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 Mini Chopper

Removing processed food

 

Remove the Power Unit   and Lid  .

 

Remove the Cutting Blade   before emptying the Bowl  .

 

Empty chopped food from the Bowl  , if necessary use a plastic spatula.

Preparing foods

 

In all cases, food should be cut into pieces of approximately 12mm/½”, after any 
special preparation as follows, and processed in batches of up to  
0.5 L/16 fl. oz. If any food is too hard to cut with a knife, do not attempt to process it 
in the Mini Chopper as the Cutting Blade   may be damaged. 

 

Fruit, vegetables - peel and core where applicable. Remove fruit stones and seeds. 

 

Meat, poultry and fish - these should be cold but not frozen. Pulse or run the Mini 
Chopper until the desired consistency is reached. Stop and check frequently to avoid 
over-processing.

 

Bread, crackers, biscuits - break into 12mm / ½” pieces and process continuously until 
chopped as preferred.

 

Liquids - when processing ensure that you do not exceed 0.5L / 16fl. oz

Tips

 

Occasionally, a piece of food may become jammed between the Cutting Blade   and 
the Bowl  . Remove the Power Unit   and Lid  , lift out the Cutting Blade   to free 
the jam. Empty the food, replace the Cutting Blade   refill with food and re-fit the Lid 

. Replace the Power Unit   and continue processing.

 

The maximum temperature of food that can be processed is 50°C, but it is better to 
process foods at a lower temperature if possible.

Cleaning

 

Thoroughly wash the Bowl  , Lid   and Cutting Blade   with liquid detergent and 
warm water, rinse and dry. Wipe the Power Unit   with a cloth dampened slightly 
with liquid detergent and warm water. Store the Cutting Blade   protected in a safe 
place to prevent injury.

 

The glass bowl is dishwasher safe.

 

DO NOT IMMERSE THE POWER UNIT   IN WATER.

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