Review on 🔪 Fullstar Onion Chopper Handheld - Stainless Steel Nut & Vegetable Chopper Manual/Cutter - Silver by Lakeisha White

I was disappointed with this lamp. Can't take much. much less than I expected and I wasn't expecting much. I didn't even fill half a cup of Solo with the ingredients (not chopped). I had to divide that amount by two. The downstroke was not easy to use. He continued to stick to the ingredients. I had a small stalk of celery (about 8 inches) which I divided into four rows and cut myself into six slices on a cutting board). I added half a chopped onion (slightly less) that I chopped and sliced. However, the chopper didn't just work. Everything stuck to the blades, which I didn't think were very sharp. The downstroke was harsh and didn't rise and fall smoothly. However, this thing is made up of too many parts. The bottom came off once (I think because I was trying to hit harder than I should have). Everything spilled out, and I had to reattach the bottom, take off the top, and reinsert the embossed contents. And when I restarted I still had the same problem. Large chunks would actually get stuck on the high surfaces of the blades and not cut at all as the only surface that could cut was the very end of the blades. Just a mess. I do not recommend. I have been cooking for over 60 years and have used many of these hand choppers my entire life and this was by far the worst. My blades must have been very dull. It was even difficult to clean as I had to scrape off anything stuck to the tops of the blades with a kitchen brush. food lost. I should have just cut it myself, it would have been a lot quicker and cleaner. I'm looking for something different without these design flaws.