I use this product everyday at work in a Deli. I Dice Cucumbers, tomatoes, onions and cauliflower for vegetable pizzas. Love it! Yes you do have to cut the vegetables down to fit. Even smaller than what this guy did. But it still saves time rather than cutting everything by hand. It's not designed to cut cheese, just fruits and veggies. Main thing is that everything in your salads looks nice and uniform in the end. Dicing works the best. Cleaning it, just soak for a few minutes and use a kitchen brush or high pressure sink hose. This guy just needs more practice on how to use it properly. I do recommend it!

Thanks So much for your review , I wouldn't buy this product , bu the time you cut the onions down to size , you might as well just finish doing it without this device!!! Thanks again!!!

Was in CVS yesterday with a 32% off coupon and they had one of these. Almost bought it and then thought, "I better check reviews first". Seeing this thing in action, I am glad I did. Thanks!

Beautiful review nice sharing

Thanks for the review. Bottom line: you saved me from throwing away $20. On a positive note, I'm glad I found you and am now subscribed.

Thank you, Jeff! Teaching me how to use my Christmas gift!

I just saw a commercial for this product for the first time. I eat a lot of fruits and veggies and was hoping to find a quicker way of cutting them for my husband (I'm disabled). I decided to look for a review before I ordered one and I'm glad I did. This product looks like it would frustrate him more than help save time and cutting. Great review!

With any chopper, cut the vegetables with the fleshy part on the blade and the tougher part of the skin on top. Cucumbers work better if you cut the pieces lengthwise again so they make half-circles. Cheese needs to be very cold. Hard cheese works better. Amazon sells extra containers with the lids. I got this for doing small amounts of fruits and vegetables for myself. I have a larger original Vadalia chopper that must be 20 years old minus one blade set that I use for larger amounts, but I still have to cut the vegetables to fit. I like them both for the uniformity of the slices.

3:48 ...The moment you realize this product may not be all it's 'cut' out to be. 🤣🤣 Great review. Not so great product, I think.

Tip: try to place it on the table before pushing it down will work much better :)

Wow, I was going to order this, then watched your review. You saved me money and a lot of frustration. Thank you.

I bought one to slice apples for pie. I use the thin slicer and it worked really well. Saved me a lot of time.

I'm glad I see this demo because I was about to by one and now I not going to get one because the commercial make it look so easy to be used! Thank you you saved me $20+

Thank you so much for the review! I thought this thing was so cool but I see that I just need to keep using my knives. Thank you!

Man, I LOVE the fact that we can get reviews on so many products almost as soon after we see it advertised!!! I remember the days when you’d have to purchase an “As seen on TV” product in order to see if it worked only to find out....... THEY LIED!!!!!🤥😂😳😂😆😆Thanks a million!!!!🙏🏽🙌🏽👏🏽

Thanks for taking the time to review the nutri chopper. I just received mine today. I think it is easier to chop yourself. This chopper makes a lot of mess it seems. I will return mine and perhaps get an electric one. The demonstrators who sell on tv, make it look very easy.

For 20 bucks, NO WAY!!! Can chop all my vegies faster, with ONE knife; also, heck of a lot easier and not as messy!! This is one time I won't say good-bye 20 bucks!!! 😁😁 had blast watching you, informative video. Thank you, Sir👍🏻👍🏻

I always check with you first! I was getting ready to buy one of these, thanks for saving me $20.

My thoughts? Peel the cucumber & try & onions(my opinion)like you say:cut to size maybe smaller

I think the reason you had trouble with the cucumber and the onion, was that your pieces were too large. This works the same way the Vidalia Food Chopper works. Great and handy tool, but you need to put in smaller pieces to make it work effectively. Totally handy. But the Vidalia works on a larger scale. So I’ll opt for that one instead

I was thinking of buying it after seeing it in a catalog. So I decided to see if there was any you-tube videos to see if it really worked? Well I saw a couple of other videos where they more or less describe it and do a brief demo. But you showed it like someone using it for the first time and I could see the difficulty you were having. I really would like a product that works like the pampered chef chopper and is also affordable. I also wondered how much pressure you had to exert on that? I love to cook, but my hands are crippled and weak from age. So I am looking for something that is easy to use and also saves time. And if anyone knows of such a product let me know.

The NutriSlicer did a much better job. This one was a bust for me. Thanks for the review!

I bought this gadget. I love it! Makes my life easier in the kitchen. I'm a gadget girl. I haven't cut an onion yet. I've cut cherry tomtoes, apples, bananas, mushrooms. Love, love, love it! You need to lay the onion down. You had it to tall. Practice makes perfect! Patience! You are making it harder than it is. You just need to drop in each part you want to use. I don't know why you had it upside down. It's really not that hard. Maybe you need to purchase a larger chopper for your needs. Make sure your cheese doesn't sit out and get soft. You can use a brush to clean it out. Not has hard as you seem to make it.

Thank you for the review. I bought it but I am returning it back to the store.

New from Tonys reviews! Seems like it is more work than just cutting them. Great review!

Gracias 🙌 I bought it, but I haven't used it... at least I know how it works better.

Thankyou! Really helped!

It works fine. Your using it wrong. Peel when you can and always put flesh side on blade

Fair review.

So glad I watched this video. Just received this chopper as a recycled gift. If it is necessary to cut the item fit the chopper, then what's the use in using the chopper. This product might work for feeding a rabbit, but it just doesn't seem useful for anyone.

I just bought this yesterday for $14 and it came with out instructions. I have cut so far strawberries and works great and time saver with a baby

I honestly got this today for my dads birthday because he has arthritis in his fingers and cutting normally is painful for him so this should help

The advertising for this thing shows the whole onion being placed in the chopper. If you have to cut onions down to nothing before you even use it what's the point??

Just got ours in the mail don't know if even going to give it a try or not. Great review thank you.

Thanks for letting me know and showing me that I would be wasting my time and my money by using or buying this product

i just got mine and used it for the first time today for a tomatoe and cukecumber salad i peeled my cukes and they sliced pretty good the tomato came out out good also i sliced onions for my pork chops and it was so easy of course you do have to cut things up to fit

Thank you I almost bought this damn thing lol. You saved me $20 at CVS

Thanks for the review but I wouldn't buy it!!

I bought this thing amd decided to watch some of the reviews before using it because it didn't look like it would do what I needed. Thanks for this video.

yeahh that's right cut a small size so that its easy to press & it's work it! no need to force yourself hard hehe but anyways I enjoyed watching to you

Great review! Definitively not worth the money. I returned the one I bought.

Ive worked in restaurants for years and used restaurant style versions of this product. When ever we put veggies in the contraption, we always started the veggie on the blade. In other words, you don't just set it on the blades, you actually start the cut and it only took an 8th of an inch. Try starting the veggie into its cut. A lot of skin are very tough. Even on restaurant grade cutter we can bend the blades if not used properly.

It is like a potato chipper. You do cut to size that helps. Cheese isnt something you would chop in this manner. Jeff definitely hasnt seen a old fashioned potato chipper. I have and used one. This if you cut to size and not clean after every use you will find will work. Gary BC Canada

I liked it but it small it cuts really good easy to use

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Can you blossom an onion with the wedge cutter with an onion?

Great review I bet you’ll save people money on this one.... I like your unbiassed opinion

Nice review video... that what I see on this video it's look have to cut small pieces to have a good cut....

Great review.

Thanks for the informative review!! I "WAS" interested in buying one... not so sure now. 🙄😒 ( I can definitely chop up veggies using a really good knife much faster. )

I had trouble pulling that clear plastic container off.

I saw the commercial on TV last night and was considering ordering it for our daughter for one of her Christmas gifts because she has a small kitchen in her condo. I am so glad I watched your review. I will definitely NOT be ordering this. Thank you for your honest review.

How do you get the container off of the gadget?

I really love little gadgets like that. But it seems that this Nutri chopper crushes more than gives straight cuts, so and maybe the blades aren't sharp enough? I noticed you had a very easy time with the Roma tomatoes because they have thicker skin and they are a firmer tomato, but I love making salads and I made them three or four times a night. I usually chop my lettuce if it's all going to be eaten in the same night so it doesn't rust on the edges, but I also like to add a lot of goodies like hothouse cucumbers, radishes, carrots, Persian cucumbers, peppers, you know all the good stuff! The best vegetable slicer I've ever had is a professional mandolin. Now to be honest… I lost a couple fingertips using that thing LOL! And I also love mushrooms and I found the greatest kitchenAid brand egg slicer for hard-boiled eggs works like a dream on fresh mushrooms! So would you recommend this to someone who is kind of picky about keeping veggies the same size in a salad or stirfry, or would you recommend something higher end. Either way your video was educational and I enjoyed watching it. But would you buy it again? And PS… Even though my mandolin is awesome, I still can't figure out how to dice potatoes LOL! So maybe you can give me a tutorial on that? I like your videos and you're pretty cute :)

I was about to buy it til i saw your review. I feel I would be just like you. Excited and then completely disappointed with the amount of work that goes into it. Plus the produce are not coming out how they supposed to. At least not all of them. As seen on tv my ass!!!!! Thank you 😊

I've also been looking at buying a professional Hobart meat slicer. They're very expensive, even used, so I was wondering what you would suggest to get a decent meat slicer that doesn't have to break the bank, but will slice your deli paper thin? When prime rib goes on sale, I usually buy a 10 pound one, cook it to absolute perfection, and then slice up a couple pounds after it's been in the fridge for a couple of days. And I just found out that you can actually freeze cooked prime rib! How awesome is that?! I'm just one of those chicks who wants a big ass roast beef sandwich at like 4 o'clock in the morning along with a really good pickle! I love food!

I would try peeling the cucumber first.

This seems like the kind of thing not meant for weak people haha

I brought one and tried a cucumber and it worked for me :)

wow it's really nice

Why would anyone slice before you put in a device to slice? Just slice it by hand , you are anyway. Just finish what you start.

by the time you trim the food to fit in you could do a standard chef chop and be eating

Mine is arriving today from Amazon. I'm kind of disappointed now. I love prep work. My boyfriend wanted this product. The less kitchen tools and appliances in the kitchen, for me, the better.

Ahhhhhh good to know I don't have to order the thingy magig.It may be hard for me to use because of the way it has to be used with 2 hands

FYI, infomercials like the NutriChopper will partially freeze softer veggies so they slice easier. Like the old Ginsu Knives. They would partially freeze the tomatoes so they could cut them paper thin. Of course, they will never tell you that on the infomercial.

I haven’t tried it yet but from watching u use it I’m not feeding ot

Thanks Jeff for this video. I did buy a nutri chopper and what a waste of money. I wish I had seen this video before I threw my money away.

I got one for Christmas from my sister and brother in law and will not take it out of the case. I will never use it. I can do it 10X faster and better without waste and having to clean it all up. This thing is awful

Onion was diced in the wrong position. Flesh down shortest route to complete. Not the longest route.

That is to much work.

I would not buy since takes too much pressure and pre-assembling of fruit or vegetables. You should try cutting all with the hard skins away from cutter so there is a more smooth cutting motion.

I feel like maybe that you should be using more speed along with the pressure that you were using, especially in the initial getting through the skin part

I should have checked the reviews first. sorry that I bought it.

It works for me is

I will return mine thanks it’s a no go

I ordered 2 and have not received them yet its been almost a month

Hey Jeff! Well so far you are saving me some money-Ha! I appreciate these reviews. We all like to see reviews turn out well so we can purchase the item. It's also good to see the fails to be able to Save money by avoiding certain things. Great review! Thumbs Up!

Gee, when he uses two hands , it’s fine. One hand? Not so fine. Go figure.

I use this for mushrooms & avocados. Nothing more

DO NOT BUY THIS CHOPPER! I thought I was doing something wrong, so I watched Jeff's review. As Jeff showed, you have to prepare the vegetables and cheese. Things got stuck, along with all the other mishaps. I experienced the same problems. I can make three salads in the time it took me to cut my vegetables. Tried a carrot, it broke one of the blades. I purchased one to give as a birthday gift. I'll be returning it for sure.

I Purchased this product! I’m sorry i did not work

Good luck with the onion

Hes not holding it right. Theres a way you have to place you thumb & fingers when you close it that makes a difference.

The vadalia onion chopper works much better than this item. Thanks for the review!

Jeff, Thank you for saving me money. I will NOT be buying this one. Hubby was right. It doesn't work like they show on TV.

This is Sara Corbello we got one it's ok for like onions I cry when I cut them he likes saying annoying a lot 😆 I might not use it for my salad stuff just use it for onions

looks like it didnt come with all the cutters

why does the little container is soo damn hard to take off pls pls reply this is very annoying

i am a chef and epic do not hurt yourself

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 at the beginning

You are putting way to large of pieces in there ,cut a little smaller portions and it works perfect. Why its so hard for you to see that is not good,try using your head a little more.

Seriously look at the commercial again, you're making it look harder than it seems.. here's a tip, the wider your claw mouth is the harder it cuts so position the vegetable or whatever your cutting so that the mouth isn't so wide open and makes for quicker cleaner cuts with less force exerted.. and do try when using the container to cut the thing ON flat surface than trying to do it mid-air.. physics.. all physics.,

😮😮 can I get one

It's a piece of junk. Just got it and as I tried opening it the handle broke. So in the garbage it goes before I even try it. Just watching your video made me throw it away! The only thing to salvage is, I will save the little container. May be able to use it for something. Ugh!

Looks like a lot of extra work

that thing would'nt slice velveeta...........20-bucks saved, thanks buddy.

I just remove the covers to my oscillating fan, place a bowl underneath, toss my veggies at the blades and bazinga! 😎 ...just a fyi, it doesn't work with a steak. Hahaha

Try slicing a potato. The potato was almost impossible to slice, it crushed my tomatoes, and ended up in the trash. Bottom line, don’t waste your money. Use a knife.

I thin you need to peel off the Cucumber first . Dont be lazy

Welp. You just saved me $20.