Silvercrest Mini Chopper Reviews


Newest Review: ... like the cheap kind and feels quite nice to touch. The bowl itself is clear plastic and has the ounce and milliliter ... more
Customer Silvercrest Mini Chopper Reviews (2)

by - written on 16/08/11 (Very useful, 440 readings)
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I was having problems with my Kenwood food processor not being up to the job and spotted this in LIDL at 12.99. It didn't seem like a bad price and i thought it would relieve the Kenwood from some of its duties i.e. chopping vegetables, nuts, or anything to do with whisking. Looks-Wise it is quite stylish for something that is made from plastic, with a black base and a white head. The plastic doesn't seem like the cheap kind and feels quite nice to touch. The bowl itself is clear plastic and has the ounce and milliliter measurement on the front, you get the blade itself with this and a separate whisk attachment. Being so small I didn't have high ... Read the complete review

by - written on 10/03/11 (Very useful, 757 readings)
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The Silver Line mini chopper is currently on sale at Lidl discount supermarkets for the bargain price of £10. It's effectively a miniature food processor: there's a transparent goblet base maybe four inches in diameter into which slots a simple food processor 'Ninja throwing star' double-bladed knife arrangement, the knife part being attached to a broad upper handle arrangement, which houses the electronic part of the apparatus. The cup base sits on a slightly rubberized pad which provides a non-slip surface when the chopper is in use. This base cleverly (well, I thought it was a nifty design solution at any rate) peels away from the base and can be used as a ... Read the complete review
