Product Description

The KitchenAid Cook For The Cure Food Chopper is great for quickly chopping celery, carrots, nuts or onions. When you don't want to bother with your big food processor, this convenient hand-operated chopper will have the task done before you know it.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #187950 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: Pink
• Brand: Lifetime Brands
• Model: KG304PK
• Dimensions: 9.00" h x 4.00" w x 4.00" l,

Features

• Hand-operated chopper with oversized, rubberized knob for comfortable use
• Stainless-steel blade rotates with each depression to ensure even chopping
• Housed in high-impact ABS plastic; self-contained base stores chopped food
• Food sweeper keeps food from accumulating on side walls
• Measures 3-1/2 by 3-1/2 by 8-3/4 inches

Customer Reviews

Cheap plastic ruins this product
I bought this after seeing a similar product being used on a cooking show. It does fine with garlic or nuts, but not too well with onions. The problem I have with it is it just feels CHEAP. The plastic is thin and brittle. I ended up buying a smaller version made by OXO that is much better quality. And it also has a plunger that locks down for storage.

Best Hand-Operated Food Chopper
I have tried several of these hand-operated food choppers since they came out a couple of years ago, and this one is by far the best! I comes apart so it can be thoroughly cleaned in the dishwasher. It has a little side scraper so that as the food is being chopped and gets up on the sides of the clear plastic the little food scraper keeps it in the middle under the blade. It has the lid to the bottom so you can chop on any surface but as an added bonus you can unscrew the blade and put a lid on top of the clear plastic and store your chopped food until you're ready - extra lid is included! It has a very smooth chopping action and it's very easy and comfortable to use. Plus it's PINK and for an AWESOME cause! This is a must have in any busy mom's kitchen!

Not so hot
I bought this for my wife, who absolutely hates chopping up onions. The bottom tends to fall off, sending chunks of onions all over the place. Also, the blades might not be sharp enough, because a lot of the onion pieces are not cut all the way through. I end up having to come in and slice everything up by hand, so this gadget is going to end up in our 'wasted money' pile in our basement.