Cut Your Meal Prep Time in Half—Guaranteed
16 cutting styles in one compact tool, so you can chop a week's worth of veggies in minutes instead of grinding through it by hand.
- Save 2+ hours every week on chopping.
- Eat more fresh, healthy meals with less effort.
- Dice onions with zero tears and zero mess.
How Much Time Are You Wasting Chopping?
Most home cooks spend 15–20 minutes chopping per meal; that's over 2 hours a week and 100+ hours a year just cutting vegetables.
Your new chopper lets you process a full board of veggies in seconds with consistent, even cuts—no knife skills required.
You could save
7.3 hours per month
16 Cutting Styles, One Compact Prep Station
Swipe through to see all 16 ways this one tool replaces a drawer full of gadgets.
Fine Dice
Restaurant‑style cubes for onions, peppers, and aromatics that cook evenly and look pro.
Medium Dice
Perfect for tomatoes, potatoes, stews, and chunky salsas that actually hold their texture.
Large Dice
Hearty chunks for sheet‑pan dinners, roasts, and one‑pot comfort meals.
Thin Slice
Paper‑thin cucumbers, radishes, and garnishes for salads and snack trays.
Thick Slice
Substantial rounds for grilling, roasting, and layered bakes like ratatouille.
Julienne
Matchstick cuts for stir‑fries, slaws, veggie sticks, and zucchini fries.
Fine Shred
Delicate ribbons for coleslaw, taco toppings, and sandwich crunch.
Coarse Grate
Ideal for cheese, zucchini, carrots, and crispy hash browns.
Egg Separator
Clean yolk/white separation for baking, breakfast, and high‑protein recipes.
Storage Container
Built‑in catch bin with lid so chopped veggies go straight to the fridge, not all over your board.
Tear‑Free Onion Chopping
Keep your hands away from the blade and your eyes away from the fumes for fast, no‑cry onions.
Garlic Mincing
Ultra‑fine garlic and ginger in seconds—no sticky knife, no lingering smell on your fingers.
Herb Chopping
Evenly chopped parsley, cilantro, and more so fresh herbs actually mix in instead of clumping.
Nut Chopping
Consistent pieces for salad toppers, oatmeal, brownies, and snack mixes.
Fruit Prep
Dice apples, strawberries, kiwi, and more for fruit salads, yogurt bowls, and kid snacks.
Cheese Grating
Fresh parmesan, cheddar, and hard cheeses on demand for pasta, tacos, and casseroles.
From 30 Minutes of Chopping to 5 Minutes Flat
Before
Knife only
3 cutting boards, dull knife, uneven pieces, onion tears, messy counter. Chopping for a family meal can easily take 20–30 minutes and leave you exhausted before you even start cooking.
After
With Vegetable Chopper
One tool, built-in container, tidy counter, perfectly even cuts. Load, press, done—veggies for salads, stir-fries, soups, and snacks ready in a fraction of the time.
Meal Prep Made Stupid‑Simple
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Salads & Bowls
Chop cucumbers, tomatoes, peppers, onions, and toppings for big salad bowls in minutes, with uniform pieces that look and taste better.
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Stir‑Fries & One‑Pan Dinners
Pre‑chop a whole tray of mixed veggies so weeknight dinners hit the pan in under 5 minutes.
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Sunday Meal Prep
Batch dice veggies for the whole week so healthy eating becomes the default, not the dream.
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Baby Food & Soft Veggies
Finely chop or mince veggies for soups, purées, and kid‑friendly bites without dragging out a huge food processor.
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Onions, Garlic, and Herbs
Get super‑fine dice without crying over the cutting board or getting everything stuck to your knife.
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Why Not Just Use a Knife or Food Processor?
| Feature / Task | Vegetable Chopper | Knife Only | Food Processor |
|---|---|---|---|
| Speed for big batches | Very fast | Slow, repetitive | Fast but overkill for small batches |
| Consistent, even pieces | Yes | Depends on skills | Yes, but often too fine |
| Setup & cleanup time | Quick | Quick | Longer (multiple parts) |
| Ideal for small quantities | Yes | Yes | No, not efficient |
| Onion tears & mess | Minimal | High | Low but more to clean |
| Storage space | Compact | Minimal | Bulky |
Make Meal Prep Faster, Not Harder
Frequently asked questions
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Yes—manual vegetable choppers are designed to process multiple cuts with a single press, which can significantly reduce chopping time compared with using a knife for big batches.
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A knife gives you maximum control but takes longer and demands more skill, while the chopper gives you fast, repeatable cuts, less mess, and tear‑reduced onion chopping in a contained container.
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Food processors are great for huge batches and purees, but they're bulkier, take longer to set up and clean, and often over‑process veggies when you just want neat, uniform pieces.
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No—the main container is not dishwasher safe; a quick hand wash with warm, soapy water keeps it clear and prevents warping or clouding over time.
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Blades and small accessories can be rinsed, then placed on the top rack if desired, but hand‑washing is recommended to keep them sharper and avoid trapped food in tight crevices.
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The included cleaning comb is designed to push out stuck bits from the grid; rinsing right after use and using a small brush or comb keeps cleanup quick and avoids dried‑on pieces.
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Yes—by enclosing the onion pieces in the container, you greatly reduce exposure to the vapors that cause tears compared with chopping on an open board.
