Newthinking Vegetable Choppers, 14 in 1 Kitchen Mandolines Slicer with Food Container and Peeler, Multi-Function Vegetable Onion Chopper for Kitchen

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With the simplest models you can chop most fruits and vegetables either into uniform cubes or into different sized pieces depending on how long you run the machine for. Manual Vegetable Choppers: A manual vegetable chopper requires you to manually rotate the cutting wheel, so it takes a bit more time and effort to use. That said, the process is still much easier than chopping with a knife, while you usually get a nice range of cutting attachments. It is also the cheaper of the two types. I'm disabled with one ‘good’ hand. I have a Zyliss Easy Pull which is brilliant. It has different blades, from fine to coarse, then you literally just pull the handle. Easy to clean and durable.” (Recommended by Mumsnet user Uncomfortablydumb53)

There’s even an opening at one end of the container so you can tip the prepared food out without needing to take the top off; perfect if you’re using it to chop a few different vegetables. Pros As you can now chop vegetables faster and easier, you will reduce the amount of waste you produce in your kitchen. Which reduces your environmental damage, resulting in you reducing your carbon footprint. As you can now successfully chop vegetables into the correct size for many recipes, you will find that you need to use less vegetables to achieve that desired shape and size. Which means your vegetables will go further. Saving you money in the process. Capacity: If you have limited storage space — or generally prep only small amounts of veggies — a chopper with a small bowl is a good option. Larger-capacity choppers clearly require more space to store, but the spacious bowls allow you to prep a lot at once or at least to empty less frequently as you chop in batches. Electric Vegetable Choppers: This vegetable chopper features a small motor that powers the cutting blade. You feed the vegetables through and press a button to chop, making the process much faster than with a manual device. While more efficient, they are costlier and more difficult to clean. They also tend to have fewer cutting blades, although more expensive models often come with multiple types.It will take more effort to use a manual model as you either have to push or pull the vegetables to facilitate the chop action. As manual models are smaller, they are easier to store when not in use, but if you have any type of upper body mobility issues, they will be more difficult to use than an electric model. Electric Vegetable Choppers Using a vegetable chopper will save you time as you just place the vegetables in the chopper and the vegetable chopper cuts the vegetables in seconds. Ninja has become a pretty big name in the kitchen appliance world over the last few years and, with products like this, it’s not hard to see why. There are advantages with both types of vegetable choppers, manual and electric. Manual Vegetable Choppers

I've got this which is brilliant… I also have a food processor with three different sized bowls but tend to use the manual ones for chopping onions and carrots as it is so much easier.” (Tried and tested by Mumsnet user EmmaGrundyForPM)It comes with a set of two stainless steel blades that you can use for chopping both coarsely and finely, as well as puréeing and liquidising. And it also comes with a blending tool that’s perfect for making your own mayonnaise and for mixing up sauces, dips, and dressings.