🥦 Green Kitchen Active Spiralizer Spiral Slicer: Enhance Your SEO Review

WOW, that's DANGEROUS. The sides are razor sharp. These are the sides to hold on to when forcing an unruly vegetable to cut to death. The only thing that gets rolled up is YOU. get hacked. All reviews are purchased and paid for. don't trust them ALL you spend on it is a waste of money. Luckily I was able to send it back within the stated time otherwise I would have been stuck. DO NOT BUY THIS!

I have used this item several times since I received it. I like it, but the spiral part could be a bit longer/deeper, which would make the overall length a bit longer. Tougher veggies like carrots are harder to hold and turn, but softer veggies like squash and yellow squash work easier. I will be trying more veggies and other foods in the coming weeks, but there seems to be a limited amount of fruit or veg to test with this product. For the price I paid I'm not disappointed, just a little…

Very disappointed with this product. I saw it had very high ratings so I ordered it. When it arrived and I realized it was a C+ product I went back to read the reviews and saw that they were all upvotes (got this product at a discount in exchange for mine Valuation). The product is made of cheap plastic. , and makes incredibly thin strips (too thin to use as zucchini noodles). In other words, the strips are so thin that they break after about an inch. Disappointing purchase with misleading…

I bought this on a bit of impulsiveness with CC jars and it's pretty useless unless you want to spiralize zucchini, there You can only put a fairly narrow object and can only do what you can twist and cut manually (and the blades aren't sharp). I tried the neck of the yam and it was more mashed than cut and my hands got in agony pretty quickly leaving small zucchini and even them tend to mash due to the dull blades mentioned above (but to compensate the metal handle). is very sharp, which might

I originally bought a spiralizer to use for making sweet potato spaghetti. First, it's difficult to find a sweet potato that's small enough in diameter to fit in a tool. Second, since the potatoes are peeled, they are a bit slippery. The "lid" that came with the spiralizer doesn't hold it in place so you can slide the potatoes through the blade (I used the larger of the two). So the product didn't do what I wanted, hence only 3 stars. However, I have used it with cucumber and zucchini with…

I have several different brands of spiralizers and they all work about the same (from $6 to $20). never bought those really expensive ones though.). PROS: I love the result: being able to make something delicious, super healthy and easy in no time. CONS: The problem I see with these spiralizers is the design. I ALWAYS hurt myself, at least a little, even though I knew it was going to happen and being more careful than last time, I ended up cutting my finger. That's because I try to minimize…

I bought this after wanting to replace some carbs with healthier options. After seeing all the food blogs raving about zucchini pasta, I knew I had to get involved. The design is very compact (which I like more than a freestanding spiralizer which would take up a lot of space in the kitchen. I like that it has two sides (one for thin spirals, one for thicker spirals), although IMO they are very similar in size.I've only used this for zucchini but it sliced them well.My only complaint (and I'm…

I bought this spiral cut to reduce pasta around our house - got it earlier this week and tried it twice. It has some good points and some not so good points: Pros: 1) It's small which some other spiralizers/spiralizers don't have. 2) It also seems strong, the plastic isn't flimsy, the metal handles on the sides are very strong. 3) I don't think it will break any time soon. 4) It cuts two different sizes of ribbons, so you don't have to worry about getting just tiny ribbons or just big ribbons…