Kitchenaid Food Chopper

The Kitchenaid Food Chopper is kind of like a manual food processor. It's just like the food chopper you see on the infomercials on TV but only costs around $15.

If you have ever watched TV on a Saturday or Sunday morning you probably have seen the infomerical about the slap chop. This Kitchenaid food chopper is very similar. The basic concept is that if you have one piece of celery or onion you want to chop up it's far easier to use this little hand chopper than cut with a knife or drag out the food processor.

It's all about convenience and fast results with these handy small food choppers. If you cook for one or two people and just need small amounts of chopped food items, this is a great solution. I wouldn't choose this for any large cooking project since you will wear yourself out but for small quick chopping it can't be beat.

It's All About A Sharp Blade: The key to the Kitchenaid Food Chopper is a very sharp blade. The basic operation is simple. Just remove the bottom cover, place the item(s) in the open area, replace the cover, and push down on the plunger until you have achieved the size of chopped items you want. Rather than striking the top from a distance (which can hurt after a few sessions), just place your hand on top and push down with just enough force to chop the item.

Never Attempt To Sharpen Yourself: The blades on these little food choppers are sharp so don't ever touch the edge of the blade. For safety reasons just rinse off with warm water immediately after using the device. As long as you stick to cutting up vegetables and nuts, your blade should remain sharp for years. Never attempt to sharpen the blades yourself, just replace them if you think they have become dull.

Fast Clean Up: You can then place food chopper in the dishwasher for final cleaning. The Kitchenaid Food Chopper is dishwasher safe. The key is to make sure you rinse it off after each use and then the dishwasher with it's high pressure and extremely hot water and soap will clean it fine. Never try to clean buy hand or touch the blades.

The Kitchenaid Food Chopper is small, easy to use, and cleans up easily in your dishwasher. The quality high–carbon stainless steel blade provides fast, clean cutting. The soft base provides a stable and non moving platform. It comes in three colors, white, black, and red. You can store it right on the kitchen counter for fast access and use it when you just need to chop up a few items. As long as you rinse off after each use and don't try to chop up wood or something not appropriate, it should last for years. And you can't beat the $15 price.

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