Philips

This is chopping made easy for Sri Lankan "mallum" and a variety of other veges. Superb time saver in the kitchen.

This is chopping made easy for Sri Lankan "mallum" and a variety of other veges. Superb time saver in the kitchen.

Jag köpte denna blender en månad sedan och hittills är jättenöjd med den. Lätt att hantera och rengöra, mixar snabbt och smidigt och låter knappt.

We use this machine for producing bread crumbs for our Friday fish. It does this job well. It also chops veg well and suits all our purposes. Criticisms would be, it could have a higher wattage and therefore speed. My last machine ended up with the splines ruined and you should be very careful to make sure that the lid is properly located before pressing the lid to start the chopper

This little noisy chopper chops like a trooper. Very good with onions. The proof is how often we use it and its maybe once a week. Knife and chopping board seems to win the end. Slightly difficult to clean the top part where the blades slots in. I made the mistake to chop to much chicken liver and lots ended up there. The blade and container goes int he dishwasher.

The power and size were fair but not for the intended use. it was good for extreme small amounts ( 50 ml) every mixture will leave a print on the motor unit ( which is unreachable with any kind of dambed cloth). After 5 days of light use, I couldn't use it any more. I've tried homos, BBQ marination and it was a really good chopper. It would be improved by adding a gasket like part just below the motor\ blade joint. Waiting for any advice by you.

I bought this to make curry pastes and pesto but having only used it twice now, I will be returning it to the shop because it is impossible to clean. This is clearly a design fault. The food gets stuck in the socket on top of the motor and as you cannot get water near the motor it is impossible to clean. I have just spent 15 minutes trying to get it out with a knife!

I have just taken this out of the cupboard to use for the first time in a month. When I put it away I cleaned it scrupulously because food gets into the motor area. When I opened it up I was greeted with the foulest smell ever. It was coming from the motor housing. Several other reviewers have experienced the fact that food gets lodged in there. As for chopping, if it's anything a bit sticky it clings to the side of the bowl and doesn't get pulled in to the blades. Put water in to help and guess where it goes to? Into the motor casing, which results in the smell I now have.