Reddit reviews The Original Vidalia Chop Wizard

I eat this literally every night and never get sick of it: 50/50 spinach/baby lettuce mix, chopped green and yellow bell peppers (this thing makes salad prep a breeze), cherub tomatoes, shredded parmesan cheese, Grilled chicken (I buy the Tyson ready bags), GARLIC EXPRESSIONS VINEGARETTE (this stuff is seriously amazing. You can find it at Whole Foods. Its seriously what makes this salad)

uniformity really does give it an awesome presentation.


This is the onion chopper that I use for projects like pico where I really want to control the uniformity and I can hand it to anyone to help out and it's still going to turn out perfect. I also enjoy using it for doing meal prep for salads.

When I moved away to college my mom bought me a Vidalia Chop Wizard and a mandolin slicer and I use them both every day. Vegan cooking requires a lot of prep for fresh vegetables and this cuts down on the knife work significantly! Plus all my food comes out in perfect dices and slices so it cooks and looks better.

> . The thought of spending an hour and more in chopping veggies n cooking tires me out. Plus, I'll have to go buy veggies n stuff so many times a month.

I cant believe I am sending someone amazon requests at 12 in the night when I have deadlines. But in addition to that cooker you added to your wishlist, get this.

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I'm a little embarrassed to admit that just this past weekend, I got myself a Vidalia Chop Wizard, a hokey "as-seen-on-TV" kitchen gadget, and what Alton Brown would call a unitasker.

My favorite keto recipe is Caveman Keto's Caveman Chili. I cooked it maybe 7 or 8 times throughout 2015. The problem is I would always dread the time and effort it takes to chop up the peppers and onions. I decided I needed to get something which would make the whole prep quicker and easier, so that I would be less discouraged from making the chili. I chose to go with the Vidalia Chop Wizard just because it's what /u/CavemanKeto recommends, to keep things even simpler.

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Your birds should be fine , but one of these will get you through 10 pounds of onions in no time. And might not burn as much.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000I6JZWA/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1452620125&sr=8-1&pi=SY200_QL40&keywords=onion+slicer&dpPl=1&dpID=41vOwo0pfvL&ref=plSrch

I use this tool and it works great for dicing vegetables or cheese. Cut a slice of whatever you want and just arrange and press down. There's a small and large dice blade depending on what you're making.

I find it most useful with potatoes cut into rounds.

http://www.amazon.com/Vidalia-Chop-Wizard-VOWR-2/dp/B000I6JZWA

This saves me a lot of time on chopping.

As for cooking, just taste as you go and try to achieve balance. Does it need salt? Add salt. Does it need acid? Lemon juice or vinegar will fix that. Is it too spicy? Add some sugar. Does it need to have a more full flavor? Add some onion and garlic.

I use this and it’s smallest cut for relish. It turns out very well.

Vidalia Chop Wizard https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000I6JZWA/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_KqGQBbN6Q0EKB

Something like this http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B000I6JZWA/

This has been my go to for veggie prep. Especially for Chili items like onions, peppers, cauliflower, etc. Saves tons of time

http://www.amazon.com/Vidalia-Chop-Wizard-VOWR-2/dp/B000I6JZWA

Speaking of cutting things into small pieces, the Vidalia Chop Wizard is awesome. It looks like it would be one of those crappy seen-on-TV gizmos, but it's well-built and works great. We use it all the time for dicing things small. http://www.amazon.com/Vidalia-Chop-Wizard-VOWR-2/dp/B000I6JZWA

In that case, a high quality version of this would serve you well. It's worth spending a bit more on this if you use it often, as the cheaper ones break really easily. And a chopper for salads and herbs is nice.

Dooger! (And other people that have trouble chopping onions): I'm really bad with crying while chopping onions; I can't do more than half of a single onion without having to leave the room. This is slightly off-topic, but it was discussed, so it "should?" be relevant. Probably. I think...

There are food choppers that push the onion through a grid of blades, and with it, I can chop as many onions as I need/want. The only down side is that the only options are chopping food into squares, or chopping food into little squares. There are a bunch of brands out there now, just be sure to get a sturdy one. Mine is a Vidalia Chop Wizard ("As seen on TV!") and I've used it for years. https://www.amazon.com/Vidalia-Chop-Wizard-VOWR-2/dp/B000I6JZWA

I do it if I want them to essentially disappear into whatever I am cooking. I generally prefer larger pieces than a grater will do though. I have a Vidalia Chop Wizard thing my mom gave me for faster prep when I want a fine in-between chopped and grated. It's a bit of a hassle to clean, but for large pots of soups and stews it is pretty handy. I love my kitchen knives though, so I only really resort to it when I cook in quantity.