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Question: I am fed up with grating cabbage to make cole slaw.  Would this chopper do that for me?
Document: I wish I hadn't thrown away my old chopper when I got this one. It is a perfect size, but the chopping leaves much to be desired. It leaves a combination of huge chunks and liquid mush when chopping onions. I will play with it some more and see if I can figure out a way to make it consistent.
This is a cute chopper but probably overkill for chopping things you could chop with a good chef's knife. It comes with only one blade (to chop with, duh). Could puree about a half cup of liquid, chop nuts and herbs, and probably make fresh bread crumbs a little at a time.Very cute and could be given to a young person as "my first Cuisinart", which is what I did.
I purchased this chopper when I gave my old trusty Black and Decker mini chopper to my daughter when she left for college. I decided to treat myself to a up-scale chopper that looked nice on my counter. I have had a large Cuisinart for years and have never regretted that choice. I read the reviews and although I saw a somewhat positive overall score, I failed to realize that the only people who liked this machine were those who puree things or make smoothies.
Been looking for a new mini chopper for quite sometimes and found this one on Amazon for a good price compare to other department stores. It works very well and the quality of the product is good. We like it so much that we bought one for our mom. Turned out she doesn't like it as much as we do. Overall, it's a good product for a good price. I would recommend it.
What a terrible dissapointment. The product appears to be well made, but does NOT work at all. It WILL NOT chop tomatoes, onions, peppers, roast beef. Those are the few things I tried. The blades are placed to low in the chopper to pull stuff in. It makes a slurry in the bottom and leaves most of the produce un-touched. I suppose if you chopped them up first to 1/4" peices, it would work. But then, what would be the point?
and yes, it can handle bread crumbs... but not even a soft cheese!off to look at what Amazon has available from Kitchinaid, Hamilton Beach...brands which are still making products the way they used to ;)Updated 12/17/2011 to note that I purchased a floor model of the kitchenaid chef's chopperKitchenAid 3-Cup Chef's Chopper, Chromeat a local store (for about what a replacement basket would have cost.... they really get you on parts!).
The blade mechanism on this chopper is extremely difficult to remove or adjust. I have very small fingers, and there is still barely enough room between the two blades for me to press on the plastic ring to remove it. I can't imagine how someone with large fingers would manage. My husband and I both sliced our fingers numerous times the first time we assembled this and tried to change the blade position, so I read the manual to see if we were doing it wrong.
This is my second purchase of this chopper. I used the first one for years but then the bowl broke so I just got a whole new machine. I thought it would be fun to have a colorful one, so I bought tangerine. It isn't attractive. The whole base, including the buttons, is uniformly orange, which makes it look like the cheap plastic that it is. If I had it to do again, I would stick with the good old black and stainless steel color scheme.
I have had this little chopper for probably a year. A year far too long for what it's worth. The idea of a mini processor sounds very appealing, and if I had done some research before I went to a store and picked out the first one I saw, I would probably be writing a better review on another product. This processor is very weak. I can't even chop up nuts without HUGE chunks that don't get down into the blade. Making a dip? Forget about it.
!It does have a powerful motor, but it is only a 21oz capacity, so that should make people aware not to over extend their expectations. It is the perfect compliment to the larger processors and I would highly recommend it. For such an inexpensive price I think it is worth it!
Answer: I'd personally chose another chopper than this one. I didn't like it and got rid of it because there is no handle and if your hands are at all messy it gets all over the outside and makes handling it difficult. And I got no satisfaction from cuisinart when I tried to return it to them for this reason.