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If chopping vegetables is just too painful for you, whether from arthritis or sheer laziness, or if your knife skills just aren’t — ahem — cutting it, we found an on-sale chopper that users are saying literally “saved our hands.” This 10-in-1 food chopper from Mueller is loaded with several interchangeable blades for slicing, dicing, chopping, juicing and more, cutting fruits and veggies directly into its own small container. By using simple pressure with the press of your palm, you just push food through its bladed lid, or even set it up like a mandoline and slide food against it to grate it into small chunks. Usually $49.99, this thing is on a lightning deal at a whopping 50% off right now, so you’d better jump on this deal now before it sells out!
This all-in-one device makes cutting up food so much easier.
Whether you’re meal prepping, making salads, prepping fresh salsa or just need some general assistance, this food chopper is your new kitchen bestie. You can swap its blades out to chop, grate and dice foods by closing the lid on fruits and veggies, or use the mandoline slicer to shred and chop away.
“We love it,” raves one reviewer. “We are older, and both have arthritis in our hands, and it saves the day! We chop a bunch of vegetables and freeze them in cubes, which saves a lot of time for us cooking.”
“This chopper is such a time-saver in the kitchen,” says another. “The different blades make it easy to chop, dice, slice, and spiralize vegetables quickly. Everything feels sturdy, and it’s great for meal prep when you want consistent cuts without a lot of effort. Cleanup takes a bit of time because of the blades, but it’s totally worth it for how much time it saves. A really handy kitchen tool!”
“This slices mushrooms beautifully. I was surprised that it does a pretty good (but messy) job of dicing tomatoes (lots of juice). Carrots dice or slice well, too. The trick is that the vegetable or fruit isn’t too large, or it can be tricky.
I debated investing in one of these kitchen gadgets for a long time. I was dubious at how helpful these really are. I have good knife skills, and am pretty adept at dicing onion. Could there be any easier way? Yes, it turns out there is. […]
You really need to be careful when handling the blade. I was initially trying to figure out how to insert a blade with the mandoline feature and I cut myself! My index finger bled like a stuck pig, and it hurt! It was totally my fault. Now that I understand how to insert and remove the blades, the odds of cutting myself are much slimmer.
As far as cleaning, I like the “comb” that’s included. Bottom line, this works great with vegetables and some fruits (like apples). I have arthritis in my thumbs, now, so this is a great new kitchen tool I’ll use often.” — Foodiewife“This is a wonderful addition to my kitchen! I have arthritis in my hands and it saves me a lot of pain from having to chop vegetables on a cutting board. Care must be taken because of the very sharp attachments but included is a brush for use in cleaning. It made cooking for the holidays much easier!” — Janice L. Stalcup
“Best buy ever! This is so easy and quick to use! I haven’t used all blades but this has worked so well. I love being able to shred my own cheese and make pico de gallo very easily rather than chopping it by hand! This is a personal problem I can’t for the life of me get the cheese to stay on the safety guard so I might have to buy one of those safety gloves. I haven’t cleaned the main piece that you use to slap chop it yet (I just made the pico now and it’s wonderful!) but everything else I’ve thrown in the dishwasher and it’s like new again! I do wish the blade box had a lid of some sort to it but it’s not that much of a problem to me I can handle it lol. Other than that it’s a great kitchen gadget to have and I will definitely use it a lot!” — Emily
“I can admit I don’t have great knife skills when it comes to cutting and dicing. Enter this chopper. So much easier and quicker for my simple purposes. I just want a simple chopped onion. I still have to peel the skin off, cut it in half, and cut the ends off, but that’s easy. Then just ram it through and voila, chopped onions. Saves me a ton of time during prep.
Cleanup is a little time consuming, getting every last little bit of onion out of the two bits that mash together, but that is a trade off I’m willing to accept.” — C. Cameron
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