[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Kitchaid 3.5 Cup Food Chopper is a very sturdy well made product! The lid firmly snaps tightly and firmly into place and it chops food very well! The blade and bowl can go in the dishwasher for easy cleanup!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this item a couple of months ago because I wanted to learn to make my own salsa. This chopper is great for cutting and blending the ingredients. Now if I could just figure out which peppers are an introduction to hell, lol.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Got this so that I could make more pasta sauces and sauces in general. Love how quick it works and it chops things in the exact size that I need them to be. It is small enough to fit in my apartment and is great for meal prep and preparing food for dinner parties. Can't recommend it enough!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Since buying, I have been using my food chopper almost every day. It has been very efficient and helped me make extras for my salads and sauces for my meals. My only regret is not buying a bigger size because I didn't think I would need it!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I really love my food chopper. It is perfect for so many things when I'm prepping food. I use it in so many ways and it so easy to use and clean. I'm so glad I upgraded from my mini chopper. I have been able to get so much more done in one shot. I am super happy with my purchase.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I recently got the KitchenAid 3.5 Cup Food Chopper, in black. We have had a similar KitchenAid Food Chopper for over a decade. It's a little powerhouse. My wife, who is the accomplished cook in the house, uses it so much that she wanted a backup. The review is from her perspective, which I tried to capture. In the box you get the chopper motor housing, the 3.5 cup container, with locking lid and with drizzle spout and pour spout, the blade/shaft/adapter, and documentation. Key notes include the fact that the container and all items that fit in the container/on the container are top-rack dishwasher safe. The construction of the motor housing and other components are all KitchenAid quality… very durable, especially when compared to other manufacturers. Blades are super sharp, as one would expect. And the cord included is substantial, yet fits neatly around the housing to keep the cord organized when not in use. In addition, the feet on the bottom of the housing keep the unit in place when chopping, while reducing vibration. Ingenious. The sturdy lid (and the chopper container) lock solidly into place to ensure that neither comes loose while in use. Neither she nor I knew what the hole was for on the lid of our current chopper. And, given we now had the instructions for the new chopper, we decided to check them out. Low and behold, the hole is a drizzle spout for slowly adding in oils to dressings, etc., without having to remove the locked lid. Will wonders never cease? The chopper offers two speeds (chop and puree) and a pulse option. You lock the lid and body in place and hold down the integrated pulse/on “button” on the lid (by the handle, where your thumb would be as you hold the container, if you were pouring it) to chop or puree. The unit will not turn on unless the lid and body are securely locked in place. You pulse by quickly pressing and releasing the pulse/on button. Make sure to read the instructions if you have any questions (I wish we would've years ago). They're very clear and easy to read. But, even without the instructions, this thing is super easy to use and has a very powerful motor. My wife has made chimichurri with it (parsley, garlic, and oil) for steaks, salsa, pico de gallo, peanut butter, and a ton of other things. According to her, it's great for chopping/mincing onions for burgers, awesome for chopping nuts for baking and for use as ice cream toppings, and excellent at chopping fruits for jams. I asked her for her overall rating, she said that it's a solid five-star. I asked her why. She said that the KitchenAid 3.5 cup chopper that we currently have has served her well for years. And, showing true KitchenAid quality, while the one we have isn't showing signs of slowing down yet… even after years of hard use… after trying this one to make sure it worked just as well, cleaning it up and storing it for when our current one eventually calls it quits, she said that she has no problem recommending this little gem to others. Give the KitchenAid 3.5 cup chopper a go folks. You won't be disappointed.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This processor is perfect for meeting single serving needs. It's always cumbersome using my full size processor being a single person. The smaller size of this is fantastic. It works well without issue, easy to clean, and would absolutely recommend this to anyone.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I'm really impressed with this mini chopper.  I love how easy it is to use! All you have to do is set it for CHOP or PUREE, and then lightly press down the lid. You can pulse it, or you can hold it down for more time.  I like pulsing it a little at a time.  I tried it out with something simple. I make these amazing 3 ingredient energy bars with super ripe bananas, oats, and chocolate chips.  I always blend the oats a bit to make the bars creamier. I did about 4-5 pulses, and it came out perfect.  In my other mini chopper, it always took longer, and the unit smelled like the motor was burning every time I used it.  This chopper worked perfectly.  The unit didn't strain at all. It really is a quality piece of machinery.  I also like the opening on top for pouring in liquids. That's a great idea.  I wish the words, CHOP and PUREE weren't the same color as the unit. They are very hard to see.  You do get used to CHOP to the left and PUREE to the right.  The only thing that is a little troublesome is the two piece lid.  It is very hard to separate the black plastic from the clear plastic for a deeper cleaning.  I'm afraid it will break.  I have yet to be successful in separating them.  Other than that, I really love this small kitchen appliance. Definitely 5 stars if it weren't for that two piece lid.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had a Cuisinart before it started falling apart. This KitchenAid, though, is far better. I like the setting lever and the on/off button on the handle. So easy to use and very effective at chopping and blending.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We replaced a too-large food processor that barely got used with this one that's small enough to keep on the countertop all the time. It chops well and is easy to keep clean. I love the ability to add oil or other liquids with the top on, and it looks great with the matching stand mixer. A great purchase all around!