BrieftonsQuickPush Food Chopper: Strongest & 200% More Container Capacity, 30% Heavier Duty, For Onion, Fruit and Vegetable Chopping, with 3 Dicer Cutter Blades, Keep-Fresh Lid, and 5 Recipe Ebooks

This chopper suits my needs. It is easy to handle and to clean. I have had choppers before that were too hard to use but so far this one has done the job with little effort. I have arthritis in my hands and the way this chopper is designed means that any stress points are in the palm of my hand and away from the thumb joint. The way the leverage works means that it doesn't take much effort to chop food. It is a good size for storage in a small kitchen. The compartment under the blades comes with a lid so I can chop ahead and store in the 'fridge. It is economical enough that someone like me can afford to have some of the convenience of expensive food processors. An added benefit that I didn't expect-- it came while I have the flu. Not wanting to stand in the kitchen and cook I had been making due with ramen noodles. I just used the chopper to quickly fix a nice vegetable meal and clean up after. I foresee that this device will lead to healthier dining even when I am not feeling so good. A note about the sellers... they seem to have a real interest in the outcome of their product and have made available recipe books and other informative ebooks about the health benefit of natural foods. I haven't had any problems with their products but I get the sense that if I did they would be friendly and approachable.I was just going to add that I was chopping some medium sized red salad potatoes. It was really easy to chop the whole potato without pushing very hard at all. The only time this chopper seems to hang up is when any part of the item bulges over the plastic surrounding the blade grid I tended to get discouraged until I looked close and determined that all it needed was a little trim. I like this device a lot. I had a nice potato soup that day.Another add on. Yesterday I made short work on four large onions. I quartered them so they would fit on the grid and chopped away. It was the fastest easiest onion chopping I could imagine. I make a big batch of soup and this particular chore is one reason I put off doing it. Not such an objectionable deal now.

First I must say that I have owned a different chopper of this type (Shoof X-chop) and loved how it worked in our kitchen. Unfortunately, that brand doesn't appear to be selling anymore, so I thought I would go with the Brieftons QuickPush Food Chopper. Overall I like its operation and will give a list of pros and cons.Pros:1. It contains three different blades for varying chopping sizes; though I particularly like the small size for making salsa and such.2. It cuts with efficiency and one can cut through a fair amount of fruit/veggies rapidly.3. It can be taken apart and cleaned fairly easily and fits nicely into the dishwasher.4. I like the fact that the bottom container has a lid and am wondering if I could buy more of the bottom container without the upper chopper part (for storage).5. I like that is relatively compact in my cupboard and certainly takes much less space than my Shoof X-chop before.6. I really like the fact that one can buy replacement blades for fairly cheap (~$10 for a set of three), though I do wish I could either buy the smallest blades set alone or a set of three of just the smallest size, as it sees disproportionately more use in my kitchen. Ultimately, it was the inability to replace the smallest blade size on my Shoof X-chop that put me on the market again.Cons:1. I wish the blades were a bit bigger; I could fit more on my Shoof X-chop due to bigger blades.2. The chopping at an angle is a bit annoying as it limits the amounts one can load. This is one clear advantage of the Shoof X-chop is that it loaded from the top and had a plunger (for lack of a better word) that push down vertically. This is especially useful in making fries from potatoes.3. As mentioned before, I wish I could buy a 3 pack of their smallest blade size. I would pay $2 more to do so.Otherwise, great chopper and I am happy with my purchase.

This has been great for chopping vegetables! Much easier and safer than a knife. My only complains are the plastic lid is a bit flimsy and feels like I could break if depending on what I’m chopping. It also it hard to clean the remains out of the blade and plastic insert piece. It is nice it comes with a little comb to do this, but it is still kind of annoying to do.

I make lots of huge salads. This kind of chopper has been a mainstay in my kitchen for years. I’ve had 3 different ones, different brands (sorry, don’t remember brand names), and the Briefton easy push chopper is the best I’ve had. I chose it on recommendation from the Americas Test Kitchen ratings of kitchen gadgets. What I like: there are 3 sizes of chopper inserts, all nice & sharp; the receptacle is extra deep & has a snap-on lid; it’s very sturdy (I’ve broken 2 over the years, so I especially appreciate this feature; the lid and receptacle clean easily in the dishwasher, tho you’ll need to use the little “comb” to loosen the veggie bits that get wedged between the pusher teeth; there is a little lip on the back edge of the receptacle to keep the pusher lid from slipping, something I missed before reading the instructions (I recommend this). Don’t do like I did and try to chunk a piece of butternut squash. That broke my last chopper. Hard things like that need a bit of pre-softening in the microwave.

This food chopper is great! It saves a lot of time when chopping lots of vegetables. The quality is a very durable material and the blade plates are sharp. I like the variety of different sizes. It cuts everything into a uniform size. The container is attached and saves on dirtying additional dishes. It is a great value for the money.