Deerma electric meat grinder review: a 4.9-rated bowl chopper for the PH kitchen

The Deerma electric meat grinder and food processor is a 4.9-rated bowl chopper from the official Deerma Philippines store, good for everyday mincing and chopping.

What you get

A compact, bowl-style multifunction chopper: drop in cubes of meat, vegetables, fruit, or nuts, put on the lid, and the stainless steel blade spins to mince or chop. It runs on the 220-240V Philippine standard, so it works straight out of the box with no adapter. It’s a 4.9-rated pick sold by Deerma’s own Philippine store. The catch: the listing doesn’t publish the bowl capacity, the motor wattage, or a model number, so you can’t confirm the exact size or power before buying.

What can it handle?

Think everyday kitchen prep. It minces pork or chicken for meatballs and siomai, chops onions, garlic, and ginger for your base, and breaks down nuts or fruit for a quick puree. Because it’s a bowl chopper, not an auger mincer, it works by pulsing the blade rather than pushing meat through a plate, so cut ingredients into rough cubes first and work in short bursts for an even texture. Big or fibrous jobs are where budget choppers strain, so give the motor a rest between batches.

Is it easy to clean?

Mostly, yes. The bowl and blade detach so you can rinse them under the tap right after use, which keeps meat and garlic from drying on. Keep the motor base dry: just wipe it with a damp cloth, never submerge it. The blade is sharp, so handle it by the hub, not the edge.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱1,600 as of July 22, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That’s fair for a chopper from the brand’s official store with a 4.9 rating, but you’re paying without published capacity or wattage figures, so you’re trusting the rating and the store more than the spec sheet. If confirmed specs matter to you, a labeled rival can be the safer buy.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want a simple, well-rated Deerma chopper for daily meat and vegetable prep and you’re comfortable that the exact size and wattage aren’t listed. Comparing options first? See the best food processors in the Philippines roundup, or our food processor buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

If you want a premium, fully-specced grinder, the Haier electric meat grinder is our Best Premium pick. To spend less, the Hodekt electric meat grinder is our Best Budget pick with clearly-listed capacities.