Fullstar Vegetable Spiralizer Vegetable Slicer - 4 in 1 Zucchini Spaghetti Maker Zoodle Maker Veggie Spiralizer Adjustable Handheld Spiralizer Zucchini Noodle Maker Zucchini Spiralizer with Container

There is no such thing as that. The machine works well for making veggie noodles, however. It is my pleasure to review some products I have tried (Veggetti and similar). I like zucchini marinara. I have found this one is the best so far. It minimizes waste (just the disgusting, weird "pole" in the middle when you're done with it) and allows you to twist it down to about 1/4" of Having tried it without a lid, I made the mistake of not using one The first couple of inches were fine, but the last couple inches proved problematic. In the process, I sliced my hand open on the blades that I had not noticed until after I had chosen my noodle "design". The outcome was really good. Other than feeling like a bloody idiot (literally), I was thrilled with the outcome!
I cleaned the blade with a strong stream of hot water and just used a brush to remove the accumulated pieces. Taking the lid and cup to the dishwasher made sense. After spiraling the pieces, the first time I used it, I did not cut I am dumb. Those noodles were huge! They were about ten feet When I cut the zucchini in half the next time, I used the lid and made an x across the pile, and they turned out just right. **NOT influenced by any programs, coupons, or discounts received in exchange for my honest opinion about their products, these opinions are my own.

Justice GRIFFITHS

| Dec 18, 2020

In the course of using a multitool, I cut my finger It was this multi-purpose chopper/spiralizer without hand protection that convinced me to try it out. My usual skepticism about buying a single item is based on my experience with multi-packs. Using gadgets is a good idea. Although this is still expensive when compared to other similar products, it is not unreasonable when compared with its competition. As soon as I first saw the idea, I had a vision of something a little more versatile - something that could be used for many things and you could change the blades - but this simplified my preparation since you don't have to worry about switching them and maybe As a whole, I am absolutely in love with this spiralizer since it is so easy to use and the curls are gorgeous The pictures in this post (which used different blade lengths) show that I used it for yellow squash and zucchini and they turned out beautifully.

Here are just a few suggestions for how to use it Placing the vegetable toward the diameter where the blades are instead of in the middle will help it keep its shape. I do believe that since this is a mini-device, it is quite small, but I don't think it is a problem since you will be able to empty it out and transfer it to a dish as In the case of yellow squash, the cup was already full after half a squash was used. In fact, its functionality is not affected, and in that sense, you can think of it as saving you storage space, which is something I would probably recommend for those with It has one negative (negligible) aspect that I can think of that relates to storing it, which is that its suction cap does not secure to the cup properly. If it were attached safely, then that would be great, but since you place the blade upside down in the cup, it doesn't matter really. There may be a further upgrade to this product in the future, so I recommend taking this into account. It is my strong recommendation for anyone interested in making food art to use this product.

Erick Sparks

| Apr 29, 2021

You're just not going to get anything out of It took me a long time to figure out how to operate it and I ended up hand-chopping my vegetables. In the end, I did get "noodles," but it took way too much time and I only got them from the largest Using cucumbers as an example, it seems like it may work best. (Like I said, I can only see this working with This is the proper shape for it. There was no way to use butternut squash. If carrots were large enough to be utilized, it would seem like they would If I had bought a chopper instead, I would have saved money. I think this is a durable product. There is nothing very useful about this.

Sofia REES

| Jul 28, 2020

Just used this to spiralize some zucchini from the garden a side dish for dinner. I received it promptly and used it for the first time today. It's easy to assemble, even easier to use, and the parts can simply be placed on the top rack of the dishwasher for cleanup. A finger is protruding from the wall A finger guard to prevent your fingers from coming into contact with the blade. Also, there are buttons that enable you to choose the width of your spirals, so you can make the transition between thin, medium, or even more ribbon-wide spirals with ease. Curls of a certain shape. Excellent product for the price! Very pleased with it!.

Kamden REES

| May 03, 2021

As you can see, this is very basic, so it is extremely simple. In preparation for tomorrow night's dinner, I washed it (easy) and used it to prep zucchini noodles. However, one thing you'll want to note, even if the "jar" aspect of this works perfectly, it can only hold around a half-cup of I found this spiralizer to be a great spiralizing tool, even if the storage capacity is just an added bonus - as it was to me. Spiralizers are awesome and I had one of those! I was surprised at how big it was. Cleaning was a pain, and then storing was a hassle. I love the size of this one. The glass is easy to clean and use. Here is the carrot or squash sauce you want if you want thin strips or noodles. It is best to get the bigger spiralizer if you are intending to spiralize apples, because of their width, and possibly potatoes. It's not the best for your basic carrots and squash, but it will do.

Clare John

| Jul 02, 2021

A review of this spiralizer in a food magazine convinced me that this was the one I needed. I'd been considering buying a spiralizer for months, but I've been debating which one to buy. This spiralizer is compact and easy to store, approximately the size of a coffee cup. I didn't want to add another gadget to my tiny kitchen with no cabinets, but I really wanted to add this gadget. It certainly works better with larger vegetables, but for making dinner for two people a few times a month, this works great. I suspect that larger spiralizers with hand cranks work better, but for a few times a month, this is fine The task of peeling cucumbers and zucchini is simple. As a result of their small circumference, carrots are more challenging to work with, and you have to exert a lot more effort in order to peal them. Purchasing a spiralizer had been on my wish list for a long time My dinners have been enhanced and am more interesting by using this gadget a few times a week for variety and texture. This gadget has been easy to use, wash, and store.

Ellianna Rasmussen

| Oct 28, 2020

We are returning it to you. Only fat chips and shreds could be produced by an adult and a child. The carrots, beets, and zucchini were used in this recipe. I made the worst purchase of my life.

Millie Swanson

| Jul 23, 2020