12 in 1 Multipurpose Vegetable & Fruit Chopper

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12 in 1 Multipurpose Vegetable & Fruit Chopper

Chops, slices, dices, grates, juliennes
12 snap-in blades, no tools
Falls straight into one container
Stainless steel with safety guard
Weeknight prep in three minutes

Rs. 999.00 Rs. 2,999.00 66% Discount

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Prep a full weeknight sabzi in about three minutes — no board, no knife skills, nothing to wipe off the counter.

12 Snap-in blades — chop, slice, dice, grate, julienne, drain
1 Container catches everything, so the counter stays clean
0 Plug points, motors or batteries needed

Stainless steel blades Safety hand guard included Free shipping across India Cash on delivery

See it work

Ten seconds each. No editing tricks.

Dicing an onion 0:20

Slicing a capsicum 0:15

Grating a carrot 0:25

Swapping a blade 0:05

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Why the vegetables keep going bad

You didn't skip cooking
because you can't cook.

You bought the vegetables on Sunday. You meant to use them.

Then it's 8:40 on a Wednesday, you've just got home, and between you and dinner there's a board to pull out, an onion to dice, a capsicum to slice, a carrot to grate — and then all of it to wash up again.

So you open the app instead. Again.

The cooking was never the problem. The twenty minutes before it was.

Unused vegetables and a sealed delivery bag on a kitchen counter at night

The difference, measured

Dinner still gets made.
You just get your evening back.

Same vegetables. Same dish. The only thing that changes is what you're holding — and how much of the night is left afterwards.

Dice one onion 3:10 0:20
Slice a capsicum 2:20 0:15
Grate a carrot 2:00 0:25
Julienne for a salad 4:00 0:20
Clear the board and counter 3:00 none

Woman still chopping by hand at the counter while the evening happens in the next room — Still at the counter. The evening is already gone.

Prep done and packed away, woman sitting on the sofa with her child — Prep done in one press. The rest of the night is yours.

By hand14:30 With the set1:20

13 minutes a night. Over an hour back every week.

Sit down and eat At the table with everyone else, instead of standing at the counter finishing your plate alone.
Homework, before it's too late Thirteen minutes is the difference between "later, beta" and actually sitting with them.
Your show, not the dishes Start the episode while dinner cooks, instead of falling asleep before you get to it.

Times are typical for one medium vegetable and will vary with how finely you want it cut. We'd rather give you a realistic number than a flattering one.

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Twelve attachments

One set, most of the prep
you actually do.

Blades snap in and out by hand. No screws, no spare parts to lose, nothing that needs a manual.

All twelve attachments from the set laid out

Chopper

Press down once. Onion, tomato and paneer land in the container already diced — and your eyes stay dry, because you're not hunched over them.

Slicer

Even slices for cucumber, potato and beetroot. The kind of consistency that takes years of knife practice to get by hand.

Dicer

Uniform cubes for pulao, sabzi and salad, so everything in the pan finishes cooking at the same time instead of half burnt, half raw.

Grater

Carrot, cheese, coconut — straight into the container instead of onto a plate, a board and the floor.

Julienne cutter

Thin matchsticks for salads, noodles and garnish. The cut most people skip entirely because doing it by hand takes too long.

Drainer insert

Rinse and drain in the same container you chopped into. One vessel for the whole job, one thing to wash.

BladesStainless steel

BodyABS plastic

IncludedContainer, lid, blades, hand guard

PowerNone needed

It empties a drawer
instead of filling one.

Most kitchen gadgets add one more thing to store. This one takes the place of the six you already own and rarely reach for.

Mandoline slicer₹749
Hand chopper₹599
Box grater₹499
Chopping board₹349
Colander₹249
Julienne peeler₹154
Bought separately₹2,599
This set, all twelve₹999

You keep ₹1,600 — and six fewer things in the drawer.

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Customer reviews

What people say after
a month of using it.

4.4

★★★★★

Based on 152 reviews

5 star62% 4 star26% 3 star7% 2 star3% 1 star2%

Mentioned most often

Saves timeEasy to useSharp blades Good buildValue for moneyHand wash only

Priya Deshmukh

Verified Purchase · Pune

★★★★★18 August

Roz ka 20 minute bach gaya

Office se aake sabse zyada mann chopping mein nahi lagta tha. Ab onion, capsicum sab ek press mein ho jaata hai. Seedha container mein girta hai isliye counter bhi saaf rehta hai. Ek mahine se use kar rahi hoon, blade abhi tak bilkul sharp hai.

24 people found this helpful

Arjun Menon

Verified Purchase · Bengaluru

★★★★★11 August

Sharper than I expected for the price

Was fully expecting the blades to crush tomatoes. They don't — clean slices every time. The dicer is the one I use most. Only thing, use the hand guard properly, these are not blunt safety blades.

19 people found this helpful

Sneha Kulkarni

Verified Purchase · Nagpur

★★★★☆6 August

Achha hai, bas dhone mein dhyan dena padta hai

Product bilkul sahi kaam karta hai, salad ab roz banta hai ghar pe. Ek baat — turant dho lena chahiye, warna sabzi blade ke grid mein sookh jaati hai. Brush saath mein aata toh 5 star deti.

31 people found this helpful

Ritika Sharma

Verified Purchase · Delhi

★★★★★2 August

Bachche ke saath time milne laga

Pehle dinner prep mein hi poora evening chala jaata tha. Ab beta homework karta hai toh main paas baith paati hoon. Sunne mein chhoti baat lagti hai par roz ka farak bahut bada hai.

47 people found this helpful

Vikram Iyer

Verified Purchase · Chennai

★★★★★29 July

Replaced three things in my kitchen drawer

Grater, mandoline and the old hand chopper are all packed away now. Everything goes into one container, which means one thing to wash instead of four. Genuinely useful, not a gimmick.

22 people found this helpful

Meera Nair

Verified Purchase · Kochi

★★★★☆24 July

Good, but not for very hard vegetables

Onion, tomato, cucumber, carrot — perfect. Raw banana and beetroot need real force. Not a defect exactly, just be realistic about what a manual chopper can do. For daily sabzi prep it's excellent.

38 people found this helpful

Kavita Bansal

Verified Purchase · Jaipur

★★★★★21 July

Aankhon mein paani nahi aata ab

Pyaaz kaatne mein hamesha aankh jalti thi. Ab jhukna nahi padta, ek press aur kaam khatam. Mummy ke liye bhi ek order kar diya. Packaging bhi theek thak thi, kuch toota nahi.

29 people found this helpful

Deepak Rao

Verified Purchase · Hyderabad

★★★★★17 July

Bachelor cooking just got easier

I avoided cooking mainly because of prep and cleanup. This solved both. Ten minutes and dinner is on. Ordering in has dropped to maybe once a week now, so it's already paid for itself.

26 people found this helpful

Straight answers

The things worth asking
before you buy.

Including the parts most product pages leave out.

Is it a pain to clean?

It's hand wash only — not dishwasher safe. Rinse the blade under running water straight after you use it and it takes about twenty seconds. Leave it until after dinner and dried vegetable sets into the blade grid, which turns it into a proper job. Rinse it early and this is a non-issue.

Are the blades actually sharp, or will they crush a tomato?

They're stainless steel and sharp enough to cut cleanly through soft vegetables instead of squashing them. That cuts both ways — they will cut you too. Use the hand guard that comes in the box, and never push the last piece down with your fingers.

Will the plastic crack?

The body is ABS — the same plastic used for kitchen appliance housings — with steel blades. Press straight down rather than at an angle, and don't force through frozen items. Treated normally it holds up. If yours arrives cracked, see the replacement answer below.

What can't it handle?

Onion, tomato, capsicum, cucumber, carrot, potato, paneer, cheese and coconut all work well. Very hard vegetables like raw banana or whole beetroot need real force and are better done with a knife. It's a manual tool, not a motor — worth knowing before you order rather than after.

How is this different from an electric chopper?

An electric chopper gives you one cut — chopped — and often turns softer vegetables to paste. This gives you slices, dice, grate and julienne, needs no plug point, makes no noise, and has no motor housing to clean around. It also costs a fraction of one.

Where do twelve blades live in my kitchen?

Fair question, and the honest answer is they need a home. The blades stack flat and most people keep them in the container itself or in a shallow drawer tray. It still takes up less room than the separate grater, mandoline and board it replaces.

What if it arrives damaged or wrong?

Send us a photo within 48 hours of delivery and we replace it free. No return courier to arrange, no argument.

When will it reach me?

Dispatched in 1–2 business days with free shipping anywhere in India. Cash on delivery is available. If you need to check on an order, our support team is reachable Monday to Saturday.

Cook on a Wednesday.

Twelve blades, one container, and about three minutes between you and a real dinner — with the rest of the evening still ahead of you.

Free shipping across India
Cash on delivery available
Dispatched in 1–2 business days
Free replacement if it arrives damaged