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Product Description
Color: Onyx Black
Features: Exceptional performance with simple, one touch operation Wet ingredient adder for incorporating ingredients while in use Comfort design for easy operation Includes a 3.5-cup BPA-free chopper bowl and stainless steel blade
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Color: Onyx Black
Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
By tlritter
Color Name:Onyx Black|Amazon Verified Purchase
I love this mini chopper! It's my second one, the first one lasted 6 years, being used about 2-3 x per week. It's quick to assemble, easy to clean (dishwasher safe) and makes blending things easy. The blade stayed sharp, it was the plastic safety mechanism that finally broke. The only drawback is that sometimes (only 10% of the time for me) it's too small. There are some recipes that I need a standard-sized food processor for, so I just make do by processing in batches. I kind of wish it came in a silver or stainless color choice, since I couldn't find one, I just keep it in a drawer. Overall, great product!
13 of 13 people found the following review helpful
By JesusisLord
Color Name:Onyx Black
I've gone through 2 cheapo different food choppers that were LOUD and poor in performance. I decided to spend a little extra, and went ahead with this device. I must say this is one of very few things I was actually glad I paid more money for.
PROS:
1. Quiet
2. Easy to put together
3. Low maintenance
4. POWERFUL!
Love this item!!!
PROS:
1. Quiet
2. Easy to put together
3. Low maintenance
4. POWERFUL!
Love this item!!!
32 of 39 people found the following review helpful
By George_K
Color Name:Onyx Black
I wouldn't call this a great food processor, but it works well and does what it's advertised to do. Quality seems good -- solid, strong motor, quality stainless blade, etc. For these reasons, I would have given it 4 stars.
The reason it gets docked one star is that I think it's over-engineered. The part I'm talking about is the buttons on the lid of the bowl. Instead of having the motor actuated by a simple, direct switch or button right on the base, they came up with some weird, convoluted way by which pushing buttons on the lid, then pushes spring-loaded rods in the bowl, which finally push these tiny buttons on the base. This seems to work okay, but what's the benefit? The convenience of pushing big buttons on the lid, instead of smaller buttons waaaay down there at least 4 whole inches away on the base like on typical food processors?!
So what's the big deal -- I mean it works, right? Well, the problem is that both the lid and bowl cannot be submerged in water without water flowing into these fairly large compartments that are part of this button actuating mechanism. Even holding the parts under a running faucet allows water into these compartments. These compartments each hold a couple teaspoons of water, and are slow to drain. Instead of taking probably only an hour to air dry on a dish rack, they take *several hours* to dry due to this trapped water. Also, if you happen to have some small food particles in your dishwater, and these particles get into these compartments, it requires disassembly of the lid or bowl to get them out. Yeah, *disassembly*. That alone should make one wonder, right? I mean since when do a bowl or lid need *disassembly*? Shouldn't each just be a single, simple, injection-molded piece? A simpler design would have lowered the price, too...
The reason it gets docked one star is that I think it's over-engineered. The part I'm talking about is the buttons on the lid of the bowl. Instead of having the motor actuated by a simple, direct switch or button right on the base, they came up with some weird, convoluted way by which pushing buttons on the lid, then pushes spring-loaded rods in the bowl, which finally push these tiny buttons on the base. This seems to work okay, but what's the benefit? The convenience of pushing big buttons on the lid, instead of smaller buttons waaaay down there at least 4 whole inches away on the base like on typical food processors?!
So what's the big deal -- I mean it works, right? Well, the problem is that both the lid and bowl cannot be submerged in water without water flowing into these fairly large compartments that are part of this button actuating mechanism. Even holding the parts under a running faucet allows water into these compartments. These compartments each hold a couple teaspoons of water, and are slow to drain. Instead of taking probably only an hour to air dry on a dish rack, they take *several hours* to dry due to this trapped water. Also, if you happen to have some small food particles in your dishwater, and these particles get into these compartments, it requires disassembly of the lid or bowl to get them out. Yeah, *disassembly*. That alone should make one wonder, right? I mean since when do a bowl or lid need *disassembly*? Shouldn't each just be a single, simple, injection-molded piece? A simpler design would have lowered the price, too...
Most Recent Customer Reviews
4.0 out of 5 stars
Perfect to leave out on the counter
This small little chopper is great for quick easy chopping. I like the design and color - kind of a matte gray which looks great. Read more
Published 18 days ago by Elizabeth Fretz
5.0 out of 5 stars
BUY THIS
This little kitchenaid food chopper is awesome I just cut the onion in half and drop it in and press chop and its done in seconds. Read more
Published 27 days ago by Christina M. Roman
1.0 out of 5 stars
It's not good
There are some major defects
(1) It leaks and makes a big mess on the counter top
(2) Food and liquid can be trapped in the fairly big compartment in the lid and it's... Read more
(1) It leaks and makes a big mess on the counter top
(2) Food and liquid can be trapped in the fairly big compartment in the lid and it's... Read more
Published 1 month ago by DL
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great chopper
I have been trying for years to replace a small Black & Decker that chopped and grated. I finally gave up and went with just this for chopping. It chops evenly and is easy to use.
Published 1 month ago by DSReese
4.0 out of 5 stars
Overall NICE!
Very nice product. Works well, does what it says it will and looks great. This is a sturdy piece of equipment and should last for many years.
Published 2 months ago by Kevin Reems
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent little food chopper!
I've never owned an appliance like this before, and I've decided I love it! It handles the smaller jobs just great and is a quick clean up.
Published 2 months ago by dragongates
5.0 out of 5 stars
Kitchen Aid 3.5 C Food chopper
This is a perfect size. Doesn't take up much room in cabinet. Chops/ processes vegetables perfectly. Smaller size but chops plenty for ordinary cooking.
Published 2 months ago by lbvale
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very good
I chose kitchen aid 3.5 cup food choppper after reading the reviews and inspecting the various brands in the retail store. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Marilyn Pope
5.0 out of 5 stars
It does everything I need it to do
This does everything that i need it to do. I wished it was a wee bit smaller but I have found that I use the size to it's fullest. Read more
Published 3 months ago by L. Conway
5.0 out of 5 stars
A great, sturdy little chopper!
This was exactly what I was looking for and needed! Small enough to make pestos and my favorite salsa. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Everett Powers
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