Title: Yeah, but ...
Product review: I got a Nicer Dicer a couple of months ago and for a little while I was having a great time with it. Carrots, tomatoes (if I was willing to clean up the mess afterwards), apples, turnips, onions ... nice and neat little chunks in a very short time, happy joy. But then I found the Nicer Dicer's kryptonite--rutabagas. One piece KILLED the large grid, bending several of the blades irreparably. A couple of other people I know (freaks who also like rutabagas) confirmed that they couldn't cut them with the Nicer Dicer either. If you stay away from rutabagas you should be okay, but as I mentioned tomatoes (even the hard ones) will make a mess and items like potatoes and carrots will pose some difficulty if you don't set them just so. Williams-Sonoma sells a very similar product for about five dollars less than the Nicer Dicer that's a lot sturdier and offers more options, including a measuring cup. This was a birthday gift; if you want one try to get someone else to spend the money.
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