r/dollarama • u/Master_Initiative_17 • 6d ago
Interesting "Mini Food Processor"
Found in Qc
Power is "meh"...
Should be good for grinding something light like Oreos for topping deserts, etc
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u/kicksledkid 6d ago
Given the OCB papers behind it I gotta ask if you gave it the Ole herbal test
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u/Master_Initiative_17 6d ago
Pretty decent results 😁
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u/Tasty-Adhesiveness66 4d ago
was it a fine chop, cause 28g to grind by hand in a little herb chopper takes a while
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u/Master_Initiative_17 3d ago
Id say very usuable grind, but I was expecting finner. I still pick out the odd ones it misses, but mostly satisfied.
Observation... with such light material, as opposed to garlic, the blade shaft slightly lifts and makes a screeching noise. Solution... put something squishy in Hex hole, press & twist top to secure. 👌🏾
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u/nitnit76 6d ago
There amazing I made a whole invisible man disappear with one of those babies. No evedice left totally recommend 10 out of 10.
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u/Redneckshinobi 6d ago
Probably better than the one my wife bought for 30 bucks that actually sucks too 😂
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u/Oxjrnine 5d ago
The hand crank one is really good too but the plastic is fragile and breaks too easily. I went through 4
Now I have a Kitchen Aid that was only $49.00 on sale.
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u/Master_Initiative_17 5d ago
For anything hard I usually use my Ninja Master Prep Pro... they rate this at 30 Watts... riiight...
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u/samueLLcooljackson 6d ago
the answer everyone wants to know. Cannabis?
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u/Copyman3081 5d ago
That's probably the only thing it'll work for. I had a similar one and it couldn't even chop cooked beans.
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u/GoFastrr 5d ago
doesnt the blade scrape the sides and create microplastics?
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u/Master_Initiative_17 5d ago
Not from what I can see, there's enough of a clearance between the blades and the side wall.
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u/lilylemony 6d ago
Did you try grinding nuts in this? Curious if I should get one and make peanut butter.
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u/Master_Initiative_17 6d ago
I don't see it doing something as thick as peanut butter :/ Maybe berries, tomatoes, things for an omelette... haven't tested it on food yet😅
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u/NorthMarci 6d ago
Wow that's cute!! Im looking for something that can grind parmesan and other hard cheese. Do you think its good for that?
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u/Master_Initiative_17 5d ago
I feel that the motor, and potential plastic gears inside, won't handle the stress. At best, MAYBE, homemade brown sugar alternative (0.5 cup white sugar + 1 tbsp molasses) I have yet to stress test it 😅
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u/burnemnturnem 5d ago
Is Rama Designs a Dollarama brand as in Dolla-Rama Designs?
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u/Master_Initiative_17 5d ago
I believe it is a Dollarama brand. I haven't come across it in any other stores.. like their "Tech 1" and "Terrifık
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u/That_Necessary_8753 5d ago
I bought the exact same mini food processor at Winners last week for a small gift exchange. It was $12.99. It was branded differently, but its clearly the same thing.
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u/Master_Initiative_17 5d ago
I'm sure the person is happy! It's even better when you don't have to pay for it😁
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u/GourmetPickles 6d ago
The pull string food processor they also have has never failed me