Ninja Food Chopper Express Chop with 200-Watt, 16-Ounce Bowl for Mincing, Chopping, Grinding, Blending and Meal Prep (NJ110GR)

Thoughtfully designed, powerful, perfect
We were looking for exactly this and there are not many of this kind — a hand-held type chopper with a compact form, not a “mini” appliance type food processor with a base that takes up a lot of cabinet room. This is shaped like a large can or bottle and sits right in the pantry next to those. It handles garlic and nuts flawlessly. We like the clear container and especially the lid for that, which has a flip-top over the hole in the middle that lets you keep it covered to store in the fridge.

This is a very good and versatile chopper !!!
First, This is a long winded review, I am over 60 Dad who loves to cook and bake and now lives alone with just my dog (Lucy).I do have two wonderful adult boys who are out on there own.I bought this a few years ago because they would come over for dinner without any warning.They really looked forward to our meals together whether it was a big spread for dinner or some delicious waffles for breakfast. It never mattered what time of day it was, they knew when they were here I would prepare something delicious.But I found I needed a chopper to speed up my prep time !!They enjoy my cooking because I take the time to make my food, unlike many who open cans or boxes and we’re never taught how to cook or bake.I have had this for a couple of years, I originally bought it to chop up some veggies, and to speed up my prep time and it did a great job.At that time I was enjoying cooking and doing quite a bit, and trying to make everything from scratch.But as time went by the kids had moved into the fast lane of life and I have no regrets, but making a big dinner for one (me) just got to be too much.So my little chopper started living in the pantry (I actually forgot I even had it).I want to mention that I have a full sized have a Cuisinart Food processor, but to get it out of the pantry and to actually use it, was just a pain. It was too big for what I needed.I also want to mention that I also have a little Havanese (Lucy) who is my more than just a dog, she is my companion/friend.So recently Lucy got sick, still not sure what is or was wrong with her since I am still treating her.I had done a lot of research and had put her on a rice and boiled chicken diet. This works pretty good, but cutting up the cooked chicken was not really doing what I needed. Then I remembered this little chopper. I got it out of the pantry, cleaned it up, and put it back to work. It really does a fantastic job of cutting up the chicken and at the same time blending the chicken and rice and some of her dry food together. Fantastic!!! Problem solved, now she eats all of her food, instead of just finding the chicken and pushing the rest out on the floor. I am already coming up with some other uses for this little chopper. And if it get worn out or if it develops some cracks, whatever, I will just get another one. In fact I may just get another to have on hand. I see a lot of comments about cleaning the area up where the motor sits on the lid, what I do is put about 3/4 cup of water with a couple of drops of dawn, then run the machine for a couple of seconds, ta-dah everything is clean. A quick rinse of the base and a paper towel to dry up my by the gear and I am ready use it again.

Great little chopper, but…
I really like this ninja food chopper, as it takes down food prep to only a few minutes for healthy cooking. It takes just a few seconds to take large pieces down to pulp or liquid. I love to make sauces in it, or chopped vegetables for a dish or salad. It is very easy to use, simply plug it in, and put the top on and press the button down (the button takes the strength of one finger to hold down- as shown in the photo). The base has a rubber ring on it to keep it from sliding around, and the blades are very sharp and rotate to cut the items inside. I love that the base has measurements on it, a place to put a date if you are storing it in the fridge, and a lid for easy storage. The only downside is that it can be difficult to clean the top of the chopper. I have added pictures to show what I mean. I have to take a q-tip and a toothpick wrapped in a small amount of paper towel to get in the grooves to get food out. It gets food in it every time I use it (no matter the amount of food). However, using a q-tip dipped in a small amount of rubbing alcohol or a toothpick has proved useful and has kept my chopper clean. Just something to think about if this is a problem for you. Otherwise, this is a great little chopper and gets the job done.

Buen producto. Lo único mal es que después de un tiempo el recipiente se quiebra y puede llegar a romperse.

We bought this because we were looking for a small kitchen gadget to help do prep work like chopping or mincing. Wow! This Ninja Express Chop literally takes the tears out of finely minced onions. It is so efficient and quick that the first onion we minced turned into a puree. A second try later we pressed the button on/off to pulse chop and in about 10 seconds we had very finely minced one large sweet onion. Our burgers came out juicer than ever and owe it to this chopper. Yes, it even chopped crackers into crumbs in no time at all. Clean up was a breeze as the blade and cup are easy to rinse off. Given the cup itself is essentially plastic, not sure chopping something like raw carrots would stain the cup over time as we experienced that with our older full size processor. We just wish we had gotten this sooner.