Manual Hand Push Garlic Cutter

I like it, it’s exactly what I’m looking for and easy to use. I tried it on a few ingredients to make my garlic dipping sauce. I think my mom would love to have one as a gift. I like the color yellow, it’s my favorite color. I read in comments that the container shrinks if I put it in the washer so I will just wash it by hand to prevent that.

The Ourokhome Manual Food Processor is a surprisingly powerful and efficient addition to any kitchen, especially for those looking to save time and reduce clutter. After using it for a variety of vegetables, fruits, and herbs, here’s why I think it deserves a place in every home cook’s arsenal.Design and Build QualityFirst impressions matter, and this chopper’s teal color is vibrant, making it a cute yet sophisticated countertop addition. With a 900ml capacity, it hits the sweet spot for most home cooking needs—not too small, but also not too large to be cumbersome. The BPA-free plastic feels durable and thick, while the blades are made from stainless steel that stays sharp and easily handles everything from onions to ginger without dulling.FunctionalityThe pull-string mechanism is the star here. Unlike electric choppers, which can be bulky and loud, this manual food processor is delightfully quiet and highly portable. The pull cord is smooth and doesn’t feel flimsy at all, allowing you to adjust the texture of your ingredients effortlessly. A few pulls result in coarse chops, while more pulls give you a finer mince. I especially appreciate this level of control, which is hard to achieve with electric choppers that can turn food into mush in seconds.PerformanceThis chopper handles a variety of textures exceptionally well. It makes light work of harder items like carrots and ginger, and evenly chops softer veggies like tomatoes without turning them to puree. I also tried garlic and onions, and this processor significantly cut down on prep time and eliminated the hassle of smelly hands and teary eyes. Cleanup is a breeze, too—simply rinse the bowl and blade after use, and you’re done.Portability and Ease of UseIts manual operation is a boon for campers and small kitchens, as it doesn’t rely on electricity. It’s compact and can be packed easily, making it perfect for travel. The pull string also requires surprisingly little effort, which is nice for people who may have arthritis or hand strain concerns.A Few ConsiderationsWhile it’s mostly perfect, the chopper does have minor limitations. The bowl has a 900ml limit, so larger batches may need to be done in stages, which might not be ideal for heavy meal preppers. Also, like all manual choppers, it requires handwashing to maintain blade sharpness, although this only takes a few seconds.Final ThoughtsOverall, the Ourokhome Manual Food Processor is a highly functional, efficient, and well-designed kitchen tool that punches above its weight. It’s ideal for small kitchens, camping, or anyone looking for a quieter, more controlled alternative to electric processors. For anyone in need of a quick, easy, and efficient chopper, this is an excellent choice.

Looks great easy to use

Good for dicing things up to the size of a large garlic clove. If you want to cut bigger things like onions, you need to cut the onions into bite size pieces first, but it still works for dicing for salsa or similar. So much easier and quicker for a not-great chef like me than trying to do it with a knife. Cleans easily enough - just make sure to fully drain before putting away as water can get stuck in the string area.

Easy and fast

I like it, it’s exactly what I’m looking for and easy to use. I tried it on a few ingredients to make my garlic dipping sauce. I think my mom would love to have one as a gift. I like the color yellow, it’s my favorite color. I read in comments that the container shrinks if I put it in the washer so I will just wash it by hand to prevent that.

The Ourokhome Manual Food Processor is a surprisingly powerful and efficient addition to any kitchen, especially for those looking to save time and reduce clutter. After using it for a variety of vegetables, fruits, and herbs, here’s why I think it deserves a place in every home cook’s arsenal.Design and Build QualityFirst impressions matter, and this chopper’s teal color is vibrant, making it a cute yet sophisticated countertop addition. With a 900ml capacity, it hits the sweet spot for most home cooking needs—not too small, but also not too large to be cumbersome. The BPA-free plastic feels durable and thick, while the blades are made from stainless steel that stays sharp and easily handles everything from onions to ginger without dulling.FunctionalityThe pull-string mechanism is the star here. Unlike electric choppers, which can be bulky and loud, this manual food processor is delightfully quiet and highly portable. The pull cord is smooth and doesn’t feel flimsy at all, allowing you to adjust the texture of your ingredients effortlessly. A few pulls result in coarse chops, while more pulls give you a finer mince. I especially appreciate this level of control, which is hard to achieve with electric choppers that can turn food into mush in seconds.PerformanceThis chopper handles a variety of textures exceptionally well. It makes light work of harder items like carrots and ginger, and evenly chops softer veggies like tomatoes without turning them to puree. I also tried garlic and onions, and this processor significantly cut down on prep time and eliminated the hassle of smelly hands and teary eyes. Cleanup is a breeze, too—simply rinse the bowl and blade after use, and you’re done.Portability and Ease of UseIts manual operation is a boon for campers and small kitchens, as it doesn’t rely on electricity. It’s compact and can be packed easily, making it perfect for travel. The pull string also requires surprisingly little effort, which is nice for people who may have arthritis or hand strain concerns.A Few ConsiderationsWhile it’s mostly perfect, the chopper does have minor limitations. The bowl has a 900ml limit, so larger batches may need to be done in stages, which might not be ideal for heavy meal preppers. Also, like all manual choppers, it requires handwashing to maintain blade sharpness, although this only takes a few seconds.Final ThoughtsOverall, the Ourokhome Manual Food Processor is a highly functional, efficient, and well-designed kitchen tool that punches above its weight. It’s ideal for small kitchens, camping, or anyone looking for a quieter, more controlled alternative to electric processors. For anyone in need of a quick, easy, and efficient chopper, this is an excellent choice.

Looks great easy to use

Good for dicing things up to the size of a large garlic clove. If you want to cut bigger things like onions, you need to cut the onions into bite size pieces first, but it still works for dicing for salsa or similar. So much easier and quicker for a not-great chef like me than trying to do it with a knife. Cleans easily enough - just make sure to fully drain before putting away as water can get stuck in the string area.

Easy and fast

I like it, it’s exactly what I’m looking for and easy to use. I tried it on a few ingredients to make my garlic dipping sauce. I think my mom would love to have one as a gift. I like the color yellow, it’s my favorite color. I read in comments that the container shrinks if I put it in the washer so I will just wash it by hand to prevent that.

The Ourokhome Manual Food Processor is a surprisingly powerful and efficient addition to any kitchen, especially for those looking to save time and reduce clutter. After using it for a variety of vegetables, fruits, and herbs, here’s why I think it deserves a place in every home cook’s arsenal.Design and Build QualityFirst impressions matter, and this chopper’s teal color is vibrant, making it a cute yet sophisticated countertop addition. With a 900ml capacity, it hits the sweet spot for most home cooking needs—not too small, but also not too large to be cumbersome. The BPA-free plastic feels durable and thick, while the blades are made from stainless steel that stays sharp and easily handles everything from onions to ginger without dulling.FunctionalityThe pull-string mechanism is the star here. Unlike electric choppers, which can be bulky and loud, this manual food processor is delightfully quiet and highly portable. The pull cord is smooth and doesn’t feel flimsy at all, allowing you to adjust the texture of your ingredients effortlessly. A few pulls result in coarse chops, while more pulls give you a finer mince. I especially appreciate this level of control, which is hard to achieve with electric choppers that can turn food into mush in seconds.PerformanceThis chopper handles a variety of textures exceptionally well. It makes light work of harder items like carrots and ginger, and evenly chops softer veggies like tomatoes without turning them to puree. I also tried garlic and onions, and this processor significantly cut down on prep time and eliminated the hassle of smelly hands and teary eyes. Cleanup is a breeze, too—simply rinse the bowl and blade after use, and you’re done.Portability and Ease of UseIts manual operation is a boon for campers and small kitchens, as it doesn’t rely on electricity. It’s compact and can be packed easily, making it perfect for travel. The pull string also requires surprisingly little effort, which is nice for people who may have arthritis or hand strain concerns.A Few ConsiderationsWhile it’s mostly perfect, the chopper does have minor limitations. The bowl has a 900ml limit, so larger batches may need to be done in stages, which might not be ideal for heavy meal preppers. Also, like all manual choppers, it requires handwashing to maintain blade sharpness, although this only takes a few seconds.Final ThoughtsOverall, the Ourokhome Manual Food Processor is a highly functional, efficient, and well-designed kitchen tool that punches above its weight. It’s ideal for small kitchens, camping, or anyone looking for a quieter, more controlled alternative to electric processors. For anyone in need of a quick, easy, and efficient chopper, this is an excellent choice.

Looks great easy to use

Good for dicing things up to the size of a large garlic clove. If you want to cut bigger things like onions, you need to cut the onions into bite size pieces first, but it still works for dicing for salsa or similar. So much easier and quicker for a not-great chef like me than trying to do it with a knife. Cleans easily enough - just make sure to fully drain before putting away as water can get stuck in the string area.

Easy and fast