TefalXXL Electric Chopper, 2L Durable Heat Resistant Glass Bowl, Storage Lid, 4 Stainless Steel Blades, 2 Speeds, Food Processor, Dips, Hummus, Fruit & Vegetable

Although we've only had it a couple of weeks, it's pretty good. Over the Easter holiday I used it to grate a mountain of parmesan and pecorino cheese, it didn't skip a beat. It also turned a very fresh half loaf of sliced white bread into crumbs.Of the 2 speeds, I tend to give,whatever I'm grating or chopping, half a dozen short bursts on the slow speed and finish off with 4 or 5 slightly more prolonged hits with the quicker speed, say no more than 5 to 10 seconds.It didn't get hot. A bit noisy but, it does spin the blades at a ferocious speed, even on the slower setting. Easy to set up, dismantle and clean. It doesn't take up much room. Definitely a worthy addition to any kitchen.

Really good item. Quick and fast and holds alot of food when blended! Good and easy clean

Absolutely love it 🤩. The size of the chopper is perfect for 500g meat to be minced and mixed with herbs or seasonings. It blends very well within 1-2 minutes and the meat gets sticky quickly. This is an excellent tool for Chinese meat balls, beef balls and fish balls as it helps making the balls chewy and bouncy. Once you start using it, you won't want any other brand or size for your cooking. I will highly recommend this product.

The media could not be loaded. That issue is the top blade can come off easy, now it probably won't fly off because it's being closed at the top, but it slides off easy, don't think there will be any issues from this though. I think what annoyed me the most was the fact the product photos made it look like it was wireless food chopping, but it actually has a wire AC 3 pin plug so sorry the photo's are missleading. Would be instant 5 star if they would make this wireless with a 20,000mah battery.I liked the size of the jar, it's made out of glass, everything was easy to clean with detergent and hot water, just the jar and blades need cleaning the lids as well, it's not dishwash or microwave safe unfortunately. Blades are REALLY shaarp, I suggest warning here, if you get this, I almost cut myself trying to see if it can lock in place, it can't lock so don't try, and be careful you don't cut yourself.Good product though, chops everything I wanted mixed vegetables turned sliced and diced. It is 500watts so will use a lot of power, but not going to use it for longer than 30 seconds. Which is the limit. It be better if it automatically went off after 30 secoonds. To prevent overheating or motor damage I think that's why it's 30 seconds limit at a time, that's all that I needed anyway, had to count in my head.1 and 2 on the top is the normal and turbo, I think I would prefer these:--To make it spin faster so a 3 on top too.--Onboard battery 20+k mah to make it wireless.--Ability to lock blades for piece of mind, but have an easy way to unlock them too.--Larger glass jar.I think it's good for the price 35 quid with what you get.

The media could not be loaded. I am fairly impressed with this compact food processor. I have an all singing all dancing one by Magimix, which I love, but its large so I don’t keep it out all the time, so I don’t want to use it for smaller jobs, and now I don’t have to as this one from Tefal feels that requirement admirably. The good thing is it’s small but not too small at 2 litre capacity (for preparing up to 1 litre of food).When taking out of its box and putting it together I did find the pictorial instructions a bit difficult to follow, but then I much prefer words with pictures, so of the pictures don’t make sense you can usually figure out what is being directed based on the words. In the box you get the 2 litre glass bowl, the motor, lid, a further storage lid and a silicone ring to go underneath the unit, and finally in use two very sharp blade attachments (thankfully these come with covers, but you still need to be very careful when fitting, as you need to fit them unsheathed). The instructions made me laugh as nearly every picture shows a finger with blood dripping from it as a warning! I did manage to still nick my finger, as I tried to figure out how to install the blades in the bowl even though I was being careful! Keep the sheaths so you can use them when stored to protect little fingers as well as your own when storing.The processor works very well as you would expect and made a good job of turning bread into breadcrumbs, amongst a myriad of other uses, but one thing I do find strange is that the entire unit with its constituent parts seems to just rest together rather click in sturdily, which I find most odd. Don’t get me wrong as it still does the job, but I just don’t get why it’s designed that way, so the blades, the top and the motor are a bit wobbly. I tired to make it sturdy as figured I must have done something wrong, but if so I can’t see what!For the good value price of £39.99 currently, you receive a good quality product, with a slightly odd design but made with quality materials including the Borosilicate glass bowl. Everything bar the motor is dishwasher safe and you can store the motor in the bowl with the blades for compact cupboard storage. . There’s a lot to like with this mini food processor from Tefal, but comes with a few odd design choices and not the best instructions. Three stars from me overall.

Very good quality! Fast results with the super sharp blades! I am satisfied 100%

Fantastic! Very powerful.Easy to use and a really good size.

Like this very much. Makes short work of my carrots making soup. No more time consuming and elbow wearing grating. Also frozen cubes of spinach. This will be so handy for many foodstuffs.