Kenwood CH180

alaTest has collected and analyzed 829 user reviews of Kenwood CH180 from Amazon.co.uk. The average user rating for this product is 4.5/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.3/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.co.uk.

The Kenwood CH180A mini chopper has one push-button control that operates its two speeds - pushing halfway down is speed one, and pushing all the way down gives you speed two. We tested this mini chopper food processor to see how well this works, and...

Thinking of a kitchen without an effective chopper seems to be like a nightmare. Can you even imagine spending hours chopping vegetables for your lunch or dinner. To assist the customers in cooking food, the leading brands have loaded the kitchen...

For the price this chopper is excellent value. Chopping any smallish item from onions, garlic, ginger through to grinding nuts, couldn't be without it.

Made small amounts of Pesto, great for chopping our cooked food for baby. Chopping onions. Easy to use and wash but awkward to store like most electrical equipment. Very useful and a good price. Gave one to daughter

I too have had the centre plastic spindle break after relatively light use. A replacement is available from Kenwood for only £7.99 plus postage of £3.99 so I can replace it for £12 when a new one is available for the same price.I agree with the...

Great mini processor, excellent for small quantities of food. I have been using it to prepare baby purees and it is excellent at mashing up cooked vegs and meat. Very easy to use, store and clean.However it will not replace bigger and more powerful...

Ideal for making small quantities of mayonnaise. The ability to drizzle oil through the hole in the lid an advantage on the older version I have (over 10 years old). New model bought from T J Hughes was on offer so paid £14.99 a real bargain Use for...

I was given the Kenwood Mini Chopper 180A for Christmas and I love it! Chopping onions and grating ginger are two pet hates but these are no longer a problem. I chop an onion into chunks and put it in the bowl. A couple of pushes and I have beautiful...

I have had one for over 10 years and find it perfect for chopping small amounts of almost anything. It cleans easily too. I never put it in the dishwasher as I find plastic gets a bit brittle with the heat and the blades get dulled. It is small enough...

Yet again, Which? readers sem to be at variance with Which?'s own lab testers. This seems to be happening with increasing frequency across a range of products - and I think I've now learned which (definitely not a pun) views to go by. I think it could...