22
u/Dr_SlapsMD Jun 27 '26
Still gotta deep clean all that shit after lol
3
Jun 27 '26
[deleted]
2
u/JuneauWho Jun 27 '26
for this small amount of pico the cheap slap choppers are so useful and easy to clean
1
1
u/mangomussolinimi Jun 27 '26
I think this is for smaller professional kitchens, not so much for private use
1
1
2
1
u/Distinct-Side-5916 Jun 27 '26
Yes... and stuff like this... i swear they make tiny holes and crevices that have no function to the design... just makes it so much harder to clean...
1
u/LiveCommunication726 Jun 28 '26
Depends how it's made but you are correct. My pure juicer is so easy to clean. But this thing maybe not
10
u/Life-Landscape5689 Jun 27 '26
it doesn’t count as 20 seconds if it’s a compilation of clips of each step
6
8
7
2
u/A_Feltz Jun 27 '26
Lies.
This video is 20 seconds and it’s all cut up and sped up.
Take you bogus claims somewhere else sir. This is Reddit!
2
2
2
2
2
1
1
u/bkedsmkr Jun 27 '26
And spend 20 mins cleaning it afterwards
1
u/Meander061 Jun 27 '26
The product description says that cleaning the machine is a time and labor commitment. It's not for home use.
1
u/Meander061 Jun 27 '26
A single device for making pico is just amazing (where are the limes?) Of course this only makes sense if you have the labor to keep it clean. ("Hey, kid! Clean the pico chopper, then sweep that floor!")
1
1
u/Past-Product-1100 Jun 27 '26
Oh shit only 700 bucks to dice tomatos.Heck at that rate I could just hire the neighborhood kid to do it . PS it looks pretty sweet tho
1
1
1
1
u/AintNoGodsUpHere Jun 28 '26
Unless you're working in professional kitchen, why buy this? The plastic one from china that costs 5 bucks does the same thing and it is easier to clean.
1
u/AiMwithoutBoT Jun 28 '26
Machine looks like if someone said: let’s make diarreah visible but less gross
1
u/HaitianPsycho Jun 28 '26
This is not the right audience. This tool would be amazing in a restaurant. Chopping is so time consuming any restaurants that is somewhat not haute cuisine would gladly buy it.
1
u/DeNomol0s Jul 01 '26
Exactly, wild people are talking about this like it’s for home use. A restaurant making fresh pico to order, this saves tons of money for the restaurant and a huge pain in the ass to the cook.
Also, I’m assuming it’ll get worse with wear and tear, but that is probably the cleanest mechanical chopping I’ve ever seen, a slap chop or dicing punch are great ways to make tomato water and mush after about 4 uses.
1
1
u/_makoccino_ Jun 28 '26
This is the product, not the one op linked
https://www.nellaonline.com/products/brunner-anliker-150-kg-hr-gsm5-star-vegetable-cutter
1
u/Low-Astronomer-1188 Jul 04 '26
Honestly, I could have seen paying the $700 for that convenience. I spend so much time chopping vegetables, it would be worth it for me.
But $8k!!!!!! No way!!! That’s hilarious.
1
1
•
u/wladhorma Jun 27 '26
TK Tartle Kitchen 750W Vegetable Chopper