- Is it worth it over an electric mini chopper?
- For garlic, herbs and small soft jobs, yes: it is quieter, cordless and easy to clean. For onions in bulk or hard vegetables, an electric chopper is faster and more even.
- Can it chop nuts and carrots?
- Only in small pieces and with many pulls. Owners report it struggles with hard foods and leaves uneven chunks.
- Does it need batteries or a cord?
- No. It runs on a pull cord, so it works anywhere without power.
- How much can it hold?
- The bowl is about 2.7 inches across, so a small handful. It is meant for single portions, not family meals.
- Is it dishwasher safe?
- The bowl and blade are best rinsed by hand. Hand washing protects the plastic from heat and staining.
- What is in the box?
- The chopper comes assembled with the bowl, lid, pull cord and blade. No batteries or accessories are needed.
- Where is the Kitchen + Home 87791644 cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $29.99, as of our latest check.