KitchenAid Go Top Down Chopper teholeikkuri, musta

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Whilst I have the mini food chopper for larger quantities, I wanted something more suited to chopping herbs and smaller quantities. This fits the bill perfectly, good quality and well designed, with the added bonus of being cordless, so can be used where there are no sockets. Also love that additional bowls with lids are available. The chopped cherry on the cake was 40% off for a second item!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This cordless chopper runs on the same removable battery you use for other KitchenAid portable tools—so you can prep wherever you like, no cords required. Toss in nuts, fruit or small cuts of meat, hit the button, and everything’s chopped in seconds. Cleanup and assembly are just as straightforward: snap the bowl and blade apart, rinse or pop them in the dishwasher. It zips through fresh ingredients but doesn’t have the muscle for anything even slightly frozen. The container walls are fairly soft, so if a nut shell slips in you might notice a few scratches—but it’s hardly a deal-breaker. Overall, it’s a fantastic little gadget that helps you mix up your meals without buying a big, expensive appliance.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Okay, so I just got my hands on the KitchenAid Go Cordless Top-Down Chopper, and honestly, it's a game-changer for someone like me who loves to cook but hates endless chopping.

First off, the cordless aspect is a dream. Seriously, no more dragging out a huge food processor or trying to find an outlet that isn't already claimed by the coffee maker or toaster. I can grab it, chop what I need right on my cutting board, and put it away. It's so liberating! I've used it to quickly dice onions without crying a river, mince garlic in seconds, and even whip up some fresh salsa. The "top-down" design is super intuitive too – you press down, and it does its thing. No fiddling with lids or locking mechanisms.

It's surprisingly powerful for its size, tackling everything from soft herbs to harder carrots without a struggle. Clean-up is a breeze too, which is a massive plus for me. The parts are dishwasher-safe, and since it’s so compact, it doesn’t take up half the dishwasher rack.

My only minor gripe is that you do have to remember to charge it. But honestly, the battery life has been impressive so far, and I haven't been caught off guard yet. If you prep a lot of veggies or just want to speed up everyday cooking, this little chopper is a serious contender. It's quickly become one of my favourite kitchen gadgets!