#Veggie chopper

[shoppingblog]

"13-in-1 Vegetable Chopper: Your Ultimate Kitchen Time-Saver!"

Upgrade your kitchen experience with this 13-in-1 Vegetable Chopper! Designed to make food prep quick and effortless, it features 8 sharp, interchangeable blades for slicing, dicing, grating, and chopping. Perfect for onions, carrots, potatoes, garlic, and more, it also includes a spacious container to keep your countertop clean and organized. Durable, versatile, and easy to clean, this all-in-one kitchen gadget is a must-have for creating healthy and delicious meals in no time.

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[izzy-prizzy]

you DON'T understand how important and close to my heart it is when one piece shows reactions of straw hats family's when they get bounties or if there is some news about them.

"i hope you'll continue to frequent martime resturnt baratie, home of the 77 million berries bounty black leg sanji"

"were going to party today he's the most successful man from the east blue. cheers to luffy!!"

"i have to become independent as soon as possible so i can treat usopp's wound if he comes back injured"

"our captain is amazing!!"

"she looks happy doesn't she"

"chopper..i don't care what his bounty is as long as i get to see his face. looks like he's doing just fine"

SHUT UP IM NOT CRYING

[wickedhawtwexler]

i'm not a big fan of cooking but i love making pasta salad. that's like my Signature Dish

[sise717]

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Vegetable Chopper Pro 13-in-1 Review: The Ultimate Kitchen Gadget

Cooking can be a delightful experience, but the prep work often feels like a chore. Enter the Vegetable Chopper Pro 13-in-1, a multifunctional kitchen tool designed to streamline your food preparation. From dicing onions to slicing carrots, this chopper does it all, making it an essential gadget for any kitchen.

Superior Quality and Durability

The Vegetable Chopper Pro is crafted with high-quality stainless steel blades and food-grade materials. This ensures not only durability but also safety in your kitchen. The rust-resistant 420 stainless steel maintains sharp edges for precise cuts, whether you are slicing, dicing, or grating. The robustness of the materials means this chopper is built to last, promising you long-term use without compromising on performance.

Versatile and Multifunctional

What sets this chopper apart is its 8 interchangeable blades. These blades cater to various slicing and dicing needs:

Thick/Thin Slicing

Dicing or Chunking

Shredding

Grating

Grinding

Switching between blades is effortless, allowing you to tackle any recipe with ease. Whether you're preparing a fresh salad, mincing garlic for a sauce, or slicing fruits for a snack, this chopper can handle it all.

Innovative Design

The innovative design of this vegetable chopper includes a built-in cutting lid that lets you chop food directly into a 1.2L container. This feature eliminates the need for a separate cutting board and knife, reducing countertop clutter and preventing food from sliding off during preparation. The chopper's compact size also ensures it can be stored easily, even in kitchens with limited space.

Cleaning up is a breeze thanks to the included scrubbing fork, which allows you to clean the blades and container in minutes. This practical design enhances not only the convenience but also the safety of your cooking experience.

Health Benefits and Time-Saving

One of the significant advantages of the Vegetable Chopper Pro is the time it saves in the kitchen. Chopping, mincing, and slicing ingredients like tomatoes, onions, and garlic can be done in a fraction of the time, making meal prep more efficient. This encourages you to add more vegetables to your diet, promoting healthier eating habits for you and your family.

Lifetime Warranty

The Vegetable Chopper Pro 13-in-1 comes with a lifetime warranty. The manufacturer, MAIPOR, stands by the quality of their product, offering replacements or full refunds if you are not satisfied. This commitment to customer satisfaction ensures you can purchase with confidence, knowing that you are investing in a reliable and durable kitchen tool.

Conclusion

The Vegetable Chopper Pro 13-in-1 is a versatile, high-quality kitchen gadget that simplifies food preparation. Its durable construction, innovative design, and multifunctional capabilities make it a must-have for anyone looking to save time in the kitchen while promoting healthier eating habits. With the added assurance of a lifetime warranty, this chopper is undoubtedly a worthwhile investment for any home cook.

Product Highlights

8 Interchangeable Blades for various cutting needs

High-Quality Stainless Steel Blades for durability and sharpness

1.2L Food Container to reduce mess and clutter

Easy to Clean with included scrubbing fork

Compact and Innovative Design for efficient storage and use

Lifetime Warranty ensuring customer satisfaction

Invest in the Vegetable Chopper Pro 13-in-1 today and transform your kitchen experience!

[mybrainproblems]

You have no clue how much salad I've been eating since I got a veggie chopper. So much salad. Almost every day I have a salad. Wtf.

[clawdee]

I'm not a veggie person. One salad a day is all I can handle and if I have to eat carrots everyday I will choke.

I understand ViTaMiNs but there's pills for that. I'm balancing carbs and protein pretty good and that currently fills me up.

Like YEAH I guess I'll have my daily fucking Caesar salad, or bacon chicken ranch, and carrots/celery a couple times a week, but woof. Gonna make keto onion rings and eat those often.

[wonderlandmind4]

As a massage therapist….it’s amazing how much I slice my fingers open 🤦🏻‍♀️

[dteamain]

happy birthday!! 🎉🎉🎉

THANK YOU 💗🫶💗🫶💗

[knot-doing-it]

Realistic nutrition tips should just be cooking/food prep instructions

i saw this awhile ago and saved to share with everyone on here it might benefit :•)

[enthesea]

i think cheap sushi for lunch tomorrow

[catrkitchen]

Greatest functionality on the market - Interchangeable blades mean this kitchen gadget meets all of your slicing and chopping needs. Choose the perfect thickness of your sliced vegetables with the easy-to-use adjuster dial and select the ideal size for your chopped vegetables by simply changing the inserts. Amazon

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

The thing they don't tell you about the veggie chopper is this:

Sharp.

[hellyeahsickaf]

Cooking While Disabled

One of the things I miss most about being less disabled is cooking. It was one of my favorite things to do and something I've always been good at.

On good days there are things I can do that make it easier. It's not the same as before, but I hope that sharing what makes it possible for me to cook helps others who struggle with it.

Tips for cooking while disabled:

You can incorporate precooked food in your meals. For example, stir fry with precooked rice with the ingredients of your choice, or taking frozen pasta (like the ones with maybe sauce and a couple other things) or plain microwave pasta (I prefer these, but heat it first) and putting it in a pan adding other ingredients like vegetables, cheese, garlic, etc

If it comes frozen or canned that can really help. Frozen rice you can just microwave, frozen cut veggies and garlic and onions are good as well

Buy a chopper with different shaped blades, spiralizer, electric slicer/grater, food processor, or any appliance that will save you energy. Ideally machine washable. Stand mixers are also better than manual ones. Especially helpful if you have joint/wrist issues

You can always prepare ingredients ahead of time. I find that sometimes it helps to prep (chopping or mixing ingredients, etc) earlier in the day or even a day before. Then you can put it in the fridge or freezer until you're ready to cook the full meal

Look up easy recipes or recipes for elderly/seniors. With the latter you may find more nutritionally balanced food but an unbalanced easy meal is better than none

You can sit while you prepare ingredients.

You're allowed to take breaks. You can turn the stove off, maybe put a lid on it to retain the heat, sit down, maybe take something for your symptoms. Some things you may not be able to stop in the middle of like making pancakes or deep frying something, but if you're making soup or curry or chili or something, often you can turn it off for a bit and take care of yourself.

If you need help and can get it, please ask for help. I know many of us need to work on asking for help including myself. Even if it's just washing the pots and pans or chopping something. You are not a burden you hear me?

Stretch before and after cooking just as one would before a workout. It will likely lessen any joint pain or stiffness as you are still exerting yourself

Listen to your body. Just as you're allowed to take a break, you are allowed to decide you won't be able to finish what you're doing. You may put away your food before it's done (if this won't ruin the meal). You are allowed to leave a dirty pot in the sink and come back to it later (just make sure you or someone else does before it gets gross). You can wash them in the dishwasher. I know this is bad for the seasoning on pots and pans but you can reseason them to be nonstick again and use nonstick spray

You can buy seasoning mixes rather than using individual seasoning. Instead of parsley, oregano, basil, etc you can buy Italian seasoning. Instead of paprika, pepper, cumin, oregano, salt, etc, you can just get taco seasoning. This may sound obvious but it can save a lot of time and energy

An issue I have is buying perishable ingredients thinking I can use them, having a bad week or two, and the ingredients have gone bad. Try to plan out your meals before shopping and ask yourself if there's an easier alternative for any ingredients. Maybe pre chopped fresh onion instead of a whole one, sliced mushrooms instead of whole, frozen vegetable blends instead of individual, powdered ginger instead of the root, bullion instead of stock that you may not be able to use all at once. I know this is like one of the other points but these are what I find most helpful

Use supercook.com! You input the ingredients you have on hand and you'll get a list of recipes you can make with what you have. Often there's a wide range of complexity and difficulty

Make enough food to freeze or refrigerate leftovers. It helps if you can portion it into single servings in Tupperware or freezer bags. You can prepare frozen burritos for your next few lunches or dinners, separate portion sizes of spaghetti, portion salads, etc

Feel free to add any additions!

[at1nys-blog]

Nap time

Pairing: Roronoa Zoro x fem!reader

Summary: it doesn’t seem but Zoro is very, very much considerate

Masterlist

Having a low social battery was not something meant for a pirate, but here you were, on a ship living adventures left and right.

Taking naps around the Thousand Sunny was always a quest itself: the girl’s dorm, even tho it was the best option in reality was the worst. Luffy will barge in full force and you would fall from your hammock; Nami’s studio was very not a nice option. Yes, the woman was silent all the times but Sanji was too loud for you, waking up and making you grumpy for the rest of the day; Chopper’s infirmary? To avoid after a huge battle; the deck? Too much chaos; the garden? Unless you wanted to burn under the sun, go ahead, if not, avoid.

The only place that was a safe place was the crow nest. That part of the ship was avoided from everyone thanks to being Zoro’s place to train and nap. Sanji wouldn’t come unless to inform food was ready; Luffy and Usopp had better stuff to do downstairs, you thought they even forgot about it sometimes; Brook and Franky would be too busy with their things; Jimbe, Nami and Robin knew better to not bother you.

After a hot shower, you were ready to go and relax to your new spot. Your body was aching to lay down and sleep, your muscles so relaxed that you didn’t know how you managed to get on top without falling.

Entering the small room you were happy it wasn’t a complete mess, but again it never was when you wanted to go there. This was something that always puzzled you. Knowing Zoro this was out of his character.

You shrugged it off, too tired to think too much about it.

Checking around you found a pile of towels on the desk and you were so glad about it. Taking one, you covered the pillow and after some seconds you were gone into dreamland.

Zoro knew your current position. He had been searching for you around the Thousand Sunny to ask you something, a stupid question to be honest.

“Ohi moss head, have you asked YN what she would like for dinner?” The swordsman only shook his head no, getting a death glare from the blonde pirate. “You forgot didn’t you? Ah I always have to do things myself” before the cook could leave the kitchen Zoro stopped him by gripping the collar of his white shirt.

“I didn’t forget. She is sleeping in the crow nest” he said with his stoic voice. “And honestly, don’t you know what she likes?” The tone was more teasing this time, exposing a sensitive nerve.

Zoro spent the rest of the day training and avoiding people to bother you: he would help out Nami with folding clothes; helping Chopper reorganize his set of new medicines; threaten Usopp and Luffy every time they tried to climb to the crow nest, all this untill he thought you had rested enough to survive dinner.

He climbed up easily, used to do it on a daily basis. Opening the door he tried to be as gently as possible, to not give you a scare. Even his steps are light, something he never imagined was possible for him, but yet, here he was. Walking on eggshells to not scare you.

“Y/N” it was a whisper even if he didn’t mean to, it just came out like that. “Are you still asleep?” You shifted position, still sleeping, he took it as a yes and was going to leave when he noticed you were going to fell anytime soon.

He didn’t know what to do, he didn’t want to wake you up, but he didn’t want you to fall either. He tried is best to move you closer to the wall, but he kinda failed.

“Is dinner ready?” You asked, half asleep. Zoro thought the world stoped for a second, he hated to feel this way when it was about you. He hated how much he cared for you. He hated… “I hope Sanji remembered to not put veggies in my plate” you said standing up.

The swordsman was just able to keep silent, what was he supposed to say? Was he supposed to tell you he remembered the cook what you liked or didn’t like? The man couldn’t say a word no matter how much he tried to.

“Have you recharged or I have to stop…”

“Is okay, don’t scare Luffy away.” You stoped him and left the room before he could ask you if you were sure. “Let’s go.” You added.

Zoro came back to reality after a while, he was not catching feelings, was he? He cares for you as much as he did for the others. Okay maybe he cared a little bit more il for you but just a tiny bit. Just a bit more, maybe. He shook away the thought, following you down on deck. He was totally making sure Luffy wouldn’t bother you too much, that was a fact.

[sleepyfemme]

the world feels heavier than ever and focusing on anything at all today has been a herculean task but we’re gonna have tomato soup and grilled cheese and a little salad using the fancy veggie chopper box i bought recently that i can’t stop using & we’re gonna watch twin peaks while we eat and then get some sleep. i think coziness will be more important than ever these days.

[stellewriites]

thanks for the tag kiko 💕

i did one of these when tats tagged me but after reading yours i figured why not do a second time

• i also LOVE doing trips as gifts (im the driver of the group and 50% of the time end up being the planner too)!!

• i said in the previous one that i love flowers, but i also love funky little vases to put them in

• anything handmade!

• i’m gonna list yummy snacks again bc truly food is the way to my heart lmao

i can’t remember who i tagged before so sorry if ive doubled! npt: @siltyriver @pricesugarwife @gloopey @noicedog @yeriminder @3amfanfiction @gardenthatneversleeps @djarincore

We should do more gift giving

Like in general as a society

Especially with how fucking expensive things are these days, it's such a statement of how much you value/care about the other person.

Like today, my coworker got me a Dr. Pepper from the vending machine cause she knows our manager recently screwed me over, and she wanted to show she appreciates me. It was such a simple gesture but it meant so much to me.

But also I think everyone should always have a list of things they'd love to be gifted but would probably never be. Things they may be embarrassed to ask for (things they're told they shouldn't like for a variety of reasons), things that seem to serve no purpose, seemingly silly things that serve no purpose other than making the recipient giggle every time they see it.

Anyways, I'm in kind of a weird mood and I'm curious what everyone's weird gift wish list would be. No pressure tagging some folks

@stuffireadandenjoy @eiraeths @deeptrashwitch @bringinsexybackk69