Does it chop items evenly? How large is the mixing bowl?
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hi, sorry for a delayed response,i don't use it that much for chopping items, i did chop walnuts once and it was pretty even, the mixing bowl is about 4 inch diameter and about 4 inch tall.hope this helps you, regards
2034441
I think the best way to figure out the size of the mixing bowl is to look at the whisk. This is a hand mixer, so it will do a couple of ordinary sized carrots, or a couple handfuls of nuts. I think it chops evenly enough, but don't overload the little bowl.
2034442
If you put a lot of things in the bowl, your need to stir it once so it chops everything. But it depends of course on what u are chopping. The bowl is like 6 inches diameter.
2034443
The food processor attachment chops quite evenly, and unfortunately rather finely. As a scale example, the flask on the far right of the pic is a 3 cup flask. With suitable cajoling, I can generally fit a small or medium onion in the food processor attachment, and get onion puree
1292818
The "bowl" is actually a shallow depression in the chopping block. The block itself measures about 7 3/4 x 8 3/4 inches. (You can always turn the block over and use its flat side as an ordinary cutting board with an ordinary kitchen knife.)
1566141
No, but base is large enough for a good size bowl to fit and catch whatever you chop.
88703
It is slightly flat. You need a wooden bowl for that kind of chopper to work best.
1613494
I am sorry, I gave it away to my daughter. I wanted a big, light weight bowl for mixing a large salad with dressing, marinating meat etc. It is great for my purposes, but I can't measure it. Nancy
1280088
It has a handle that you turn to chop things into smaller pieces. It is perfect for salsa or chopping onions to fry. There is a slicer as a separate attachment. I'm not sure if that answered your question.
1458855
I agree with the previous poster, that it will blend to a mush-like consistency, but not a juice. And for others who need it to chop and dice it does this well and we often use it for that purpose instead of using the food processor.
2074289
It is fairly large. I am able to clean quite a bit of lettuce at a time. It does a fantastic job. I love it!!!A previous question was answered as follows: The bowl holds six quarts, or one and one half gallons
1874383
It holds about 5 TBSP but it works best if you keep it to about 4 TBSP or less. It is really meant for small jobs. It takes very little effort to chop small amounts of food in a short time.
81701
I have used this many times but I use this for chopping garlic, herbs, etc etc. I use a regular sized food processor that has an opening for the purpose of pouring liquids in it. This processor is mostly used for chopping small items CUZ it's easier to clean than the bigger ones. Hope this helps !!
732393
Yes it does. It is also great for chopping onions, parsley, mint and tomatoes
2157703
It comes with a reversible slicing/shredding disc, chopping blade and a bonus french fry disc. The chopping blade is sort-of "S" shaped. I haven't used the chopping blade yet, but I think it can be used for mixing sauces.
778492
Yes it will...not a big amount at a time....but it does such a great job......and you can get alot done quickly!....it will chop veggies coarsely or fine...
1874384
Very little. Chops small amounts easily, maybe 1/4 of an onion at a time, and I have to cut the onion in small pieces even then. Not meant for large quantities.This is the small chopper.
1022849
It will chop herbs & onions if there is enough in there. Small amounts don't do as well. No it doesn't make it a liquid, it chops. Sizing depends on how long and how fast you turn it. The faster you turn it the better the results.
1140446
I actually stopped using mine. It works fine (as long as you don't overdo it and break the handle) but I got tired of the constant clean up and it takes up a lot of space. I also found it necessary to clean after each use because of fruit flies. It's just as easy for me to chop scraps up while I'm cooking.
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It does normal food prep well. I have chopped garlic, onions, shallots, and lots of fruits . I have not tried nuts but I think it does as well as any other processor I have used. I think the key to chopping is timing.