KitchenAid Food Chopper

Pros: Easy to use, dishwasher safe
Cons: None

The main reason I purchased this KitchenAid food chopper was because my Hamilton Beach 2 speed, 3 cup Food chopper that I have isn't practical to be dragged out of my cabinet just to chop up an onion or two for a burger for lunch, or maybe a few cloves ...

Pros: easy to use, dishwasher safe, inexpensive
Cons: assembly can be tricky the first few times

My culinary deficits are well-documented here on Epinions. When I use a knife to chop up vegetables, the probability that I will cut my fingers starts at 50% and increases from there with every beer that I consume as I cook dinner. Impromptu ...

Pros: Not much.
Cons: Lots

I received the Kitchen Aid Chopper from my secret Santa last year at my work. He knew that I had a bad habit of accidentally cutting my fingers every single time I tried to cut something in the kitchen, especially onions. I have arthritis in ...

Pros: chops, dices, and minces with no problems
Cons: none that I have encountered

I love the Kitchen Aid Food chopper.  I use it at least three times a week and could not be more happy with it.I saw a similar one once at a pampered chef party and wanted one then, but refused to pay the money for it.  But when I saw the ...

Pros: None
Cons: There isn't enough space to list them all !

I purchased the Kitchen Aid chopper at Lowe's for $14.98. It comes in white, red, blue, and black. I chose the red because it matches my KitchenAid stand mixer which I love.
I figured since it was KitchenAid, it must be a great product. What time I was going to save in the kitchen dicing onions, peppers, celery....
Well, I was mistaken. This lousy thing would not chop thru green pepper or celery. It did ok on the onion but I still had to re-chop it with a kitchen knife. It would not even cut through the green pepper skin and left the celery clinging together by strings. Needless to say, I spent more time re-chopping everything with a knife.
This is going back to Lowe's tomorrow !