KitchenCraft Potato Chipper, Professional Chip Cutter, Plastic and Stainless Steel, 23.5 x 10.5 x 12 cm, White

Good value great item cuts really well just make sure you put on the right way over wise cuts but just not the way it should I would recommend makes life much easier

Overall I'm pleased with this purchase, it does what it needs to do and the two sizes of cutting grate are right for different sizes of chip. The two main draw backs are that although the grate is sharp, the lever action handle doesnt always put sufficient force on a potato effortlessly push it through and there have been times I've wondered if the lever arm would snap before the potato gave way. Perhaps the bigger draw back is that it is a fairly small device, so if you have a nice big potato there is a modest upper limit on the 'length' of the chips you can make as pushing plate doesnt go all the way back. Otherwise, very easy to clean, very lightweight and fits neatly into a cupboard without taking up too much space.Its certainly worthwhile buying at its price if you plan to use it once a month or so, but could be improved on if you are looking to use on a regular/weekly basis and have to make chips enough for portions for three or more at a time.

Used quite a few times now, works well, seams sturdy and therefore I think has been great value. I initially found it needed a lot of strength to use, until I realised the blades need to go a specific way around. Makes fries in my air fryer now a quick healthy meal option.

I bought this a couple of weeks ago and have just used it.It cannot chip potatoes which are bigger than about 6 inches in length, because the space to put it in is not bigger than that. Also if you do put a potato in that "just" fits the space, then it is hard work to push the potato through the chipper. I am reasonably strong and I struggled with a full size potato. I thought the handle would snap when I did force it through. The "sucker" on the bottom was also... not very good. It didnt keep it stuck on my work surface.However, if you cut the potato to under 6 inch and then cut it in half lengthways, then it is much easier to push through. You get more wastage this way though, but not a great deal more. The "large" cutter (there are 2 in the box) cuts to about the size of "oven chips". I've no idea what I'd use the small cutter for as it looks tiny. I use the Philip's Air fryer, so the uniform shape and size of the chips is handy and they look better on the plate.It was quicker and better using this than a knife. Easy to clean. Robust enough (I didnt snap the handle and I really had to push down on it when I had a full potato in), but hard to use if you are not physically strong or dont cut the potatoes in half.Its debatable if its of use if you dont have many chips or if you're not that strong or if you have limited storage space. It does nothing that a decent knife and practice wont do. Its just more uniform and a bit faster... but not much.

This was so cheap that I wasn't expecting much. When it arrived I was so pleasantly surprised. Its a great little gadget for making chips. We are slimming world members and have syn free chips a lot using our actifry. This makes it so much easier and quicker than chopping by hand. We have found that it's also great at chopping onions for bolognaise, just top and tail, quarter then pop in this.It also comes with a grid of smaller squares which makes lovely carrot sticks.The grids just pop out by using a clip on the top (then slides out from the underside). The machine also comes with 2 different push plates which allow the vegetables to be pushed through. These also clip on and off simply. The machine also has a suction cup which is easy and effective.Overall this is easy to use and clean and makes a useful addition to your kitchen. We use it so muchtthat I can't understand why we never had one before.

This item is clearly not the Item in the sales photo - I have had the one in the sales photo before and I found it very durable and worked well and that is why I bought this 1. however as you will see from the photos I have taken the item when it arrived was not the item in the photos and is not in fact in my opinion a kitchen craft potato chipper - it is a cheap knock off! For a start the blades slide in from the top whereas in the kitchen craft one they slide in from the bottom. this is a crucial difference because when they slide in from the bottom although it can be annoying if you forget to put the right blade you have to unsuck the chipper to change it. But what happens in the one that I received is that the blades slide in from the top and this means because they're not securely held (but by a pathetic plastic pip) when you try to chip a potato they often move out of the correct alignment causing the plunger to foul the cutting blades. An occurrence which in fact caused 1 of the blades to become broken!!! this chipper the 1 that I received is a complete piece of rubbish and was a complete waste of money - needless to say it is being returned. If the same thing happens - i.e. you get sent the one in my picture, and not the one in the sales picture - don't even bother using it - send it straight back!!!!!!!

Works great, makes lovely sized chips

The media could not be loaded. I love this item - it’s not perfect, but it certainly makes life a lot easier.Pros:-Chips come out the perfect size.- It’s easy to clean, all the parts easily slide out so you can rinse them.- Simple to understand how it all works.- MUCH quicker than manually cutting chips.Cons:- Potatoes OFTEN get stuck and you have to wiggle them around to unjam the whole thing.- The potatoes don’t always go through easily and it can take an adult man using both hands and body weight to force a potato through.