Argos Value Mini Chopper Reviews
Newest Review: ... box which was good and safe. I had a quick read of the instructions, and put it together quite easily, it is fairly simple. ... more
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All you have to do is put the bowl onto the base of the chopper, ensuring the little black arrow at the bottom lines up with the one of the base, then pop the shaft with the blades onto the pipe in the middle of the bowl, add your ingredient then put the lid on. You have to make sure this is the right way around, you'll feel a definite click when it locks into place. The device won't actually work until the lid is on properly so there's no fear of cut fingers or any little accidents which is a great safety feature...more
Customer Argos Value Mini Chopper Reviews (2)
by - written on 19/06/10 (Very useful, 224 readings)
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When I go to visit my parents with Harry, I like to help my mum out in the kitchen as much as I can as its a lot of work having to cook for 5 when you're used to just 3 adults lol. I was preparing food for a spaghetti bolognese and went to chop the onion with a knife (as you do) but my mum told me to go and get the chopper out of the cupboard. I hadn't got a clue what she meant and she bought out this blender looking thing and proceeded to quickly chop all the onions and without the crying eyes I usually have. My mind was made up that I needed one of those so I looked for a fairly cheap version to see if I'd like it. I finally picked this Argos Mini Chopper ... Read the complete review
by - written on 09/12/09, updated on 08/01/10 (Very useful, 1012 readings)
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When I moved into my rented flat in August it didn't strike me as unusual that for all the implements that came with the flat, there were very few cutting and slicing knives. This is down to the simple fact that I have a strange and narrow kitchen with severely limiting workspace available. Underneath, the worktops aren't any better; no space for a dishwasher, no freezer and no chance for a small tumble dryer either. Recently with winter now in full throw, I've been thinking about purchasing the new Cuisinart SSB1U Soup Maker as I'm a soup hog and try and make soup whenever I can with my compact ASDA slow cooker. For a teacher on the go a slow cooker is ... Read the complete review
