I have a similar product but it does not have a small enough dicer, can you tell me what the smallest one is that comes with this chopper?
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One insert has 1/2 inch chop & reverses to a 1/4 inch chop -hope that clarifies
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The smallest blade that came with my dicer is able to do very fine dicing. It's terrific for dicing onions. The holes are much smaller than the normal dicing blade which dices in cubes. Take care when shopping to pick the right one. I have noticed that some have it and some don't. I specifically chose the tiny dicing blade (it came on the same blade insert as the slicing blade) when shopping for mine. Some of the slicing blades are paired with the larger dicing disk so try to really check out the picture if available. I hope this helps you out.
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I went back to see which dicer included the blade you're looking for ... check out: Go Plus Nicer Dicer Multi Chopper Vegetable Cutting Dicing Slicing Kitchen Gadget Peeler 11different Ways to Cut. You should be able to see the small dicer in the picture. :)
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The smallest dicer blade/insert on my "Genius Nicer Dicer"- [rectangle chopper] looks like it dices about 1/4" pieces; all the blade inserts are dual sided, 2 diff. sizes on each half of rectangular blade. So, on the other half of the 1/4" dicer is about 1/2" size. Even tomatoes will dice up fine on the 1/2" on mine. Onions, celery, etc. do great on the smallest- 1/4" size dicer, esp. for salsa, pico de gallo, potato salad, tuna or chicken salad, etc. Just have to slice tomatoes and others acrossfirst. My does not have a booklet but now I also have a larger chopper-"Genius Salad Chopper" - and use that for ideas for this smaller Nicer Dicer. QVC did sell this smaller blade separate. Good luck! The smallest dicer blade/insert on my "Genius Nicer Dicer"- [rectangle chopper] looks like it dices about 1/4" pieces; all the blade inserts are dual sided, 2 diff. sizes on each half of rectangular blade. So, on the other half of the 1/4" dicer is about 1/2" size. Even tomatoes will dice up fine on the 1/2" on mine. Onions, celery, etc. do great on the smallest- 1/4" size dicer, esp. for salsa, pico de gallo, potato salad, tuna or chicken salad, etc. Just have to slice tomatoes and others acrossfirst. My does not have a booklet but now I also have a... » Read More The smallest dicer blade/insert on my "Genius Nicer Dicer"- [rectangle chopper] looks like it dices about 1/4" pieces; all the blade inserts are dual sided, 2 diff. sizes on each half of rectangular blade. So, on the other half of the 1/4" dicer is about 1/2" size. Even tomatoes will dice up fine on the 1/2" on mine. Onions, celery, etc. do great on the smallest- 1/4" size dicer, esp. for salsa, pico de gallo, potato salad, tuna or chicken salad, etc. Just have to slice tomatoes and others acrossfirst. My does not have a booklet but now I also have a larger chopper-"Genius Salad Chopper" - and use that for ideas for this smaller Nicer Dicer. QVC did sell this smaller blade separate. Good luck! « Show Less
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Not 100% sure....but I am confident it is smaller than that. I already put this in the kids chopper.
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Do an online search. I seems to be that before I bought it, I found there were some interchangeable parts with another little tiller -- maybe a Craftsman? I don't have time to look for you, now; but if you find it, I would be interested too.
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I don't know if it will fit. The only identifying model number I could find on my chopper was CH-4 and that what was I used to order, it was a fraction short of fitting.
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This chopper just has the one blade. It creates small cubes - perhaps 1/4 of an each each. I love my chopper. If sliced, this chopper is also great for potatoes (hash browns).
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Yes, best little chopper for left overs to make sandwich salads. I really like this chopper, I use it a lot instead of getting out food processor.
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I am not sure, as I am not home where this wonderful tool is....it is about 7" diameter...about not sure. I have chopped onions, maybe a. Cup or more, it holds a lot. When I slice onions or potatoes r apples, it fills up faster.... Mine came with 2 bowls, which is good to have an extra sometimes. I purchased mine because it was shown to be easy to operate. It's the easier chopper out there, with ease of turning the crank a few times...no more pain in shoulders.
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It has two disks, a slicer and a grater. I don't have the disk holder and don't think I need it. I use the chopper blade a lot, the disks occasionally. Enjoy.
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Custom HD chopper kick start very minimal electrics I bought for size and weight specs
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As an addition, I would suggest checking out a fiskars X7 at a brick and mortar store.It is a great chopper, around $25 in store.only down side is the one piece handle. I prefer wood, but I love my fiskars for it's abilities, and lower price.
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I like the 3-1/7 inch one. I get a good grip on the item I am paring and the short blade gives ME better controll!
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I concur with all other replies. Depress the black top gently and twist to release. Simply press to dice. I find it to best for garlic and herbs. Honestly, it doesn't compare to a mini Cuisinart, but it is a fraction if the price. I've also used a $10 mini proctor silex electric chopper with excellent results.
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After wondering the same thing, I came up with this: unused blades on the bottom (and the booklet) alternating tabs. Put together the actual chopper with one of the blades and the top, fit that in, and the case should close easily for storage.
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Look under salad spinner for the inner part. Other than that I think you'll have to buy a mandolin separate from the bowl.
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I like this chopper, but I think it will too fine for your needs. I also use a chopper by Pampered Chef that allows more control on piece size, although not perfectly uniform.
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Ok, I did get chance to try the chopper to attempt to make some almond butter. It did struggle with the nuts. I pulsed it until it had a chance to break down some of the nuts and then turned it to full "on" button and the unit sort of wobbled to where I had to hold on to it to stabilize it. So, I would say that for this sort of thing, you would definitely need something a bit more powerful. Hope this helps. I actually learned something myself trying this out. :)
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If the base is sold separately it would be nice. It seems that's where it breaks but love the chopper.