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Discussion in 'Spotless Kitchen' started by Sujimallige, Nov 13, 2007.

  1. Sujimallige

    Sujimallige Bronze IL'ite

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    Hi friends,
    I want to buy a veg chopper.I have seen many in stores but they grate or chop like in salad.I want something where we can chop the veg to use in sambar and palya (curry).Any suggestions where I can shop for such a chopper.
    Thanks,
    suji
     
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  2. Kamla

    Kamla IL Hall of Fame

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    Hi Suji,

    Are you from Karnataka ? Your name suggests that...!
    As for the chopper, check out the link below. Choppers like that are available widely. In my experience, it does not do an excellent job though, its okay to chop small portions of veggies. But when dealing with a lot, hand chopping seems more hassle free! But that is my personal opinion.
    On the other hand, I cannot do without my mandolin slicer/grater...it is great for salad veggies of course. Zyliss makes one I think.

    L, Kamla


    https://www.chopwizard.com/
     
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  3. Sujimallige

    Sujimallige Bronze IL'ite

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    Hello Kamla,
    Yes,I am from karnataka.
    Sujimallige is my favorite flower.
    Thanks for the chopper suggestion.
    I am still looking out in walmart,bed bath and beyond and other places.
    I want to buy 1 which suits indian cooking.We dont eat salad at home so for me the salad variety wont suit.
    Thanks again,
    suji
     
    Last edited: Jan 7, 2008
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    Anandchitra IL Hall of Fame

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    I saw a veggie chopper advertised for $7 at homedepot over the holidays.
     
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    Happysoul1234 Gold IL'ite

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    I purchased a kitchen-aid food processor - 8 cup capacity which comes with attachments for slicing and shredding veggies. use this when cooking in large quantities for parties. I also have the kitchen aid mini food processor with a 3 cup capacity. you cannot use this for slicing just for chopping things like onions, tomatoes, squash, ginger, carlic, carrots etc. I also use both for kneading dough for chappatis, pooris and parathas.
     
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    hey sujimallige! did you buy the chopper... actually i bought a vidalia chopper from bed bath and beyond which is great for carrots, tindora especially its good.. i am getting even pieces so that it fries better and they said we can cut onion but i couldnt .. its so hard to cut onions.. probably i didnt try properly .. check it Vidalia Chop Wizard : Target
     

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