9.4
KUHN RIKON Food processors
These manual pull-string processors offer precise control over vegetable chopping without needing electricity. The compact green design fits easily into any kitchen setup
1 processor in this set
Also in Garlic and spice choppers Green
9.4
Manual cord mechanism
The pull-string design allows for custom chopping textures.
Two cup capacity
The bowl holds up to 2 cups of ingredients.
No electricity needed
This manual processor works anywhere without a power outlet.
From this set
The pull-string mechanism makes it very easy to control how fine I chop my onions.
I like that this 2-cup processor doesn't need to be plugged in to work.
This green manual chopper is great for making quick batches of garlic.
Manual Pull Chop Standards
These listings focus on a cord-driven mechanism for processing vegetables and garlic. The manual design provides a simple way to chop ingredients to a specific consistency.
- Pull string mechanism
- 2-cup bowl capacity
- Manual vegetable chopping
- Green color finish
- Cord-driven processing
- Compact manual build


What is here
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Under the hood
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Where they fit
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The difference
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KUHN RIKON questions
How do these processors operate?
They use a manual cord mechanism that you pull to spin the blades.
What is the volume of the container?
The bowl has a 2-cup capacity for ingredients.
What can I chop with this?
It is designed for vegetables, garlic, and general food processing.
Does this model require batteries?
No, this is a manual processor that uses a pull-string cord.