Waring Commercial Pro Prep Chopper Grinder, 3/4 Horsepower High-Speed Motor, 3/4 Quart Capacity, Dual Bowl for Chopping and Grinding, Grind Spices and Hard Foods, Parmesan and Chocolate, WCG75

I am really happy with this chopper? blender? food processor? or whatever they call it. I looked in all the box stores for a small food processor but it was almost impossible to get at them because they were boxed or in plastic. The few that were out as demos just looked junkie to me. The price for this Waring Chopper was much higher than the off-the-shelf stuff, but after a lifetime of buying tools I have learned that it doesn't pay to go cheap. This was well worth it. As soon as you pick it up you can tell it's going to be a keeper. It's HEAVY. And unbelievably quiet. And it doesn't dance around on the counter when it's working. I like the small size because it doesn't take up a whole lot of room on my limited size countertop, plus it sits UNDER the wall cabinets. If you are OK with a smaller type of food processor (or whatever it is) I can recommend this one highly. Absolutely no regrets.

lid is difficult to attatch when ingredients would get between lid and bowl, when using pulse this processor does not jump start but spins slow and tries to build up speed, the motor on mine stopped spinning after first use making tuna salad and smells of electrical burn...CARTON IS MARKED MADE IN CHINA

Very efficient chopper, good for making sauces. I use it to make Korean BBQ sauce which has garlic and green onions inside. It was processed very well.

Was looking for a processor made in US or EU, and found this one seemingly made by Warring in the US, as stated in Amazon description, and on Warring website. Just unpacked it, and here it is: proudly made in CHINA. Unbelievable We had 8x lower priced same size made in China processor for over 10 year, still working. But wanted to have one made in USA, willing to pay high price. Starting to distrust Amazon.

does okay. Beats chopping by hand. Be careful when chopping vegetables with juice. Onions for instance, if you don't cut the pieces up small enough the chopper will turn it into paste.

I bought this as replacement for Cuisinart. I like it better than the small Cuisinart. It doesn't vibrate in my hand and gives a nice clean cut. Didn't think I'd like it as much as I do.

Wonderful machine. So quick! Just what I needed. Great for my turkey/chicken croquettes!!

So it's tiny, first off. Unless you want to prepare a cup or less of something, it's worthless and expensive. Save $150 and get a cheap one at BBB. The chopper blade has a thin plastic top that snaps of if you look at it too long. Then the blade spins of the rotor and bounces around the bowl. This thing won't even chop garlic. You get puree mixed with big chunks that never get spun down into the blade. The motor is no stronger than the $40 unit i was trying to replace. The bowl is cheap plastic. Any amount of daily use and it breaks in multiple locations. I literally have to use for this thing.

Unit is well made. I have had many choppers. The lid will not lock. Am I missing some safety feature? No instructions. Scanned QR code. Just says ‘lock the lid’. Frustrating. Sent back