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Hamilton Beach ShortCut

*Est. $30

Hamilton Beach ShortCut

pros
  • The Hamilton Beach ShortCut Micro Food Processor unit takes up little space on the countertop, and it doesn't cost much.
cons
  • Although we didn't find a huge number of comments, owner reviews aren't positive for the Hamilton Beach Short Cut chopper. In this price range, we found better ratings for some other mini choppers.
 
 
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Only good for a small number of uses, September 9, 2004

I received this as a gift, and am VERY glad I didn't spend money on it. While it does a decent job of chopping/cutting...it's not great. Plus, it doesn't contain the food very well, and you end up having more outside-the-unit cleanup than you should. Also, the size is REALLY small. If you are doing a salad, chopping for a large recipe....forget it. It's only good for maybe a cup of chopped whatever-you-need at a time. It ends up taking more time than it saves, what with cleanup, lack of size, etc. I would recommend it for very small chopping jobs, or as a gift for someone you aren't fond of or don't see very often.

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Didn't last long..., March 1, 2004
Within the first week of purchasing, the cover for the food processor cracked across the top of the chute after very light use and handwashing.
Not a bad little product., December 28, 2003

When I got this as a gift I was a bit skeptical, but this little food processor does a good job for the price. It sliced and shredded carrots well. It did a good job with pizza cheese. The food shooter feature is great. I can put in carrots, slice them into a mixing bowl, then chop onions into the same bowl, then throw in some celery and position the shooter over a second mixing bowl. It had trouble chopping things to a uniform size when I put too much material in the bowl. I just have to remember it's only made for about 2 cups of material at a time and it does a fine job. Any more than 2 cups and it gets overwhelmed. If you're looking to make big meals, look at the larger capacity processors.

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May be the worst appliance I have ever bought, November 27, 2003
I purchased this product with the idea it would help me out at Thanksgiving from having to cut celery & onions for stuffing. It didn't. There's a chute where your food is suppose to feed through a grater & into a bowl. Doesn't work. It gets stuck in the grater. I had to continously clean out the "chute" to keep it going. I actually ended up chopping everything myself. Would not recommend.
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1. Amazon.com

The Hamilton Beach ShortCut Micro Food Processor earns an average rating of two stars in four reviews posted at Amazon.com (at the time of our visit). Owners say this mini chopper has a small capacity and spits food onto the countertop.

Review: Hamilton Beach ShortCut 70160R Reviews, Contributors to Amazon.com

2. Epinions.com

Three owners have posted reviews at Epinions of the Hamilton Beach ShortCut Micro Food Processor. Owners say that the ShortCut doesn't chop evenly and clogs easily. The one owner who likes this model says it's small enough for an apartment with limited kitchen space.

Review: Hamilton Beach ShortCut 70160R Review, Contributors to Epinions

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