds out of the pepper. Plz wear gloves 😊~*Cleanup is easy as one to three.Once again, I cannot answer to longevity, as I have only had it a month or so. Just remember the lid (with the cord) should just be rinsed, etc by hand. No dishwasher, it is after all a cord wrapped around at spindle kinda thing.~~I highly recommend, believe you will love it, and use it many, many times even makes great salsa! Especially for the price and ease of use/clean up.

Frankly, I was surprised, for the price value, I expected that it was possibly a cheap product that only worked marginally. But it is working great. So far we have used it to chop up ham from a full big ham we cut pieces about half inch to three qtr inch square, and chopped them for sandwiches and for mixing with eggs. We boiled some eggs, and at one per sandwich, we break them open, add a little ham from the chopped ham and onions also chopped in the little gem of a chopper. Take the blade out, clean it after using, pour contents in a zip lock, or leave in the bowl of the chopper for use within the day. Any longer and someone in the family is putting it in a baggie and using it for something else. We purchased the smallest one in clear green. I can easily envision we will be getting a whole set; the medium and large ones also. But, the little one seems like it is going to be used often and is able to take nearly daily use mechanically. I am so happy real engineering went into its construction, and it wasn't yet another device designed by a marketing department to sell, and without regard to durability and utility. Care with the blades is important, don't let them soak even 10 minutes in anything, rinse with a little soap, and put in drying rack. We found 4 string pulls renders a medium chopped up food, and 8 a small pieces chop. Also, unlike when using a knife the bits tend to be square and not as enjoyable to chew; this little chopper chops them in all sorts of shapes allowing the food flavor to enjoyed. TO THE MFG: I know this is a big ask, but maybe you could design a ice cube chopper to make chopped ice for beverages? I realize it would be more expensive and need to be more durable, but I have purchased several kinds of choppers, and none work. Perhaps you have the engineering know how?

I found that I didn't look at the size when I brought this device so when it came, it was a bit bigger than expected. However, I find that a boon now especially if I'm meal prepping or mixing up larger sauces in that I can chop everything in one go instead of batches. I do want to note that if you're using this device for one or two little thing, it might not work as well, especially if the object is small (like a clove of garlic, for example). I do find that the things that you're chopping tends to stick to the sides/top after a few "spins", but you can give the chopper a good shake in between "spins" and that should solve the problem so you don't have to open the container to scrape the chopped materials back to the center of the bowl again. Will definitely re-purchase this item it it ever does break down (which hopefully won't be a while yet, as it keeps very well after you clean out the device).

Love this little gadget! This thing dices up peppers and onions so small…so you can taste them but not big enough to ruin a bite. Great for cilantro and garlic too. Makes the process of putting a salsa together so much easier.Only downside: it’s small (maybe holds about 2 cups). So if your diving a lot of things you have to split them up in batches.

Gone are the days of crying over my onions and peppers! Easy to clean and compact for storage. Goes with me on every camping trip now. I did bend one of the blades a tiny bit, but that was my fault. If I ever break it, I'd totally buy it again!

I hoped this would work as well as the one I've been using but, this one hangs on the food and you have to open it and pry the blades out of the items such as carrots, onions, potatoes, etc. Dangerous on my fingers. Once you get it going, it will mince items but does leave some chunks. It's ok for the price but not as ez as my other brand.

I like that it is easy to clean, light weight and not expensive. The only thing I'm not fond of is it takes alot of pulls on chord to chop the nuts.

This was missing from my kitchen. It does exactly what I need it to do. Easy to clean and affordable.

The prong on the bottom that holds the bowl and blade is too short. I had to keep repositioning it, as I poured some walnuts. I ended up cutting myself. Returned it.

This hand chopper not as good as the last one I had (different make) and unfortunately suffered the same problem. Bowl will break around 6 months of occasional use. Will not buy another as they all appear to use inferior plastic for the bowl

Material quality and finishing is NOT BAD. For this price can't expect more.

The quality of the body material is very poor and weak. Don't recommend at all. It can easily break during chop.