Manual Food Processor -Salsa Maker Hand Chopper Blender As Seen On TV- Meat Masher Mincer-Salad Spinner -Onion Chopper & Dicer for Baby Food, Salad, Herbs, Garlic,BPA Free(Large)

I bought this to replace my OXO that broke. I like that this has a larger bowl and also has a mixing blade and washer basket. This one works much like my electric chopper with the three blades. It doesn't show in the pictures, but the triple blade has a safety cover which is very important. The blades are sharp. I like this one better than my electric one because you can control the size of your chop much easier. You can chop a few times and check it then chop more if you need to. The electric one chops very quickly and sometimes it chops much too finely. I also like that this one can chop meat. I haven't used it yet, but since the blades are like my electric one I see no problem with it chopping meat or chicken. The OXO could only chop softer food. The only thing I am disappointed with is that the blades don't fit in the chopper to store them. I didn't take off a star for that because the description of the product/pictures never claim that they all store together. I may just store it in the box it came in. I'm off to make some chicken salad. If it doesn't chop the chicken, I'll update my review.

Love it

Good outfit for no chompers

Works great! Small, easy to store, and perfect size for dicing/chopping items in kitchen for family meals. I don't have to bring out the food processor to make salsa for 4 people! I find I use it weekly for dicing garlic, tomatoes, onions, etc. Cleaning can be difficult due to very sharp blades! I suggest using a soft brush to clean chopping blades.

Easy to use

The GProME Manual Food Processor -Salsa Maker Hand Chopper Blender is small, compact and great for small serving meal prep. The bowl is strong clear plastic with a removable silicone anti-slip ring, the spinner basket is a bit small, lettuce for one salad at a time, the mixer blade work well, and the stainless chopping blades are sharp (caution, I learned the hard way). I made a quick salsa with cherry tomatoes, a roughly chopped onion, and a few jalapenos split and deseeded, lime juice and salt. First chopped up the tomatoes, onions and jalapenos with a few pumps using the stainless blades for the right consistency, then put in the mixing paddle, lime juice and salt for a few pumps to distribute the mix. The mixing bowl doesn't have a center shaft, so I grabbed a bag of Torita chips and served it right in the mixing bowl. I was fresh and flavorful, I can't wait to try it on something else!

What a handy little chopper. Perfect to make my salsa. I never have to worry about hurting my hands.

It works better than I thought it would. Only real complaint is it's hard to get the top on it.