Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700 Chopper Review

What the Reviewers Like:
One owner likes the Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700 Chopper, saying it does a good job of blending food and is easy to use and store. But overall, we didn't find enough owner feedback on this small chopper to form a firm conclusion.

What the Reviewers Don’t Like:
Another owner says the Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700 Chopper doesn't chop food into uniform pieces. We just didn't find enough feedback on this chopper to make conclusions on its performance.

Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700 Chopper review highlights

The small ChefPrep chopper has a compact footprint and internal cord storage, but some owners say it tends to mash watery or soft vegetables, such as onions and bell peppers. Large pieces remain unprocessed, while smaller pieces are pulped. We found better reviews overall for the KitchenAid Chef's Chopper KFC3100 (*est. $40).

The compact Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700 Chopper has not been reviewed professionally at Consumer Reports or in other consumer magazines. Even owners haven't added many comments on this small chopper, which makes it tough to get an idea of its overall performance and owner satisfaction.

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*In order of credibility (see our Ratings Criteria).

1. Epinions
Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700 Review
Contributors to Epinions

One owner has a mixed review of the Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700 Chopper. The reviewer says the food processor liquefies onion and shredded carrots to a pulp, but on the plus side, it has a small footprint and does a good job puréeing vegetables.

2. Amazon.com
Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700
Contributors to Amazon.com

There's only one owner-written review at Amazon.com for the small Hamilton Beach 72700, so it's hard to gauge any kind of overall impression. We found more numerous reviews for other mini-choppers.

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Hamilton Beach ChefPrep 72700 Chopper Review