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A cheap, big-bowl processor with no-twist assembly that slices cleanly, but it skates around with dough, has hard-to-clean lid and handle cavities, and many owners report the motor dying early.
Top complaints
- Motor or latch fails early
Many 1-star Walmart reviews describe units that stopped working after a few uses or a few months, a dead motor, and a spring mechanism in the handle that broke after about two weeks.
Source: Walmart reviews (lowest rated) - Cheese gets trapped in the lid and handle
Wirecutter found that grated cheese gets stuck inside the plastic walls of the lid and in the bowl handle, areas it calls impossible to clean.
Source: Wirecutter - Moves around with dough; one thickness only
Wirecutter says it shook and moved quickly across the counter when kneading. Food Network notes there is only one slicing and shredding thickness.
Source: Wirecutter, Food Network
What owners love
- Cheap and efficient
Food Network's best budget pick: efficient and consistent, it sliced a zucchini with almost no waste.
Source: Food Network - No-twist assembly
Walmart's review summary praises the simple setup with no twisting and the easy operation.
Source: Walmart reviews - Clean dicing and shredding of firm vegetables
Wirecutter found it diced onion and shredded carrot cleanly.
Source: Wirecutter
- You knead dough
- You shred sticky cheese often
- You want a machine that lasts years
- Tight budgets
- Slicing and shredding vegetables
- People who dislike twist-lock bowls
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What experts say
- Food Network: Best budget pick: efficient and consistent, with a combined slicing and shredding disc. It offers only one thickness.
- Wirecutter (NYT): Not recommended: it is okay at chopping, but cheese gets trapped in uncleanable lid and handle cavities, and it skated across the counter with dough.