KitchenAid3.5 Cup Food Chopper - KFC3516

The item is nice colour, shame for the USA electric plug and not the UK one where it is meant to be used!

KitchenAid has a long standing brand. It’s also based out of Michigan, which I am so I’m a supporter of that as well however, hands-down, their brand does everything correctly. I like the fact that I can buy something one time it’s gonna do what it says it’s gonna do

This little machine works really good for the price. I use it to make herb blends after drying them.

Perfect for what I needed. Easy to operate, clean. Very sharp, cuts as noted. Was esp. helpful and fast in pureeing food items for elderly parent whose swallowing compromised. Very solid, durable product so far..... only purchased 2 weeks back. ......

Corrected.Had a brain fart & ordered 2 different small choppers, so I did a comparison test using 1/2 onion each. They both chopped perfectly, although the KitchenAid did it in 6 pulses, while to Hamilton Beach took 8 pulses. Cleanup is pretty much the same. The big difference, besides price, is the necessity to lock in the bowl as well as the lid. The Hamilton Beach is much simpler--all that is necessary is to line up the flat side of the bowl when you put it on the unit. The KitchenAid has a nice handle to hold on to, not present nor is it missed on the Hamilton Beach. KitchenAid blades seem slightly more substantial, but I don't expect this has any effect on longevity. KitchenAid is $48+, Hamilton Beach is under $20.

I use it daily to make raw applesauce, with a single apple, and often to make hummus. If it was run long enough, it might get silky smooth, but I don't do that. It fits well in my small kitchen. It's super easy to clean and not overly loud.