Top 10 Salad Choppers
for March 2023

OXO Good Grips Salad Chopper With Bowl is a sturdy, well-made salad chopper. The bowl is large and sits high, making it easy to hold and position while chopping. The handle is ergonomically shaped, with a diamond pattern that is less likely to slip out of your hands. The chopping blade is sharp, making quick work of any vegetable. The bowl is large enough to hold a large salad, and it has a non-slip rim that makes it easy to rotate the bowl while chopping. The bowl is wide, so there's plenty of room for salad ingredients. The chopper is easy to clean: just unscrew the bowl, rinse it under cold water, and wipe it dry. The chopper is dishwasher safe, but hand washing is recommended, because the blades are sharp.

The salad chopper from Jawanfu is a quiet little tool that lets you chop up lettuce, spinach, and other leafy green vegetables quickly and efficiently. The blades are sharp, and the handle is made of wood, so it's comfortable to use. The blades are sharp enough to cut right through lettuce stems, and the cover protects the blades when stored. The salad chopper is only 9.6 ounces, so it's light enough to carry in a purse or bag, and it's small enough to fit in a big bowl or a salad spinner. The salad chopper comes with two plastic protective covers, so it's a breeze to store. The salad chopper also comes with a small guard that you can stick over the tiny finger-shaped holes on the blades to protect the fingers when chopping. The one downside to the salad chopper is that the blades are also sharp, so while it's fine for chopping greens, it's dangerous to chop up sharp vegetables like tomatoes or carrots.

How We Tested The Mincer: We chopped and minced a variety of food items, ranging from onions to garlic, peppers, carrots, tomatoes, and more. We tested the Mincer against several competitors, including an older model from Nish, a chopper from Oxo, and a traditional, manual mandoline. We also tested the Mincer against our top pick, the KitchenAid Food Processor, which is an equally good choice for chopping and mincing. The Nish Mincer is on par with our other top picks, and the protective cover helps protect both the blades and the food that passes through them. The Mincer also comes with an instructional booklet with recipes that use Mincer ingredients, and we love that the Mincer comes with a storage box, so blades and foods are easily stored. If you only need to chop and mince small amounts of food, the Mincer is a good option, but if you're looking for a heavy-duty model that can tackle larger batches of food, our top pick may be better.

This salad chopper is well-made and easy to use. It's comfortable to hold and does a good job of cutting up salad greens and lettuce. The blade cover is a nice touch, as are the extra blades, which make it easy to chop up fresh herbs or chocolate. The blade cover is detachable, so it's easy to wash in the dishwasher. The mezzaluna's compact size and shape makes it easy to store or travel with. And the blades on the herb cutter are very sharp, so the risk of cutting yourself or others is low.

The 2Kokoro Salad Chopper uses a cool double-blade design to chop, slice, mince and shred your salad ingredients. The blades are very sharp, so be careful when you use it. The handles are curved and ergonomic, so it's comfortable to hold. The blades are sharp enough to cut through hard vegetables like tomatoes, and it's sturdy enough to cut harder vegetables like carrots. The handle is long enough so you can make slices for salads, but you can also use it to cut meat. It's easy to clean, and the blades are dishwasher-safe. The 2Kokoro Salad Chopper is versatile and much more affordable than many other salad choppers. However, it's not very sturdy, so it's possible for it to break. If you chop a lot of salad, we recommend getting a more durable salad chopper, like the OXO Good Grips Salad Chopper.

The Salad Knife Chopper with Protective Cover is another really great option if you're in the market for a salad cutter. It's an elegant design, looks similar to the KitchenAid Salad Chopper, and is made of high-quality stainless steel, so it's built to last. The knives are sharp enough to cut through most greens and tomatoes, and the wide blades allow plenty of meat to be chopped at once. The cutting bowl is large and easy to clean, and it's dishwasher safe. Like the KitchenAid, the Salad Knife Chopper has two serrated blades, so it's capable of chopping and mincing a variety of foods. The blades also come apart for easy cleaning, and the protective cover keeps them sharp when not in use. The Salad Knife Chopper is slightly less expensive than the KitchenAid, and it's smaller and lighter, so it's practical for smaller kitchens.

The Mezzaluna Salad Chopper is more versatile than some salad choppers we tested, and it's less expensive than some, too. This salad chopper has a larger cutting surface than most, making it suitable for larger lettuce leaves and vegetable chunks, and it also comes with two separately operated blades. The blades are also made from 410 stainless steel, so they're more corrosion-resistant than some of the cheaper stainless-steel blades we tested. However, these blades don't sharpen as easily, and the metal isn't as sharp as some of the knives we tested. The blades are also a bit difficult to open, and because the blades are separate, they don't lock securely into place. Because of this, the salad chopper isn't as sturdy or easy to use as some of the ones we tested. Despite these issues, the Mezzaluna Salad Chopper is reasonably priced, and it's a good pick for busy households that want a salad chopper that can also chop herbs, onions, and peppers.

This vegetable chopper is the best we tested. Part of the reason is, as the name says, that it's super fast. It takes just a couple of slaps to make quick work of most vegetables, whether you're chopping onions, carrots, or garlic. And if you get tired of slapping, the chopper comes with a base that will hold your chopper in place while you chop. The blades are sharp enough to slice through soft vegetables like bell peppers and celery, too. The dishwasher-safe parts are easy to clean, but the handle can get a little slippery when wet. The handle also slides back a little when you squeeze, so it's hard to be precise about how far to slap. The chopper is also a little small for some foods, like whole carrots, so you can't use them whole. So overall, this vegetable chopper lives up to its name, but it's definitely not perfect.

The Salad Chopper is a great addition to your kitchen. The handle grips are comfortable, the blades sharp, and the scissor mechanism is sturdy. It cuts through lettuce, cabbage, and kale with ease. However, the blades aren't sharp enough to cut through a hard piece of cabbage or a radish. The scissor mechanism is very sturdy, but we felt that it was a bit stiff. The scissor mechanism also closes slowly, and the blades aren't very sharp to begin with, so expect some bruised lettuce or radish slices. Also, the blades need to be sharpened periodically, but we found that sharpening them was very easy. We would have liked to have seen a guard on the blade, but other than that, the Salad Chopper is a winner.

The Mezzaluna Herb Cutter is a handy little tool that makes mincing and chopping certain foods (especially cheese) much easier, and it's dishwasher safe. The cutting bowl is sturdy, easy to clean, and it has a non-slip surface. The handle is large and made of shatter-proof plastic, so it's comfortable to hold. The blade is sharp and made of durable stainless steel, so it's sturdy and won't stick to food. The blade is SHARP, so use caution when cutting produce. The Mezzaluna Herb Cutter is cheaper and less powerful than the Anolon Chopper, but it chops and slices just as well as the Anolon, and it's much easier to use: You just throw the produce into a mixing bowl or cutting board, then chop with the handle. The Mezzaluna Herb Cutter is easy to clean, too: Just rinse it under the sink or put it in the dishwasher.