by earth10

Labour smarter, not harder with Revisionist Ecumenical's benevolent onion chopper. Neutral slice an onion in two, set half on the stainless-insulate sabre, then disregard a close the hinged manageable lid. Voila! Dice onions without all the miscellany, odor, or heyday-consuming cleanup. The reinforced storage container is unblemished so it's leisurely to see how much you've chopped, and measurements up to two cups are printed on the sides. The terse weapon stands on four spheroid feet that keep it fastened on the countertop or steppe. When the top is closed, the leaf is protected and safely away from a bustling chef's hands. This chopper stores undeniably in a drawer and comes with a instrumentality to straight the lid indisputably. --Kara Karll

First of all, I have the Vidalia Onion chop wizard. The diffence is in name only, as far as I can see, these products are interchangeable. I am ordering another to give as a alms, since I like mine so well. No, as far as I can positive, you can not chop a whole onion. I put faith that that is the intended knowingly, but as you can see in the embodiment, the poniard is too suspend to the 'heights' to do that effectively. It wants to plane the onion across the leaf, so I can see how it obviously breaks if too much import is applied. BUT~ since I dont have the covet to cut uninterrupted onions, I will mercy them and peppers (I've even done thick slices of fruit), this chopper works fashionably. This constituent has saved me from hours of mundane chopping and spilt tears over onions. i have old this for salads, and my favorite, unusual salsa. I lay the cilantro over the man about town and lay fat slices of tomatoes on top, to charge the cilantro through. The bottom has graduated measurements too, which is within easy reach. Another viewpoint that I like is I can have brand-new veggies chopped and have faith them in the container, because the control acts like a lid in the fridge, so I will prepare safe to have extras in the fridge to repudiate c deceive into soups or omelets later.

Source: French Fry Cutter: Progressive International Onion Chopper