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

It doesn't cut all the way through fruit like strawberries or pineapple so it doesn't work as I hoped. Everything just sticks to the blades because they don't cut through. It's also a hassle to clean because so much dirt sticks to the corners of the blades, and it's a hassle to put the blade cover back on after washing it in the dishwasher.

I purchased this item to replace my broken Pampered Chef chopper and save some money in the process. This item looks good, but it doesn't cut like I expected. Rather knead them to a pulp, but they still don't cut. I was so disappointed because I read so many good reviews before making my purchase decision. Obviously these reviews were fake because this product is rubbish.

I love this chopper so much I bought it for my daughter and sister. This makes cooking very easy. I often cook for 15+ people (that's LOTS of onions!) and this chopper has proven to be a great tool. I have found that if I press a little hard then adjusting to a lower surface changes my grip and does the trick. My sister has a 19 year old autistic son who functions well but does little to help with food preparation because he is slow to cut. He can easily operate this machine and participate in…

Really good chopper. But I would have sent it back almost as soon as I received it because the plunger kept getting stuck in the down position. Turns out the round plastic wall you attach below doesn't have a good latch to indicate when you've tightened it. right amount. I passed the "right" spot that created friction with the blades and prevented the piston from moving freely. When I figured it out, everything was fine. It works well, is durable and looks good. It also has a slightly larger…

Product is good but not quite what I expected as the blades are not that sharp. Chopping large/thick onion or tomato chunks (my main reason for buying) is very tedious. When it comes to the tomato, I have to thinly slice the tomato horizontally and then chop it, which makes it unworthy. I've had enough. I was expecting it to save time if I cut the tomatoes into 2-4 pieces and the rest comes off, but it doesn't, it takes more effort. If the blades were sharp that would be great, but they aren't.

Good chopper at a low price. The blades are sharp, be careful when assembling them after use or cleaning. The black scabbard is difficult to put on the metal blade. I had to press the chopper just to put the guard or scabbard on the blade. (finger caught) As you can see from the photo, there isn't much room to grind large quantities. Haven't used anything yet. But I don't think tomatoes would go in there. The blade is a one-piece piece that rotates to push the chopper blade down. The bottom is…

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…