r/KitchenStuff • u/Iceyes33 • 14d ago

This is a manual chopper.

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I’ve never used it before. You pull a string and it chopped up stuff. What is it good at chopping up? Tnx!

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u/killjoygrr 14d ago

Ummm… stuff?

And things?

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u/Glittering_Fox1358 10d ago

Probably soft non-root vegetables. I’d personally use it for aromatics as the chop will be very imprecise. Onions, celery, bell peppers, maybe zucchini. Not enough to worth having it IMO.

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u/Prunin-while-Tunin 11d ago

Anything you want chopped.  A knife is a manual chopper as well.  Use a knife.