Brieftons Quickpull food chopper

Ive had other manual choppers before and honestly they just didnt do it for me. They either didnt chop it or they fell apart within a couple uses. I decided to try a chopper one last time but this time I decided to get one that was a little different from the last kinds I had where you just push a button to chop. I decided to get Brieftons Quickpull food chopper because of a few features it had that I hadnt seen before.

This chopper is small yet very effective in its chopping. First off lets go over the parts of it. There is the container that holds the food. On one side of it is is marked in OZ (goes up to 29oz) and other side its ML. This container is used during the chopping process and you can also use it to store the chopped items after you are done.

Next we have the chopping blades. These are 3 stainless steel blades that are staggered at the bottom of the rod to give a multidimensional cut. The second piece is a blending piece. This is just all plastic and is used to blend all your chopped foods after you have used. Finally there is a fresh keep lid so that you can keep your food fresh after chopping and blending it.

So how well does it actually work? On the instructions, it is recommended that soft foods be broken down into golf ball sized and hard to chop foods to even smaller size. When it comes to chopping, you simply pull the green handle. It kinda of is like starting a lawnmower in terms of pulling it. The more you pull it and it retracts back in, making the blades turn. In my video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWfBYTKEKbI) I used 10 grapes and it did a great job at chopping them up!

Overall Im really impressed by this chopper for it being a manual one. Its easy to use and it actually chops up the food like an electric one does. If you want to purchase this great chopper, you can click here. I did get this at a full promotional discount for my unbias review in return.