Impeccable Culinary Objects (ICO) Potato Chipper and French Fry Cutter Includes Two Stainless Steel Sharp Blades, Chip Cutter with Secure Suction Base

Tried it with potatoes, sweet potatoes and carrots. All nicely cut into neat squares.All you have to do is cut the items i to sensible chunks and square the front and back as per instructions, works perfectly. Only time it failed was attempt no 1 being user error and not reading the instructions.

I have tried a couple of chippers and this really is good, the cutter holds in place and the lever mechanism makes it so easy to produce chips - highly recommended :)

This chipper works very well as long as you are sensible and don't abuse it with potatoes that are too large or sweet potatoes which are completely raw and too large!You cannot cut large potatoes as the machine is too small to take them, but if they are cut down to the optimum size and if sweet potatoes are microwaved for a couple of minutes after being peeled and cut to size the machine does a good job with both sized cutting blades.Some reviews say the rubber suction does not work, again it's just a case of having the lever in the correct position on a suitable smooth surface, I find that the lever needs to be pointing backwards and then brought all the way forward when a consistent grip is easy to obtain.Cleaning is easy also, for the reasonable cost the chipper is pleasant to use and works well.

I am willing to bet that most of the people who say they found this broke first time they used it, or that you have to thump it to get a potato through made the same mistake as I did. The manufacturer would do well to put a couple of simple diagrams on the sheet of A4 paper they put in the box, rather than just a qr code to take you to the instructions online. The device is too simple for most people think it necessary to go to that effort. But, before I realised how the cutting blades are meant to lock in to place, the first potato I put in it rose upwards as I pushed the handle down. This sent the blades upwards and meant the potato was pushing against the blades' frame. At this point it became very hard to push because the frame wouldn't cut through the potato. A lot of force made for some progress and I was tempted to try thumping but realised the blades were bending and didn't want to break them.With the blades correctly locked in they can't move and the potato goes through with not a lot of effort. I have used it a few times now and it saves a lot of time. I would say that the plastic piece that pushes the potato could be better shaped to push the chips all the way out of the blades, I do sometimes have to pull them out by hand. The suction cup on the bottom doesn't work on a wooden worktop, unsurprisingly, but I don't find it needs to be fixed down. The cutting pressure is applied downwards and it is not like I need to be wrestling with it.

This product is terrible, it is not fit for purpose, the blades are nowhere near sharp enough and the potato just gets stuck and literally have to hammer the handle down the get them unstuck

I bought it a couple of days ago, delivery was good...it does the job, however for small potatoes works best. For normal size potatoes you have to work hard to cut it and there's always something left at the end unless you have another potato...I tried with both pushers,the result is generally the same.. but a good tool overall, I will use it, I will not return it.

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Very sturdy needs some pressure to push it down for chips but good