Proctor Silex Mini Food and Vegetable Choppers 2011 vs Chef'n VeggiChop Hand Powered Food Chopper (2011)

Both options make for good, if unremarkable, Food Processors at the $20 budget range. While they should serve reasonably well, you might want to look into some other options at that price point.

If you're still interested in learning more about the Proctor Silex 1.5-Cup Durable Mini 1.5 Cup Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper 72500RY and Chef'n VeggiChop Hand Powered Food Chopper, however, we wrote-up what we know about them:

The Spruce Eats, a source known for its hands-on testing and objective methodology, had good things to say about the Proctor Silex 1.5-Cup Durable Mini 1.5 Cup Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper 72500RY. It performed great in its "The Best Mini Food Processors for Compact Chopping, Pureeing, and Grating" roundup and earned the "Ranked 2 out of 8" title.

Moving on to the Chef'n VeggiChop Hand Powered Food Chopper: no sources that perform reliable and objective hands-on testing have included it in their Food Processor roundups, which usually means that a product doesn't make for a good purchase.

As a last step, we wanted to do a head-to-head Proctor Silex 1.5-Cup Durable Mini 1.5 Cup Food Processor & Vegetable Chopper 72500RY vs. Chef'n VeggiChop Hand Powered Food Chopper comparison of their review performance but, unfortunately, weren't able to find any review ratings on either product.