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The Ganiza is a 2-speed electric chopper that ships with two 8-cup bowls, one glass and one SUS 304 stainless steel, plus two sets of blades. The idea is to keep raw meat in one bowl and vegetables or nuts in the other, so you chop both without cross-contamination or extra washing. Its full-copper motor is rated for a longer service life than standard motors, and a spring-loaded blade stops turning as soon as the motor is lifted off. Against rival choppers it stands out on the dual-bowl setup and the overheat warning light; it is a chopper, not a full processor, so it blends and purees rather than kneading dough or slicing and shredding. It suits cooks who prep meat and produce in the same session and want one compact unit for both.
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This 450-watt food processor chops, mixes, blends, whips and grinds. It handles meat, fish, vegetables, nuts and fruit, and can be used for salad, guacamole, salsa and burgers. It has two cutting speeds and two sets of stainless steel "S" blades.
It comes with two 8-cup bowls, one glass and one 304 stainless steel. The different materials let you keep bowls separate for meat and for vegetables. The glass bowl is rated to a maximum of 149 °F (65 °C), and hotter liquids may cause it to shatter. The blades are removable for cleaning, and the parts are BPA-free.
The motor is full-copper. An overheat protection system has a light that shows when the unit is overheating. The blades are spring-loaded and stop rotating as soon as the motor unit is lifted away. The push buttons have an ergonomic design.
