Does anyone own the KitchenAid 5 Cup Chopper in either corded or Cordless?

Mindy D · ‎05-23-2010

Does anyone own the KitchenAid 5 Cup Chopper in either corded or Cordless?
Has it lasted? Do you like it? If you own both, which works better, corded or cordless?

Can you puree a piece of cut up, boneless cooked chicken with gravy in it? Can you puree cooked meat, chicken or fish in it? Any other comments are welcome.

wagirl · ‎03-09-2010

I have 3 choppers--a 5 cup Ninja storm,corded, 3 cup one that you pull the handle and a 2 cup one that is the same as the 3 cup-- got the big one and I think the little one from the Q and the 3 cup one on HSN----all work great---depending on what you need them for. All werre under $30. Yes you can do the meats in them all. I chop up veggies, herbs and meat too. bread for crumbs, smooth out chunky sauces.-, nuts are good in them. IMO--a food processer works too, but a little more finesse is needed with that one or it will get too fine. Haven't chopped up hard cheeses yet. I do like whippng up eggs for scrambles--it works really good for that.

Just Bling · ‎03-10-2010

I have 2 and both are corded.

I had to laugh when you ask if they are still working........both of

mine are still working, they are nicely seated in the bottom of my cabinet.

Sorry couldn't resist. I wouldn't use a "chopper" for what you want, meat, it will pulverize it. Personally, I would actually look into a food processor. where you can pulse and not destroy your meat. I'm almost pretty sure you'll have baby food consistency with this chopper.. But that's my opinion.

Mindy D · ‎05-23-2010

@Just Bling wrote:
I have 2 and both are corded.

I had to laugh when you ask if they are still working........both of
mine are still working, they are nicely seated in the bottom of my cabinet.

Sorry couldn't resist. I wouldn't use a "chopper" for what you want, meat, it will pulverize it. Personally, I would actually look into a food processor. where you can pulse and not destroy your meat. I'm almost pretty sure you'll have baby food consistency with this chopper.. But that's my opinion.

@Just Bling @I want baby food consistency. Thank you.

Just Bling · ‎03-10-2010

@Mindy D wrote:
@Just Bling wrote:
I have 2 and both are corded.

I had to laugh when you ask if they are still working........both of
mine are still working, they are nicely seated in the bottom of my cabinet.

Sorry couldn't resist. I wouldn't use a "chopper" for what you want, meat, it will pulverize it. Personally, I would actually look into a food processor. where you can pulse and not destroy your meat. I'm almost pretty sure you'll have baby food consistency with this chopper.. But that's my opinion.
@Just Bling @I want baby food consistency. Thank you.

Then you have the right tool for the right job.