Here at Delish, we love cooking (obviously), but we're always looking for tools that help cut down on prep time. Dicing vegetables can be meditative, sure, but what if you're in a rush—or if chopping a mountain of onions makes you weep buckets? Whether you're whipping up the ultimate jalapeño-spiked salsa, garlicky bruschetta, hearty beef goulash, or creamy sour cream and onion dip, a good food chopper can make life a whole lot easier.

Not only that, but food choppers come in handy if your knife skills leave something to be desired. (No judgement!) Does your recipe call for a brunoise cut? The super fine dice, a classic cut in French cuisine, is beautiful but time consuming to achieve. You could spend an hour painstakingly chopping your ingredient into tiny squares—or, enlist a a good food chopper to do it for you.

Lucky for you, we've researched the best of the best food choppers on the market to save you time (and tears) and make prep time a little more enjoyable. Happy chopping!

When making this list, we scoured the internet and pored through reviews to pick the very best food choppers. We considered a few different factors, such as whether they're easy to use and clean. We also made sure to include a wide variety of different-sized products, including both manual and electric models, some of which also almost double as food processors. Our picks also operate in different ways whether at the push of a button, the pull of a cord, or by repeatedly pushing the top down. No matter what you're looking for, we've got it, so check out our very best picks for food choppers.

Easily chop up to two cups of veggies or nuts with the Kuhn Rikon Pull Chopper, which is manually operated by a pull cord. For coarse cuts, it takes about five pulls, but can achieve fine dices and even purees with more tugs at the cord.

The electric Hamilton Beach food chopper makes prep time quick and easy with stainless-steel blades to dice, mince, and puree. It's easy to operate—just press the lid to chop, and release to stop—plus, an oil dispenser on lid makes emulsifying dressings, dips and sauces a cinch.

The Zyliss Easy Pull Food Chopper is a great space and time saver in the kitchen. It features a non-slip base, ergonomic pull handle, and a three-cup bowl. "I saved at least an hour of cutting and mincing by using this thing," said one reviewer. "And cleanup is easy peasy."

You can't beat the price of the highly-rated Zyliss Zick Food Chopper. With heavy-duty sharp blades, you can chop anything from onions and peppers to garlic and nuts in no time. As a safety precaution, the handle locks into place for easy storage. This reviewer loves the sturdiness of this chopper and how easy it is to clean.

Easily chop veggies with the manual OXO Good Grips Chopper, which features stainless-steel blades and a non-slip knob on the top for safe and comfortable chopping.

You can't go wrong with the popular Fullstar Vegetable Chopper, a manual device that comes with four interchangeable stainless-steel blades so you can perfectly chop, slice, julienne, and spiralize your favorite veggies. And, with labeled measurements on the 1.2-quart catch tray, you can easily keep track of your chopping.

Whether you're chopping or pureeing, the KitchenAid 3.5 Cup Food Chopper makes things easy—and all at the push of a button. The electric food chopper also has a drizzle basin on top, which makes it easy to pour in liquids when making dips and sauces.

The electric Oster 3-Cup Mini Food Processor is small, but powerful. Markings on the glass bowl allow you to easily measure ingredients. "Easy to wash, processes in a snap," said one reviewer. "Looks good on the counter, too."

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