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Ultimate Chopper Recall

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  1. http://www.9and10news.com/news/story.asp?storyid=45151

    In case anyone has one of these.

  2. itsjoannotjoann said:

    http://www.9and10news.com/news/story.asp?storyid=45151

    In case anyone has one of these.

    Sold via infomercials and manufactured in China. Why am I not surprised
    that the safety devices don't work.

    Bob

  3. itsjoannotjoann said:

    http://www.9and10news.com/news/story.asp?storyid=45151

    In case anyone has one of these.

    I have a Krups mini-chopper and that thing is great. It does a great
    job on bitty amounts of fresh veggies, mostly ... I chopped parsley in
    it last night, and although I thought it would turn into parsley paste,
    it stayed in perfect bits to add to the melted butter I was using.

    N.

  4. itsjoannotjoann said:


    http://www.9and10news.com/news/story.asp?storyid=45151

    In case anyone has one of these.

    I have one that I bought at a yard sale, unused, still in the
    original package for $10. Canadian. I just checked as they instructed
    and the safety feature works fine. I wouldn't turn on (in spite of a
    dozen tries) without the lid. I like it for small amounts of chopping
    since I don't have room for a food processer and all it's attachments.

  5. zxcvbob said:
    Quoted message said:

    http://www.9and10news.com/news/story.asp?storyid=45151

    Sold via infomercials and manufactured in China. Why am I not surprised
    that the safety devices don't work.

    Bob

    Ain't it the truth!!

  6. zxcvbob said:

    Sold via infomercials and manufactured in China. Why am I not surprised
    that the safety devices don't work.

    Yeah, dang them stupid Chinese for not keeping track of the schizoid
    safety freaks in the US. No matter dozens of other tools can take
    appendages off by the glove-load, but we gotta make those pesky food
    processors safe to the point of uselessness to protect the short bus
    crowd.

    nb

  7. notbob said:
    zxcvbob said:

    Sold via infomercials and manufactured in China. Why am I not surprised
    that the safety devices don't work.

    Yeah, dang them stupid Chinese for not keeping track of the schizoid
    safety freaks in the US. No matter dozens of other tools can take
    appendages off by the glove-load, but we gotta make those pesky food
    processors safe to the point of uselessness to protect the short bus
    crowd.

    nb

    I wouldn't have a problem with it if there were no safety switches. But
    there are faulty switches that give an illusion of safety.

    Bob

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