Checkered Chef Stainless Steel Mezzaluna Salad & Vegetable Chopper
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About Checkered Chef Stainless Steel Mezzaluna Salad & Vegetable Chopper
Overall Feedback:
86% positive
78% liked the design, but 22% found it unattractive
The curvature of the board and knife are perfectly matched, making the blade rock and chop seamlessly. It also moves and scoops easily.
The design of our food chopper is insane.
82% appreciated the durability
The cutting board works as a sturdy flat and concave board.
The food-chopper is durable, keeps a sharp edge, and is safer than a chef style knife.
81% liked the easy cleaning, but 19% found it difficult to clean
It is easy to clean and can be put in the dishwasher.
The blades of the chopper are far enough apart for easy cleaning.
The bowl size and shape are perfect for effortlessly rocking the cutter back and forth and it is easy to clean.
The blades of my chopper are far enough apart for easy cleaning.
85% found it easy to use
I had difficulty chopping leafy things like herbs or leafy greens, but this Mezzaluna Knife Set with Cutting Board made it easy for me.
82% highlighted the efficiency
The food chopper cuts the food as fine as I need it with near zero effort.
The food-chopper cuts all the ingredients as fine as I need, with near zero effort.
78% highlighted the safety features, but 22% found them lacking
I like the safety cover of the food-chopper.
I love the covers that can be returned to the blades after washing and drying, which shows that the product has safety features.
For safety, I need to use a light touch and slow movement with the slick rounded stainless steel grip.
74% appreciated the versatility
I use it as a pizza cutter and it works very well.
I have difficulty chopping leafy things like herbs or leafy greens, but this Mezzaluna Knife Set with Cutting Board makes it easy for me.
