Lost our trusty plain cutter. Seems impossible but true. The two showed up on time and are the identical item to our lost version. Use on a regular basis to chop celery for tuna as well as other mincing tasks. Buy them.
After just one use, I was in love with this little gadget and used it religiously while my children were growing up. After DECADES of repeated use, the handle finally came off and, not knowing how to repair it, I threw it away. That was one of the saddest days of my life because, until now, I couldn't find another one.
This thing out performs every "modern" kitchen appliance I have and is so versatile, easy to use/clean and takes up MINIMAL space.
I like my ground beef finely crumbled in pasta sauce etc and this little gadget is EXCELLENT for doing just that. Without it I've had to go through the time, trouble and mess of "pulsing" it in my food processor.
I use a stainless steel bowl that's about twice the width of the chopper and it works beautifully!
Nuts, boiled eggs, onions, green peppers, tomatoes, meats etc are no match for this little devil. The actual chopping time is longer but I can get the job done in less time and work than what using the "modern" electric gizmos.
I'm a southern cook and the plain blade is perfect for cutting biscuits etc.
Today, finding my little chopper again, is one of the happiest days of my life.
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I bought these choppers because my mother had one when I was a kid and it was one of my jobs to chop whatever we were having for lunch or dinner. The one she had was sturdy with a nice rounded handle that had some heft to it. These, however, are very flimsy, bend easily, and are not comfortable in the hand. They do, however, work very well. They are extremely sharp and do the job easily. If they had a more comfortable grip and were a heavier gauge metal that did not bend out of shape so easily, they would get five stars.My mother has one of these and it is great for chopping in a bowl and making strawberries for strawberry shortcake. It took me a while to find them cause I didn't know what to search for but these are perfect.I can well remember as a child my father using one of these while making egg salad because he liked the eggs finely chopped and this worked like a charm. When dad died, one of the few things my youngest sister wanted was his "egg chopper" but we couldn't find it. Finally, I thought to go online and look for one and, of all the gifts I gave my sister that Christmas, this was her favorite one. In fact, when she opened it, her first words were "Hello, Dad." Such a small gift, yet such a large and welcomed memory!
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