Oxo Good Grips Mini Chopper
by OXO
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Oxo Good Grips Mini Chopper
Customer Review: Excellent delivery service and product
Summary: 5 Stars
I love this Mini Chopper so I bought 3 more for my mom and friends. They all love their "Mini Chopper" too. Excellent product and great delivery service.Customer Review: Exactly what I wanted
Summary: 5 Stars
I wrote a review for the OXO Good Grips Chopper (normal size) saying how much I love it. I bought both, thinking the mini would be good for small items, and it is. If you're looking to chop onions, buy the normal size chopper, but with anything smaller, the mini will do just fine. Buy this chopper if you like to cut things to small bits without having to work hard with a big knife. Customer Review: Great, works very well
Summary: 4 Stars
I've been using my mini chopper for more than a year, and it still works very well!
I am not sure what's this mini chopper really intended for, but I only use it for chopping my garlic. I do cooking all day, and I use garlic all the time, so my friends recommanded me this chopper, and it really saves me a lot of time and work. Indeed, I like so much that I even got one for my mom, and she loves it!
I've also used it to chop other small stuff like nuts and herbs, and they work as well. I think this chopper is good for chopping small stuff, so you don't need to use your big food precessor all the time.
Customer Review: Useless (or at least near-useless)
Summary: 1 Stars
This clunky mini chopper seems pretty useless to me. If someone finds something that chops well using this device I'd be interested to know what it is. Everything in mine either a) jams the device up or b) "bruises" whatever I'm chopping so bad the result is completely unappetizing.
I thought this might work well for, say, cilantro or basil and the like, but the result isn't pretty...you basically get dark-green mushy stuff when you're finished.
Did I mention it's *impossible* to clean? Things get trapped *behind* the blades and go up into the handle. Good luck really flushing this thing out.
OK--well, I have to admit this chopper is decent for peanuts--those don't get caught in the mechanism. For a small amount of nuts to be chopped to go on ice cream or something this makes a decent tool. So perhaps that's one use.
Not a big expense here, and maybe the bigger chopper jams less--I don't know. Don't waste your money on this device though.