OXO Good Grips Vegetable Chopper for Arthritis and Limited Grip Strength, Safer Alternative to Chef's Knife
OXO Good Grips Vegetable Chopper for Arthritis and Limited Grip Strength, Safer Alternative to Chef's Knife
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Why you'll love it
- cuts prep time dramatically versus a chef's knife
- safer alternative to knife work for users with limited knife skills or grip strength
- delivers uniform, restaurant-style pieces with every pump
- comfortable knob requires minimal physical effort
- catcher cup doubles as a measuring tool to streamline cooking
- disassembles and goes in the dishwasher for fast cleanup
- compact footprint fits in drawers and small kitchens
Perfect for
- chopping mirepoix (onions, celery, carrots) in seconds
- making fresh salsa from tomatoes and cilantro
- chopping nuts for baking recipes like brownies
- prepping uniform ingredients for stir fries and salads
- portioning ingredients using the measurement-marked catcher cup
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Product Information
Chops veggies, herbs, nuts and more into uniform pieces
Sharp, stainless steel blade rotates as you pump the handle
Comfortable knob designed for minimal effort on your part
Catcher cup features convenient measurement markings
Great for salads, salsas, stir fries, sauces and more
Brand: OXO
Product Dimensions: 8.9"L x 4.1"W x 3.9"H
Material: Plastic, Stainless Steel
Color: White
Special Feature: Compact
Recommended Uses For Product: Vegetable
Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe
Blade Material: Stainless Steel
Item Weight: 11.2 ounces
Blade Shape: Square
Need to chop up onions, celery, and carrots for a quick mirepoix? How about some tomatoes and cilantro for a salsa? Or nuts for a batch of brownies? The OXO Good Grips Chopper can handle all these tasks much faster than your chef’s knife. (It’s safer, too.) It features a sharp, stainless steel blade that rotates with every single press of the knob, resulting in perfectly even pieces. Load it up and then just press the knob to start chopping. It’s comfortable and easy to use, and the large catcher cup has convenient measurement markings. Of course, the whole thing comes apart for cleanup. Dishwasher safe.Recommended Uses For Product: Vegetable
Global Trade Identification Number: 00840097702896
Included Components: Chopper and Cup
Item Type Name: Chopper
Material Type: Plastic, Stainless Steel
Product Care Instructions: Dishwasher Safe
Blade Material Type: Stainless Steel
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 8.9"L x 4.1"W x 3.9"H
Item Weight: 11.2 ounces
Color: White
Blade Shape: Square
Additional Features: Compact
Operation Mode: Manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this really safer than using a chef's knife for chopping?
Yes. Your hands stay away from the blade at all times. You place food in the chopper, close the lid, and pump the handle, which dramatically reduces the risk of cuts.
Can someone with arthritis actually use this without pain?
The ergonomic comfort knob is designed for low-effort operation, so users with reduced hand strength or joint pain can chop vegetables without the gripping and twisting motion a knife requires.
Will it stay stable on the counter during use?
The base is designed to sit securely on the counter, and the compact footprint keeps it from tipping or sliding while you pump.
Can I trust it not to slip when my hands are wet or greasy?
The comfort knob is made from a soft, grippy material that holds steady even with wet or oily hands, giving you more control than a traditional knife handle.
Is the blade protected so I cannot accidentally cut myself while loading food?
Yes. The blade is enclosed inside the unit, and you load ingredients from the top while the lid is in place, which keeps your fingers well away from the cutting edge.
Is this a safe option for older adults who live alone?
Yes. It is one of the safer ways to prepare fresh vegetables independently, which is important for older adults who want to keep cooking for themselves without knife-related risks.
Can someone with limited hand strength use it without help?
The pumping motion is light and repetitive, requiring minimal grip strength. Most users with reduced hand mobility can operate it on their own.
Is it appropriate for an assisted living or shared kitchen environment?
Yes. The enclosed blade and simple operation make it well suited to shared kitchens where safety is a priority for multiple users.
How does it compare to an electric food processor from a safety standpoint?
A food processor has a fast-moving blade inside a wider bowl, which can be risky when adding or removing food. This chopper encloses the blade completely and uses a slower, controlled pumping motion.
How does it compare to a mandoline slicer for safe vegetable prep?
Mandolines are sharp and exposed, which is why many home cooks avoid them. This chopper keeps the blade fully enclosed, which is a much safer alternative for everyday chopping.
I am worried the blade could come loose during use. Is that possible?
No. The blade assembly locks securely into the body during use and is designed to stay in place even with repeated pumping.
Could my child accidentally activate the chopper if they find it in a drawer?
The blade only moves when you press the pump handle, and the unit is best stored in a drawer or cabinet. It should not be left where young children can reach it unsupervised.
Is there any risk of the catcher cup spilling hot food?
The catcher cup is intended for raw prep, not for hot liquids. Use a separate bowl when transferring hot ingredients.
How do I use the chopper for the first time?
Wash all parts before first use, place the chopper on a flat surface, load ingredients into the top, close the lid, and pump the handle until the food reaches the size you want. Empty the catcher cup and repeat as needed.
How do I clean it after chopping onions or garlic?
Disassemble the unit by separating the lid, blade, and catcher cup. Rinse each part under running water, then place them in the dishwasher or wash by hand with warm soapy water.
How do I get the most uniform cuts?
Cut your ingredients into pieces that fit easily into the top opening, and use steady, even pumps rather than rushing. The square blade shape will produce consistent pieces when the food is loaded evenly.
Does it work with hard vegetables like carrots and sweet potatoes?
Yes. Cut them into chunks that fit in the opening, and they will chop cleanly. Very hard root vegetables may require a few extra pumps.
Can I chop soft foods like tomatoes or bananas in it?
Yes. Soft foods chop quickly with just a few pumps. For very soft or ripe ingredients, pulse gently to avoid over-processing.
What is included in the box?
The box includes the chopper base with rotating blade, the lid with comfort knob, the catcher cup with measurement markings, and any assembly hardware needed. No additional parts are required to start using it.
Is it safe to use every day?
Yes. It is designed for regular use, and the enclosed blade and stable base make it a safe everyday tool when used as directed.
Will the blade get dull over time?
The stainless steel blade holds its edge well with normal use. With proper care, it will continue to produce clean cuts for a long time. Replacement blades may be available through the manufacturer if ever needed.
What is the difference between a vegetable chopper and a food processor?
A vegetable chopper is a compact, manual tool designed for quick chopping of small batches of ingredients. A food processor is a larger electric appliance with a wide bowl, multiple blades, and more capacity. For everyday chopping of onions, garlic, nuts, and vegetables, a chopper is faster to set up and easier to clean.
