Fullstar Vegetable Chopper and Spiralizer - Food Chopper with Container, Fruit Slicer, Kitchen Gadgets & Accessories, Home Essentials (All in 1, White)

This little 4-in-1 kitchen beast didn’t just slice veggies—it sliced time off my life in the kitchen. I used to chop onions with the grace of a blindfolded raccoon. Now? I slap that lid down and suddenly I’m the Gordon Ramsay of Tuesday night stir-fry—with none of the yelling.Carrots? Cubed. Zucchini? Spiraled into submission. Onions? Diced so fast they don’t even have time to make me cry. Even my bell peppers are starting to fear me.The built-in container is a game-changer. It catches everything like a responsible adult I aspire to be, and it means no more rogue onion bits hiding under the toaster until next Thursday.Pro tip: the blades are sharper than my comebacks, so don’t get cocky during cleanup. One moment you’re channeling your inner chef, the next you’re explaining a mysterious finger bandage to coworkers.Final verdict: If you want to feel like a culinary wizard without actually learning knife skills, this is your Excalibur. Chop on, my friend.

I have an extremely small space to work with - no kitchen counter and not a full sink. A gadget like this helps save me a lot of work and frustration with food prep. I could immediately use it and it was easy to clean with a rinse then put in the dishwasher. It cut up firmer things very well but struggled with finer foods and leafy foods like lettuce, blackberries, or kiwi. I made the delicious food bowl with a couple add-ins and it was fresh and delicious for days! A wonderful addition to my pantry! Also it is fun and slightly therapeutic to slap the thing and make food out of it.

This would get a 5 star from me except my husband and I have both been brutally sliced by the blades. I think the product works great, chops in a jiffy with minimal effort. However, while trying to unattach the small blades square I touched the blade (not pushed on or messed with, literally barely touched) and sliced my finger open. My husband had done the same thing on the last use. The Caution writing is the same color as the unit so not easily seen. We love the functionality of this, but given how difficult the unit is to clean we have to run it through the dishwasher and worry our kids will slice their hands if they handle it. It would have been ideal for there to be greater safety considerations put into fool-proofing around the blades, even the storage of them doesn’t seem safe and well thought out. Simple plastic sheets to cover them could have done wonders. If you have kids who do the dishes, be sure to take time to familiarize yourself and educate those using the unit.

I recently purchased the Fullstar Vegetable Chopper, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my kitchen. The variety of blades allows me to chop, dice, and slice vegetables with ease, significantly reducing my prep time. It’s especially helpful when preparing meals for the week or making large salads.The chopper is sturdy and feels durable, handling everything from onions to carrots without any issues. Cleaning is straightforward, and the compact design makes it easy to store. Overall, it’s a great tool that has streamlined my cooking process.

I had actually forgotten I purchased this product because I became ill right after receiving it. My doctor recently recommended the FODMAP diet, so I pulled this product out and went to work. I don't think I use as most people do as I can't have onions, garlic, or mushrooms...however, I can have aged cheddar cheese, which I purchased from Wisconsin via Amazon and this works quit well in making cubes out of the big chunks of cheese. I just cut the larger chunks in half, and they fit perfectly on the grate. In less than a minute, I have made numerous chunks out of the entire block and move onto the next one. I also make hard boiled eggs by the half dozen, take the shell off, slice them in half, place them on the grate, and viola', I have eggs for my tuna salad, regular salad, or whatever. Dicing potatoes, and baby carrots, are a breeze to toss with some olive oil and put in the oven. I'm disabled so I can only stand for a few minutes at a time. But the lid on this makes it easy for me to step away for a few minutes to get my strength back. It's a real game changer for me since I have been unable to prepare my own food for quite some time. When it's time to replace it, I will get the 6 in one, so I have the egg slicer attachment it shows in one of the videos. For the price, and all it can do...It's worth it to me if I have to buy a new one every 6 months. It's well worth the money.

I had a small problem the cleaning tools were missing and the wonderful people in the customer service department went above and beyond. So happy with this dicer. I previously bought 2 different brands and I can not tell you how much better the quantity is. Well done on the product and your amazing team in customer support

The price for this project was really great. I was looking for something affordable with many attachments and different uses. This has various attachments to use for a different slicing options. It came with a cleaning brush and a handheld vegetable peeler.The speed at which this machine cuts vegetables is amazing. I pre-washed celery, cucumbers, radishes, and hard boiled eggs, and it took me under a minute to chop all of them and put them into containers.It definitely helps with my meal prepping plans as everything is nicely accessible in my fridge, ready to go for salads, wraps, or snacksThere is a locking mechanism on it, as well as a sticker, warning, not to touch the blade as it is incredibly sharp, which I think is helpful as I probably would have touched it had I not seen that

So this is good if you have a ton of onions to chop because it saves time. But if you have one onion, then skip it, because it takes more effort then to wash the thing. And the chopper part is super sharp and while washing it the first time I sliced my finger. I bought it because my friend had one, and I was envious and thought I needed one too. It's just another thing I have to drag out, but admittedly I cook a lot. It's a pain in the ass to clean though.