🍝 Ourokhome Vegetable Spiralizer Zucchini Noodles Maker: Create Veggie Spaghetti Paste with 4 Built-in Spiral Slicer Blades Review

It was quick and easy. And so sharp that absentmindedly swiping a piece of zucchini off the blade ended up in the ER. I really made a number on my thumb 😖. Careful!

This product is more compact and easier to use than the horizontal judder. I also like the convenient mug that catches Zoodles. The blades are hinged, making changing pasta and cleaning very easy and safe. I really appreciate that the blades are attached because you can't lose them!

I've only used it a couple of times and will update my review when needed. I bought this primarily to spiralize zucchini as it's a blessing to be able to buy at the grocery store. I had another spiralizer that wasn't working properly and was trying to find another that didn't have the same basic design. I didn't want to spend a fortune on it either. This fits the bill. I have a granite countertop and it holds up great and works effortlessly. As long as I like it

I have used the spiral jet three times already. It's easy to use and easy to clean (just don't let things dry and expect them to peel off without a good scrub like me). It's also fairly easy to store; everything fits in the drawer. It's small, which is great for storage, but you'll need to cut large veggies in half to fit between the handle and the blade. It sticks to the counter but still wobbles a bit so you'll have to hold onto it to make it a bit more stable. Overall it's a great value and…

Two stars for cute and spiral zucchini. But otherwise I am disappointed with the product. It doesn't work with hard vegetables like squash, sweet potatoes, or carrots. The knives do not cut through the vegetables to the end and partially cut material gets caught in the blade. I was wondering how the multi-blade rotary setup would work on this spiralizer, but I bought it because I thought vertical cutting would be better for tough veggies. It is not. If you're only interested in zucchini, this…

This is my third spiralizer gadget. The first was so big and bulky that it slid around everywhere. My second of those crappy manuals that are very limited in what you can put in them. Then there's this one. I'm so impressed with this kid. You can quickly zip through without struggling to keep it in place. Very easy to clean which is always a plus. The little spatula that comes with it is awesome too. I'm old so I can't tell you how many knives I've tried, but I can tell you none were as sharp…

As a ketogenic dieter, noodles are not on my shopping list. The Ourokhome Zucchini Pasta Maker helps me diversify my diet without adding too many carbs. It is very good to make "noodles" from zucchini. When served with a low-carb marinara sauce and meatballs, zoodles can pass as pasta but without the carbs. It cuts well and is easy to clean. I haven't tried anything other than zucchini so can't comment on how well it works for this. The suction cups don't hold very well, but the zucchini is so…

I ordered the recommended Revain spiralizer. It was huge and its equipment did not correspond to the required storage space. I found this cute little machine that does the same thing, with a handle, but takes up less storage space. Looks very cute and a bit retro. It had multiple blades for the fat ones, and the main citation blade turned the potato into that openwork stack of potato chips you can get at the Minnesota State Fair! (I haven't tried this though.) I've only used it on zucchini and…

I got it a few days ago and haven't used it yet but plan to do so tonight. Be sure to share "instructions" though, if anyone can translate I'd be grateful! This is a sheet of paper approximately 7" x 3" with 9 beautiful crisp color photographs, the text is as follows (exactly as printed). 1) Insert the pin into the pole for the first time use. Be careful of pike when pushing the rod. 2) There is a silicone suction cup at the bottom of the product. Strive to secure the products when using. 3)…