This is incredibly handy . Just the right size for most jobs , love the pulse feature and the drizzle is perfect to add a bit of oil or liquid . I highly recommend this. The comment about the lid - it takes a few times of fiddling with it and once you get the feel of it your find it easy.
I disagree with the Kitchenaid mini chopper being the 'best'. The trigger (on/off) button is finicky, made out of plastic and if the trigger should break, the chopper is useless. It has a lock function with the bowl and lid but it's fighting hard to lock both. Not good for arthritic hands. My search for a good user friendly mini food processor continues.
the machine is new it is good but what happens to clean everything is fine but the upper part to be able to remove the white lid that is with the transparent lid cannot be and can break they should see how they can process a lid that do not have that difficulty to be able to wash because if not we do not wash it and we are afraid that it will break it can cause fungus and it is not possible the machine is good but the thing is that you have to use a good quality plastic so as not to Having to think that it is going to break I wanted to open it to remove the black cap and it has broken so this product is useless because what is the use of having a good little machine where one uses to clean up after use is bad 😔😔😔😔
What a waste of a video. If you’re going to truly do a comparison show them each chopping the same foods and *demonstrate* why one is better than the other.
Whatever I watch is only for pure or very fine dicing.....A lot of blenders around for making a pure. Can not find a chopper for vegetables for a salad....
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This is incredibly handy . Just the right size for most jobs , love the pulse feature and the drizzle is perfect to add a bit of oil or liquid . I highly recommend this. The comment about the lid - it takes a few times of fiddling with it and once you get the feel of it your find it easy.
I disagree with the Kitchenaid mini chopper being the 'best'. The trigger (on/off) button is finicky, made out of plastic and if the trigger should break, the chopper is useless. It has a lock function with the bowl and lid but it's fighting hard to lock both. Not good for arthritic hands. My search for a good user friendly mini food processor continues.
American Test Kitchen rated 😊Cusisinart Elite #1
Pls read the reviews of the purchased products...
the machine is new it is good but what happens to clean everything is fine but the upper part to be able to remove the white lid that is with the transparent lid cannot be and can break they should see how they can process a lid that do not have that difficulty to be able to wash because if not we do not wash it and we are afraid that it will break it can cause fungus and it is not possible the machine is good but the thing is that you have to use a good quality plastic so as not to Having to think that it is going to break I wanted to open it to remove the black cap and it has broken so this product is useless because what is the use of having a good little machine where one uses to clean up after use is bad 😔😔😔😔
What a waste of a video. If you’re going to truly do a comparison show them each chopping the same foods and *demonstrate* why one is better than the other.
Whatever I watch is only for pure or very fine dicing.....A lot of blenders around for making a pure. Can not find a chopper for vegetables for a salad....
KitchenAid needs to make attachments for this shread and slice. Then I buy
Great video and great information
Use the damn machines!!!
Sounds like a series of adds. Where's the conclusion?