Weston Fruit and Veggie Multi-Chopper (83-2014-W) with 3 Stainless Steel Blades and Storage Base

The product looks cheap and the blades are very flimsy so you have to be very careful of the items you use to put through it. The bottom has a couple of non-slip strips to avoid the chopper from sliding on your counter-top that really work. I'm satisfied with chopper, it does the job and I have freshly cut French fry's.

It's OK for the price, but is not as easy to clean and store as the Sabatier one we already own. But Sabatier no longer makes the product and we needed a new one. It really does not slice. What they describe as slicing is cutting french fry size 4-sided pieces. The Sabatier actually slices.Have used for a month and this morning, trying to cut a very small new potato, the 1/4 inch dicing blades completely shattered. Blades went in all directions as the plastic frame broke. Will not recommend.

I have used veggie choppers for a long time. Feeding a large family and preparing for holidays or even just yourself, this kitchen tool saves a lot of time and chops potatoes and onions, apples, and etc. in the manner you need. I love it. Use it almost daily.

The square cuts are very small. Celery gets stuck in the grid and had to use a toothpick to get it all out.

I like french fried potatoes but hate fried foods. With this device I can have "fries" anytime. This is the only chopper I found that actually works with raw potatoes. I have discarded two inferior products that either broke or did not cut. It is a little bulky but it cuts a potato easily in complete safety without making a mess.Here is my french fry process:Chop 2 or 3 washed potatoesLay them on a lightly oiled Pizza Pan made with holesSeperate the fries as much as possibleSpray the top of the fries lightlySalt and Pepper to taste25 -30 minutes in 425 oven

I like cutters that is fully from the top down instead of a handle that starts on one side and then to the other side. You get an even cut when the pressure is coming from the top down.

I read the reviews, gave it a try, its not worth it and I am returning mine.#1: The container that the veggies go into doesn't have an opening or a slide out, so when it's full, which would take a long time (see #2), and you lift it up, all your veggies fall out.#2: The blade are so small you can barely get a couple of slices of tomatoes into it.#3: The stands that slide into it, are quite short. What this equates into is the inability to lift it up without pulling it out of the holes EVERY SINGLE TIME to put any amount of veggies on the blades to chop.#4: The box says, "slices", chops...well not quite true. There is no slicer per se, there is like an "apple" type slicer but as for slicing onions, nope. Nothing with just straight blades, so in addition to this, you need to purchase another "slicer"...

So far, the Weston veggie chopper has worked flawlessly and has exceeded my expectations. It seems to be able to withstand the force of cutting potatoes without any problems. It’s difficult to store due to the spring loaded top. It should have a latch of some sort to keep the top from flying, and I mean flying, off. I use an oversized rubber band. Maybe something like that should be included with the product.

me gusto el diseño,lastima que no corta como dica

かなりの力をかけても切れない。具材が厚すぎるのかと思い、かなり薄めにカットしてから使用しても切れない。これでピクルスつくろうと楽しみにしてたので残念。

It kind of does the job. The reason I gave it only 3 stars is that the dicing mesh is lifted constantly while dicing onion or something like that. Also the dicing blades are already bent on mine. I kind of like it and I still use it but every time I have my doubts.

Basura no funciona

Just a so so product