How does a pull-string chopper work?

You put food in the bowl, close the lid, and pull the handle. The cord spins the three-blade attachment, which minces the contents. More pulls give a finer chop.

It handles soft and medium foods well: garlic, onion, herbs, nuts, and vegetables for salsa or salad. Very hard items like large carrots or ice are better done by other means.

What is the mixing paddle for?

The paddle swaps in for the blades so you can stir or blend dressings, sauces and eggs in the same bowl.

Can the bowl be used for storage?

Yes. The bowl works as a container, so you can chop and keep the result covered in the fridge.

The blade attachment and bowl come apart for washing. Handle the blades carefully, and check that parts are fully dry before reassembling.

Capacity is about 500 ml, and the unit measures roughly 130 x 95 x 75 mm. That suits small batches rather than family meals.

Where is the Manual Pull-String Food Chopper cheapest?

At Deal.ai, for $7.62, as of our latest check.

Manual Pull-String Food Chopper

Sold and shipped by Deal.ai

$7.62+ $8.28 shipping

Shipping is combined: each extra item adds only a little.

Color: Green

Arrives about Nov 19–29, from a warehouse in China

30-day full refund: if you're not happy with it for any reason, or it never arrives, tell us within 30 days and we refund you in full. Shipping and refunds