KitchenAid 3-Cup Chef's Chopper, Chrome
by KitchenAid
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of KitchenAid 3-Cup Chef's Chopper, Chrome
Customer Review: careful
Summary: 1 Stars
Be careful when purchasing a KitchenAid countertop applicance. They could well discontinue it whenever they like. That happened to me with an 11C food processor. So now they will "offer" me a 30% discount on a new one (at bust-out retail) - ridiculous - or tell me to pound salt. So $250 is now worth less than the bowl. They did't make them and they don't support the parts (i.e. bowls, lids) for them. So be careful. They may leave you stranded if you buy the wrong one!Customer Review: Grat price but not an investment
Summary: 1 Stars
I bought this form Target. It worked as advertised. However, after chopping up some garlic, some of the small garlic bits got into the handle through multiple holes in the design where the cover and the work bowl locks into place with the motor.There is no way to clean off the bits stuck in the handle once it gets in there.
I'm planning on returning this unit.
Customer Review: Died after 1 year
Summary: 1 Stars
We loved this chopper until it died after 1 year and a few days. It had a 1 yr warranty, so no remedy. We've had other choppers & seems like they tend to die early. We used it occasionally, mainly for onions. I had one that I loved for 20+years & I sure wish I could get another. Unfortunately, I don't recall the brand but it looked like this one.Customer Review: Stopped worn down
Summary: 1 Stars
I got this to make baby food when my son was about 6 months old, I've only been able to use it a handfull of times because the mechanism that pivots when you close the lid has worn down, so it no longer pushes the button into the motor to make it work. I see no way to fix this, so now I am stuck with a $50 piece of garbage.