Handheld Spiralizer Vegetable Slicer Veggie Review

I needed to carve wheat and needed a spiralizer for vegetables and came across this little gem. I love it! It stands next to the stove, I use it 2-3 times a day. This is a game changer in my diet, let me tell you I can eat pasta dishes again!

I have a large spiralizer at home and I am addicted to it. While visiting family I lacked the ease of having zoodles (gluten intolerance) and bought this. I like it a lot, it's light and compact. Zoodles are not as diverse as my expensive ones, but half the price and 2 times easier.

Very happy to make a healthy alternative to pasta which my kids are obsessed with! It comes with two different noodle thickness settings, which is great. The plastic feels thick and durable. And everything comes apart for easy cleaning! Very satisfied with the product.

So our family tried to eat a little healthier. Spiral cutting for vegetables is perfect for this. It's small and you can throw it in the drawer when you're done with it. It is pretty easy to disassemble, which is very convenient for cleaning. You have two settings: one for chopping and one for slicing!

I can't believe I didn't get something like this before. I really love this shop! It's incredibly easy to use. My only two complaints are that it doesn't work for small zucchini, but it's great for medium to large ones. It'll still get the job done with the little ones, it just seems like it's going to take a little longer. Cleaning is pretty easy, but I doubt how clean the blade actually gets as I can't easily get to the underside since the bottom mount is right there.

I love my vegetables, but I always thought it was too much to spiralize them. But when reckless zucchini and yellow squash started appearing in my normally dysfunctional garden, I had to find another way to take advantage of the unexpected abundance, and I succumbed to the spiralizer. It arrived last night and I used it straight away. The instructions on the box are in small print and require some squinting to read, but I played around with all the different settings which were very easy to set

I completely understand that I bought one of the cheapest spiralizers, so there is no reason to complain about the quality. However, if I can't even push both buttons to get the fourth haircut they're promoting, I'll be disappointed. I had to HOLD both knobs while rotating the zucchini to cut them more into a pasta shape. And even though my hands are finally starting to hurt from the pressure on the buttons that are on the bottom as well as on top (I think it would be a bit easier if I had…