>compact>easy to use>looks and feels like commercial grade>dices potatoes so probably can handle everything else>bit pricey but I ain't brokeWould you recommend something better anon?
a knife?
>>22239874Fun if I have to do one potato. Less so when I want to do 28 in order to batch freeze them with salmon and spinach.
>>22239875>batch freezeYou are a lazy poor piece of shit
>>22239875can't you just buy frozen potatoes
>>22239872>looks and feels like commercial gradeit's fucking plastic.
>>22239875>batch freeze them with salmon and spinachmeal prep is for psychopaths.you have 15 minutes each day, quit pretending you don't.
>>22239872>me getting replaced by ai
>>22239875If you have the machine to do a potato in a few seconds why bother batch prepping it
>>22240096>only 15 minutes to prep every meali know exactly what your food looks like and i dont want it.
>>22240299not anon but you should know it doesn't take long to dice veg or meat if you know what you're doing and have a sharp knife. Not everything needs to take an hour just because you're bad at it.
>>22239975Best I can get is wedges laced with salt and shit knows what.>>22239953I don't care about performative effort>>2224009615 mins I could spend on gaming instead>>22240292Fair point. Just gonna batch freeze spinach and salmon only
>>22240514why did you come here asking for advice and then argue with everyone who gave you their opinion? just buy the unitasker. also 200 dollars isn't expensive that's what a regular food processor costs, except the one you posted is less useful.
>>22239872Its like a suicide booth for potatoes
>>22239872this looks like it costs more than 50 bucks and using a machine to operate what's essentially an off brand slap chop feels about as useful as using a juicero to squeeze a bag of shredded vegetables and fruit.it also looks like a tremendous waste of counter space.unless you already have a microwave, an air fryer, a toaster and a kettle/coffee machine on your counter and you still have lots of room for more next to your usual workspace for rolling out dough etc, i don't think a machine for chopping stuff has a place in the kitchen of an able bodied cook.buying bags of chopped frozen vegetables is probably cheaper than using one of these to chop and freeze fresh ones."commercial grade" is not about looks and feels, but durability. this thing will probably break before it pays for itself and then you'll buy a new one because it's so "convenient", even though you could have skipped using that thing by buying frozen prepped vegetables for a negligibly higher cost than fresh dirty and unpeeled ones.
>>22240514> frozen potatoes are shittotally agree. I would love plain, frozen potatoes
