Vegetable Chopper Pro Onion Chopper - Mandoline Slicer Dicer Cutter & Grater - Strongest & 30% Heavier Duty - 11 Blade Food Chopper Slicer Dicer - Fruit and Cheese Cutter, Veggie Chopper by Zalik

I appreciate the owner reached out to me for review , I bought this expensive chopper considering it would solve a lot of vegetable cutting needs , some of the things i observed and i wish if this can be improved:1) I started with micro chopper for Onions , the one which we get from Costco , they are BIG , i had to cut it in 4 pieces and then i tried in this chopper , it required me to put a lot of power , also the plastic lid was not thick enough , and lid is not robust enough to accommodate the push, was getting bend and still was unable to cut onions.2) Big size chopper are better , but micro sized chopping blades requires a lot of push.3) while chopping , the LID i tried to close but it does not get locked, while cutting vegetables the whole lid get misplaced.4) Cleaning brush is good but i wish if there would have been something easier or simpler.Things which i liked about this product: - good case for sharp blades, chopper container is big , nice brush to clean , if cutting onions/bell peppers/tomatoes in little bigger size this does a good jobSince this is my 1st chopper i may be over expecting from a chopper , however i see some improvements like :1) Ergonomic design , as it takes a lot of push to cut vegetables right , my family tried they could not cut the vegetables as it required a lot of effort.2) the LID should have been little more thicker as when we push lid plastic get turned towards bottom.3) micro chopper should be more sharp as it could not cut onions for me.4) Lid should be able to get locked as while cutting vegetable LID comes out easily.5) no instructional documentation or video to learn the best techniques to cut vegetables.5) One more blade which helps cut vegetables in bigger size(may be 4 pieces for onions/tomatoes) which then can be used for micro chopping.6) Cleaning head is difficult with small brush which is not strong enough.7) a lot more power to cut hard vegetables , i do not know how this can be improved but this is my biggest ask...7/1 Update: I have been using it , besides a lot of push to cut vegetables and soft Lid , this chopper have been working good.

I love this chopper! I saw Barry Lewis using something very similar on his "My Virgin Kitchen" channel on youtube and was intrigued. As I continued to watch his videos, more and more I HAD to have this! (Not sure his is this one, but the concept is the same). Found this and decided to take the plunge. I felt like the price was reasonable and it seemed to have a load of attachments that might come in handy.Anyway, I hate chopping onions - sorry - full disclosure - I'm a lazy cook and hate chopping anything. I want to be rich so I can pay someone to chop onions...carrots, celery, garlic, shred cheese, make potato salad, roast beef, prepare chicken kiev (which is harder than it looks), manage my caloric intake, walk the dog, massage my lower back, and pay my bills. "Get married!" you may snort in derision. That didn't work out so well the first time and I'm way happier alone.Except for the chopping thing.So I bought the Zalik Vegetable Chopper Slicer Dicer Cutter etc. The blades are surprisingly sharp, so take care. And while the Chopper does not walk the dog or pay my bills, what it does, it does very well! Diced onions - one still has to take the skin off and quarter the onion - or make it manageable for the chopper - put it in the lid, push the top down and BLAM - diced onions! Diced onions all captured in a lovely bowl; not all over my counter, or falling off my counter...onto the nose of Gunner Beagle who is POISED to consume everything that may find it's way to the floor.I have not used any of the other attachments yet, but there are a LOT of them and I'm looking forward to seeing how well it does.Gunner, however, will be consigned to a life of frustrated anticipation.

This is a great slicer, but I did find some issues with it.PROS-Most of the implements fit in the base for storage.-Each of the blades work very well and give you what you were expecting.- The base does not slide or move while you are using it.-Mostly very easy clean up.CONS:-ALL of the implements do not fit in the base for storage.- The handle has spikes to hold the object you're slicing however it is terrible! When you get semi close to the blade, the spikes are still there hitting the blade. To lift the blade up, you need to pull the hand hold up, however you are using that to move the veggie across the blade. No logical way to do it. I use a pot holder instead.- The dicer....worked great but getting it clean was a huge job!! The little bit were stuck in the little squares on the lid. Spraying with the spayer got some, then I was using tweezers, sprayer, tweezers, sprayer. It took an hour, while it took only minutes to dice an onion and bell pepper.I would recommend this because it is simple and fast to set up, use, and clean typically. I use the slicer almost every night for cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, and carrots.

This product looked promising, took it out of box tested the grater blade to grate carrots for carrot cake, carrot came out mushy (disappointed). But not all is lost, gonna try all blades. I like that it is easy to put together and wash.