ZOLELE electric meat grinder and food blender review: a 2L family chopper

The ZOLELE electric meat grinder and food blender is a 4.9-rated 2L bowl chopper for family cooking, though it minces in a bowl rather than grinding through a plate.

What you get

A 2L stainless steel bowl chopper that doubles as a mincer and food blender. Drop in cubed meat, onion, garlic, vegetables, or nuts, hold the button, and the 300W copper-core motor and S-shaped 4-blade group chop it in seconds. The bowl is 304 stainless steel, and both the bowl and the blade group lift out for washing. It’s sold with a 4.9 rating through the Deerma Philippines store. Think of it as a large chopper for everyday ulam prep, not an auger-style meat grinder.

What can it handle?

Family-size batches. The 2L bowl swallows enough giniling, minced garlic, or chopped vegetables for a full meal in one go, and the copper motor has the torque to mince meat quickly. The catch is how it works: this is a bowl-and-blade design, so you cut meat into cubes first and it chops rather than pushing strands through a die. That suits giniling, meatball mix, garlic, onion, and nut chopping well. It’s less suited to jobs that need a true grinder plate or to whipping and slicing, which it doesn’t do. With only two gear settings you get less fine control than a chopper with pulse or variable speed, so pulse the button in short bursts to avoid over-mincing.

Is it easy to clean?

Yes. The S-shaped 4-blade group pulls straight out and the 304 stainless bowl wipes and rinses clean, with no plate or die to scrub. Wash the blades by hand rather than leaving them to soak, and dry them so the edges stay sharp.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱1,600 as of July 22, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. That is more than a basic mini chopper but reasonable for a 2L stainless bowl and a copper motor, and it earns a strong 4.9 rating. You’re paying for the capacity and the metal bowl, so it makes sense if you actually cook in family batches.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you cook giniling and chopped ulam in family portions and want a roomy 2L stainless bowl with easy-clean blades. Skip it if you need a true plate-and-die meat grinder or a slicer. Comparing options? See the best food processors in the Philippines roundup, or our food processor buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

For the cheapest grinder in this batch, the Hodekt electric meat grinder is our Best Budget pick with a 2L to 3L bowl. For a similar-priced grinder that wins on value, the Maimeite 3L electric meat grinder gives you a larger bowl.