Vidalia Chop Wizard
by Vidalia Chop Wizard
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Our Price: $27.99 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days Category: Kitchen See more product details |
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Kitchen and Housewares Reviews of Vidalia Chop Wizard
Customer Review: A must have kitchen accessory!
Summary: 5 Stars
The chopper cuts preparation time for so many dishes down! This is the best thing for Potato salads or any other dish that requires a lot of chopped veggies, cheese, hard boiled eggs...you name it it does it. Awesome unit!!Customer Review: Actually Works!
Summary: 5 Stars
I received this as a christmas gift and really didn't think it would stand up to anything but I was very surprised. I LOVE this thing! It's going to become my new favorite kitchen utensil. The cleaning comb is especially useful and makes it even easier to clean. I would DEFINITELY buy this product with NO hesitation!Customer Review: Alas, if only it was better made!
Summary: 2 Stars
We loved this wonderful little gadget, worked like a charm till the plastic base hinges broke off after only 5 months of use. We were easy on it, too, because I was suspect of plastic taking such hard use so it only went through the dishwasher 3 times(it states it is dishwasher safe) and we partially cooked potatos and carrots in the microwave before putting them through. We miss it - I looked for replacement trays but they do not make them. It is just not okay to have to buy another and throw this in the landfill. We are back to hand chopping.Customer Review: All hype, no help
Summary: 1 Stars
The Vidalia Chop Wizard looks good in the ad but fails in the kitchen. It probably is good for the muscular, brutish chefs who can slam the lever down dicing the food. However, the average person will find that a sledge hammer is the key to success. It simply takes too much force to operate the slicer. I gave this "Wizard" to my sister who has now gained new respect for her knife.Customer Review: Almost fabulous
Summary: 4 Stars
I like my Vidalia Chop Wizard very much. However, when I'm in a hurry I tend to go with the "cutting board technique"; this saves the scrubbing and washing. But when I have to cut several vegetables and/or fruits in a row,where I can just rinse in between items, I find the Vidalia to be an excellent kitchen tool.