Ourokhome Manual Food Processor Vegetable Chopper, Portable Hand Pull String Garlic Mincer Onion Cutter for Veggies, Ginger, Fruits, Nuts, Herbs, etc., 650ml, Blue

Saw something like this when we took a cooking class in Tuscany. Wow, amazing! I've used it several times for just garlic soooooo much faster than any other method I've used. Used it once to chop up carrots and onions, didn't really care how they looked as going into soup, and worked great. Had to chop the pieces into about 1" chunk for carrots, quartered the onion. I got the middle size, 650 ml. I may add the large size for when I'm making soups in the winter.It feels pretty sturdy. Only design aspect I don't like is that it has ridges inside the bowl. So you can't just run a spatula around and wipe all the little leftover pieces out. Weird to design it that way.Love it!! Real time saver.

This is so cool. Works great. A must have in your kitchen. So much easier than pulling out the food processor or Ninja. A few quick pulls and the work is done. If you need it chopped finer, pull a couple more times.Just be careful to have a good grip on the pull line. Since it has retraction action, if your hand slips off the handle, it will snap back to the container unit. And if you are holding that as instructed, you will most likely get a good smack on that hand as the handle retracts. Safety precaution. It cleans up easily. Just make sure not to soak or submerge the lid section, as it will retain water and you may need to shake it to remove all the water.

these are great. I have another brand, but it was getting a little old and it wasn't big enough. I bought all three sizes, but I'm sure I'll like the largest one the most. It works great, doesn't leave any onion odors in the container or lid, which is very important. I really like it. I would definitely buy again if needed. I bought the black ones.

I’ve been using this food processor for a few weeks now, and while it gets the job done, it’s not without its flaws. It chops and slices fairly well, and it’s definitely a time-saver for basic prep work. However, The plastic parts feel a little flimsy, and I worry about long-term durability. It’s decent for light use, but if you cook frequently or need something more heavy-duty, you might want to invest in a higher-end model.

Why did I wait so long to buy this little genius?! This thing chops faster than I lose my patience at dinner time. Onions, carrots, garlic—whrrrrr, done. No tears, no stress, just vibes.The blade is ninja sharp, so don’t go washing it like it’s a cereal bowl—ask my poor finger how that went. 😅It’s small, easy to clean, and doesn’t take up half your counter like those “fancy” processors you use once and then ghost forever. This thing? I use it more than I talk to my husband while cooking.

I love the size, and it chops food quickly without a lot of effort or time expended. I highly recommend this if you are without electricity, and want to make a large batch of salsa for instance.

5/5 starsThis little chopper is a game changer in my kitchen. It chops onions in seconds with no tears and makes garlic prep super easy and mess-free. I love that I can control how fine I want the ingredients just by pulling the string a few more times. The blades are really sharp and cut through veggies like butter. It's lightweight, easy to clean, and perfect for quick cooking at home or even while camping.

This is one of my new kitchen tools by far! I still can't believe how fast and done it can chop things that usually take forever, like carrots and onions. The blades are crazy sharp, though, so be careful--I sliced my finger open the first time I used it in a brief moment of inattention.