Nemco (56500-2) 3/8" Chop Easy Chopper II
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A difference is the larger cutting area, which makes it more convenient for users who will use it all day. For casual users and users who will use it once or twice a month, the easy chopper 1 is the best option, however for everyday use, the easy chopper 2 is required
I'm sure you can get it done easily
Buy it for its flavor and not for the For chopping potatoes, they sell a wall mounted unit that is much better. Onions are the one vegetable this will chop that is the most dense. For example, tomatoes, bell peppers, pickles, etc. are all great to use. In your case I would recommend the easy chopper 2, since it has a larger chopper area and so you don't have to cut the thins in half before you chop them.
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Both Vollrath and Nemco make good dicers however, I prefer Nemco's more because it is taller, bigger, and more robust while Vollrath's have a bigger cutting area (5") and look more professional. A couple of pics from my Vollrath 5 . The zero dicer user experience is not as good as it could be. The company tells me that it is not going to offer warranty for buyers who exclusively use the software for non-governmental purposes The tips of their pusher block can be easily cut off for commercial purposes, and they will leave small black plastic pieces in the bowl mixed with the Because the cut was deep, if I wasn't careful, I might have eaten them without even realizing it I was not able to notice the off pieces since they were so small. On the other hand, not only do Nemco's products not have Vollrath's silly warranty restrictions for end users but also their guide rods feature more robust supports Nemco puts its guide rods diagonally across the square cutting area, while Vollrath places theirs at the centers of the opposite corners. This causes the square cutting area to wobble, and that is why the cut has a tendency to get out of square. The pusher block of Vollarth's machine has all of its off tips located on the opposite end columns. In contrast to Vollrath's case, I have not found any elements of Nemco's pusher block that have been cut off, as in As well as its blade, I find it appealing In comparison with Vollrath's expensive whole blade and housing replacement, this is the only replacement option.
As a result of all the cutting required and the time it takes, I do not make salads. I can see myself using this quite a bit. I discovered that it is a very effective way of grinding peppers, onions, tomatoes, and many more. There are no pieces of olive. I took a lot of strength munching on carrots In order to cut the carrots, I cut them lengthwise and then I diced them Next, cut the length in half & In order for the carrots to go through the blade grid, I had to be as aggressive as possible with the plunger. I then got the idea to chop up sundried tomatoes with it, which was a terrible idea There was a banging sound as the sundried tomatoes hit the rubber grid A large amount of material has been slammed The last thing I will do is do that. It is broken into three pieces and I have taken them apart As my shower hose is extremely powerful, I used that to blast them in the bathtub, which helped get rid of the gunk in the rubber top and around the fittings. A blade. To cube cheese with this method would probably be a mess as well. In the end, I got the 3/8 inch & 1/4 inch They're perfect for salads since they're the right size for vegetables. There was an onion and a few pieces of garlic in the dish It was about an inch and a half long, with a diameter of about 3/8 inch. It's not quite clear how that happened, and you can always run them through the chopper again if necessary. My choice was the Nemco Chopper 2 (the bigger one with the bigger blade platform), however I think the Chopper 1 version with the smaller grid would have been more suitable to me. To put this on the grid, you will need to do some chopping (cut the onion in half or quarters, cut/ core the pepper or apple) Using the big or the small one would require that you enter this information twice.
My question is this do I have to believe other people's reviews, since my item is not working. It is extremely difficult to push down one of the two poles as one is slightly bent. Thankfully, I was able to get a replacement within a short period of time.
The quality of this item is superb and it's made in the US.
I find it much easier to do my job this way.
It was excellent.
Once you've used a knife to dice tomatoes or onions, you'll never go back! huge bowl of pico de gallo in 1/4 the time it would have taken with a knife. It was just as good or better than what I would have made with a knife. The cilantro had to be chopped by hand and the lime had to be squeezed by hand as well.
Root vegetables, such as beets and sweet potatoes, are especially good for me. With a kitchen knife, they are always challenging to dice, and dangerous to slice, too. Last month, I cut my thumb quite severely while dicing a sweet potato with a knife and vowed to find a better way to do it. With the Nemco Easy Chopper II, the job was quickly and easily done! There are only a few things I wish I had known about In the photo (above), I am using the Nemco to peel and quarter three large sweet potatoes. They passed effortlessly through the Nemco's blades. The product I purchased is perfect for me!.
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