Which Infomercial Products Make the Grade?  "GMA" technology
contributor Becky Worley tested a new crop of those tantalizing
products you see in infomercials. She tried out four new
products in her own home and graded them on how well they live
up to their claims.  Find out which products made the grade and
which just didn't live up to Worley's expectation below.  Slap
Chop  VIDEO: We test Slap Chop, Shuffles, Strap Perfect and
Bumpits against their claims.  Price: $19.95 plus shipping and
handling Grade: A- What Worley said: The Slap Chop does a good
job on firm vegetables like potatoes and carrots, but on leafy
vegetables like lettuce or spinach, it cuts some leaves and
bruises some others. With bananas, it predominantly mashed them
up.  My biggest complaint is that the uniformity of chopping is
a problem. I tried to chop carrots for my babies and some pieces
were long while others were tiny. I had to go back and cut the
big pieces with a knife so the kids didn't choke.  When I tried
to dice an onion, it di