We had a smaller food chopper for years, and it worked just fine. For cooking and baking, I wanted something larger. After doing some research and reading reviews, I decided on this KitchenAid 3.5-cup chopper.
Food choppers are great and will save you time over using a knife to cut larger amounts of ingredients for a recipe.
This is where I particularly find it handy when a recipe calls for ingredients to be chopped, diced, or minced. It saves me time. To be honest with you, I'm not that good with a knife.
I'm okay using a knife when a recipe calls for small amounts to be diced or chopped. Such as a couple cloves of diced garlic or a couple of chopped carrots.
When a recipe calls for larger amounts of diced or chopped ingredients for soups, stews, or other dishes it's time for me to use the chopper.
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| Chopped Cilantro, onion, garlic, and jalapeno for salsa |
I recently made some homemade salsa. I needed to chop large amounts of ingredients for the recipe. My KitchenAid food chopper made short work of this task. You can find my homemade salsa recipe here: Homemade Restaurant Style Salsa.
Features of the KitchenAid Food Chopper:
- Chop, mix, and puree
- Two speeds with a pulse button
- One touch operation
- Stainless Steel Blade
- 3.5 cup bowl with a pour spout, Handle, and locking blade
- Compact and lightweight
- Easy to clean
KitchenAid is a trusted name brand. We have several KitchenAid products in our kitchen. We are very happy with the performance of all of them.
KitchenAid Queen of Hearts Food Chopper KFC3516QHSD, 3.5 Cup, Passion RedCheck Price
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