Pikatti 700W Chopper 1705FL

Choosing the best FLAMA chopper depends on your needs:
• For small quantities and soft ingredients, a compact chopper is sufficient.
• For meat, nuts, or harder ingredients, a model with a powerful motor and stainless-steel blades delivers better results.

FLAMA chopper models are versatile and can chop:
• Meat and poultry for homemade meatballs or burgers.
• Vegetables and herbs for soups and seasonings.
• Nuts for desserts or granola.
• Stale bread to make homemade breadcrumbs.
• Hard cheese for quick grating.

• Up to 400W: For basic tasks such as chopping herbs and vegetables.
• 500W or more: For chopping meat and harder foods.

Yes! For the best results with your FLAMA meat grinder:
• Use boneless meat without excess fat.
• Cut it into small pieces before grinding.
• Do not overfill the grinder bowl.

Noise levels may vary depending on the power, but FLAMA models are designed for efficient and comfortable use, minimizing excessive vibrations.

Some foods are not suitable for chopping/slicing/grating. Make sure you are using suitable foods and that they are positioned correctly in the container before chopping/slicing/grating. In addition, the ingredients used should be firm and fresh to achieve satisfactory results and prevent food from accumulating in the cut-food feed tube (information depends on the product model).

Always unplug the appliance before cleaning the motor unit. Clean the chopper's motor unit with a slightly damp sponge. Never immerse the motor unit in water, and never pour water onto it.

It is normal for small amounts of food to remain unchopped/uncut/ungated. This is because the pusher that helps push the food down must not come into contact with the sharp blades of the food cone/feeding tube.

If food sticks to the sides of the chopper bowl, switch off the appliance, unplug it, remove the pieces with a spatula, and place them back in the center of the bowl. Switch on the appliance and pulse it two or three more times. Never touch the blades with your hands or fingers.

No. The blender cup of your chopper (depending on the model) should never be used in the microwave.

To remove the smell of onion or garlic from your food chopper, clean the chopper bowl and blade with hot water and detergent immediately after use, and store it without closing the lid.