Brieftons Food Chopper {Review}
Do you ever feel it’s not worth all the effort and clean up to drag out the food processor just to make a small serving of salsa or pesto? I did too but there is nothing better than freshly prepared snacks!
The Brieftons Food Chopper has replaced my larger processor for those little jobs. I like that this product will rip through fruits, vegetables, nuts, and herbs in just seconds.
It’s the perfect kitchen tool for slicing vegetable salads, chopping nuts, herbs, veggies, pesto, hummus, salsa, guacamole, boneless meat, and more.
It holds about 3 cups which is great for those quick meals. Because of the smaller size, it slips in your kitchen cabinet or camp gear totes easily.
It’s super easy to clean. The blades, bowl and storage lid can all be placed on the top-rack in your dishwasher for cleaning.
Once assembled, this unit makes food preparation fun! The kids will love helping by pulling on the cord to make the unit work. Just pull the cord a few times to to chop/mince/blend your ingredients.
How fine or coarse your food is will depend on the number of pulls you do.
1 – 5 pulls for coarse, chunky cuts
6 – 10 pulls for medium to fine cuts
11 – 20 pulls for fine to very fine cuts
20 or more pulls for very fine of puree consistency.
The Brieftons Food Chopper is a versatile and indispensable kitchen tool that you will want to have on your kitchen counter at all times.
If you are looking for a great way to quickly chop items for a snack or meal, take a look at this Brieftons Food Chopper
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