Fullstar Vegetable Chopper and Spiralizer - Food Chopper with Container, Fruit Slicer, Kitchen Gadgets & Accessories, Home Essentials (9 in 1, White)

I really love this chopper! I am not good with food prep. Yes, I need to slice things to fit into the chopper, but then WOW - chopped into the right sized pieces! I use this weekly for salad prep and soup prep - both of which I do a lot of. Like every single week.I use the bigger blade - celery, baby carrots, grape tomatoes, mini cucumbers, sliced beets, boiled eggsI use the smaller blade - onion, shallotsI meal prep a salad for the work week - this saves me so much time.I make soups in the slow cooker routinely - this saves me so much time.I love that the ingredients are all similarly sized.Love that it all can go in the dishwasher. Love the little gizmo to clean out the chopper part. BE AWARE that the blades are incredibly sharp and I have the wounds to show it - from my 1st use. Do NOT use your finger to poke the food through the blades! Always use the gizmo!I buy onions in a 5 lb bag from my warehouse store - chop and freeze and I am good to go for weeks on end. Love it!Loved the idea of the spiralizer but this is not for the current version of me - I got rid of those attachments, so do not buy if it's not your thing.

I am in love with the stainless steel chopper! I can put it in dishwasher unlike most plastic choppers and it not get warped and ruined! It actually chops everything on the first pushing down of lid all my veggies get chopped with ease perfect for my home made hash browns where everything needs to be diced especially SMALL for morning hashbrowns! A lot less work for me in dicing and chopping all my veggies! Makes cooking so much faster and easier! Less time spent in chopping food! Cuts meal prep time by a good 65-70% for me! I tried other brands and they often fell apart or didn’t work the first time around, but this did not disappoint or let me down!

This is a very handy thing to have around.The only reason I’ve given it 4 stars is the misleading picture which shows a half onion on the chopping blades. Because it needs a GOOD thwack to actually chop onions or bell peppers - the only two I used it for so far- I have to cut the veggies into wedges. That’s something I am more than happy to do, because I primarily use the small chopper and it beats cutting a large amount of onions into small bits.I haven’t tried hard veggies like carrots or beets, but my guess is I will need to cut them into thick slices first to get the small dice I like. That still beats chopping large quantities by hand.I used the spiralizer to make zucchini noodles and it’s great. I didn’t like the way it chopped tomatoes; maybe my tomatoes were a bit too juicy. But they’re not hard to do by hand anyway, so that’s not a deal breaker for me.The blades are sharp but cleaning them is a bit of a pain, even with the cleaning tools provided. Still, a lot less effort than small dicing especially if you don’t wait till they are dry before starting to clean. Be careful, though, so you don’t slice a finger.I’ve only had this for about 6 weeks, so I can’t speak to how good the blades are. I’ll update if they start out to wear out too soon.

How did I live without this chopper?! I LOVE it! I cook a lot and have a chopper with blades that spin. It's kindof a food processor that uses a pull string and is quick. I've used it for years and love it. You don't get to choose the size of the chopped food except for stopping sooner. Good for its purpose.This thing, however, is PERFECT! It's super fast, crazy sharp and cuts uniform pieces. I did about 16 cups of dice fresh tomatoes within the first half hour of having this chopper.Can a person fall in love with a kitchen gadget? Get it! You'll love it!

this is the 4th one of these I have bought for use in a commercial kitchen as a cheap alternative to something heavy duty. it's not perfect, but I am pretty used to using it . there's a few gripes I have with it, but nothing game breaking: the storage basin is dinky, and the unit doesn't lock to the basin. the surface area isn't huge and a lot of your produce needs to be preprepped into workable pieces before use. also it takes a bit of downward force to get through thick produce. my wife doesn't like it. I think it's fine, and once you get your rhythm and muscle memory, you can quickly mulch through mountains of produce in record time. the gadgets that come with it are a little gimmicky, but they technically do work as advertised. they usually last a year before I crack it in half, but I can reuse the parts.

I got the basic 2-in-1 two months ago and I’m loving it. I like salads but I’m not a big fan of lettuce. This lets me whip up a quick side or entree salad easily. Or I’ve used to chop veggies quickly to go into a dish. Plus my kids think it’s fun to cook with it. They’re too young to be trusted with loading veggies but want to “slap it!” As they yell karate noises haha. I also love that all the pieces are dishwasher safe. Ain’t nobody got time for hand washing.

I use this chopper all the time. It's saved me so much time and so much hassle that my only problem is that I didn't learn of these sooner! I've only used the chopper attachments s I can't speak on the other ones but clean up is also a breeze with the brush they provide and the little 3 prong cleaner, clean up is a breeze and have bought these as gifts for the kids as well!