Manual mini chopper with pull cord Spinop InnovaGoods

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An original and practical food chopper. It is very easy to use and chops food using a simple manual cord mechanism. You simply hold the chopper with one hand and, with the other hand, you pull the cord on the lid a number of times to achieve your desired level of chopping: the result (larger or smaller pieces) will depend on how many times you pull the cord. The sharpened blades will efficiently chop a wide range of foods. It has a mixing accessory for blending sauces, mixing ingredients, beating eggs, etc. It also has an additional lid for sealing the container, which will enable you to store the chopped ingredients. Its compact design means it takes up hardly any space and it is easy to take apart for cleaning.

• Material:
  • ABS
  • PP
  • PS
  • Stainless steel
• BPA-free
• Innovative and functional design
• Capacity: 400 ml
• Reduced compact size
• Chopper with manual pull cord mechanism:
  • 1-5 pulls: rough chop
  • 6-10 pulls: medium chop
  • 11-20 pulls: fine chop
  • 20 or more pulls: very fine chop or puree
• A fast chop in seconds thanks to its curved blades
• Mixer accessory for beating and blending
• Additional lid for the container
• Comfortable, simple and safe use
• Takes up a small amount of space
• Easy to transport and store
• Easy to dismantle and clean
• Approx. dimensions: 12,5 x 9,5 x 12,5 cm
• Includes:
  • Lid with cord and pull handle
  • container
  • extra lid
  • chopping blade
  • mixer accessory
• Packaging and manual in 24 languages (English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Hungarian, Romanian, Danish, Swedish, Finnish, Lithuanian, Norwegian, Slovenian, Greek, Czech, Bulgarian, Croatian, Slovakian, Estonian, Russian and Latvian)