Cambom Mini Manual Food Processor Vegetable Chopper, Mixer, Blender For Garlic, Onion, Herbs With 3 Sharp Blades For Salsa, Salad, Pesto, Coleslaw (Blue)

Very nice product

Value for money

Good

Perfect. But it's only few days .... chops v fine. v easily. loving it.

If possible, I would give a negative 5. The product broke on first outline. No chopping nothing. It is a.kids toy with substandard quality

Not good. .not bad ..average quality

best good perfect value for money excellent product

Item is good, But delivery time is very late.

This thing is lovely- I just throw in tomatoes, onions, cilantro, salt, and a little olive oil- Voila! Instant salsa with no preservatives. All you do is throw it in, and pull, pull, pull. Great little machine and cleans quickly with ease.

Frankly, I was surprised, for the price value, I expected that it was possibly a cheap product that only worked marginally. But it is working great. So far we have used it to chop up ham from a full big ham we cut pieces about half inch to three qtr inch square, and chopped them for sandwiches and for mixing with eggs. We boiled some eggs, and at one per sandwich, we break them open, add a little ham from the chopped ham and onions also chopped in the little gem of a chopper. Take the blade out, clean it after using, pour contents in a zip lock, or leave in the bowl of the chopper for use within the day. Any longer and someone in the family is putting it in a baggie and using it for something else. We purchased the smallest one in clear green. I can easily envision we will be getting a whole set; the medium and large ones also. But, the little one seems like it is going to be used often and is able to take nearly daily use mechanically. I am so happy real engineering went into its construction, and it wasn't yet another device designed by a marketing department to sell, and without regard to durability and utility. Care with the blades is important, don't let them soak even 10 minutes in anything, rinse with a little soap, and put in drying rack. We found 4 string pulls renders a medium chopped up food, and 8 a small pieces chop. Also, unlike when using a knife the bits tend to be square and not as enjoyable to chew; this little chopper chops them in all sorts of shapes allowing the food flavor to enjoyed. TO THE MFG: I know this is a big ask, but maybe you could design a ice cube chopper to make chopped ice for beverages? I realize it would be more expensive and need to be more durable, but I have purchased several kinds of choppers, and none work. Perhaps you have the engineering know how?

It does the job. It's a good investment definitely if electricity goes out in the home

I hate chopping vegetables. Sometimes I'll even use scissors rather than a knife. Was thinking about buying a food processor but seemed like overkill since I usually only cook for 1 or 2. This little bowl is not only attractive to have in one's kitchen but works exceedingly well for small amounts of vegetables or fruits. The blades are super sharp (so watch your fingers while washing or rinsing out). I made the above salad & several other dishes using this. It's easy to clean & doesn't take up any real estate in your kitchen. After a week or two of using this, going slow & counting how many pulls I needed to do, I pretty much have it down on how many pulls it takes for certain fruits & vegetables & how small I want the pieces to be. Don't underestimate its capabilities because of its size. When I first tried it on a Roma tomato, I really went to town, pulling the handle a bunch of times & I practically had made chunky tomato sauce when I meant to dice them. I haven't had a problem with the cord not rewinding but read somewhere (probably here) & in the instructions not to pull the cord out too far as it might not rewind. If you're of a certain age, you might remember the days of talking dolls where if you pulled the sting too tight, it wouldn't slide back up in the doll. Bummer. So handle with care & respect that for its dimunitive size, it can do a super job!

This is perfect. My husband can’t chew food very well so I chop it up. This is my third one. I don’t mean that they don’t last that last very well.