Ninja Food Chopper Express Chop with 200-Watt, 16-Ounce Bowl
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About Ninja Food Chopper Express Chop with 200-Watt, 16-Ounce Bowl
Overall Feedback:
75% positive
91% highlighted its easy cleaning, whereas 9% found it difficult to clean
I have to monitor the sides and scrap occasionally because the food processor will miss pieces stuck to the side.
91% appreciated its versatility
I was able to dehydrate garlic using this food processor and it worked well. I had to tilt the garlic and scrape the sides, but it still worked. I am looking forward to trying it with paprika and some herbs.
I have used the food processor to chop various ingredients like celery, onions, tomatoes for salsa and also made ham salad. All turned out perfect every time.
I use the food processor to chop onions for Indian meals and to finely chop carrots for soup. It is small, easy to clean and durable, making it a versatile tool based on my experience.
90% liked its powerful motor, while 10% found it underpowered
While chopping frozen fruit, my motor heats up and shuts off for 15 minutes.
The motor only works with the unit it came with due to an extra lip on the bottom.
94% liked how easy it is to use
The food processor is easy to set up and uses simple ingredients available at a local grocery store or vegetable market.
I tried using this food processor to grind garlic powder and it worked well. I had to tilt the garlic and scrape the sides but it still worked.
I use the food processor almost every day to make Indian food, cutting ginger, garlic, and green chillies in different ways depending on the recipe.
91% liked its durable build, yet 9% found it flimsy
I noticed hairline cracks on the bottom of the container's plastic in the past 8 months.
